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Libyan Drive Stepping Stone for Invasion of Italy?

British Take Gambut

Paralyzes Output ^'Beleerfe Is. ISp.)

In Libyan Campaign;

On Defense Jobs

reneral Walkout in St. Ue Se Troops 50 Tanks Destroyed Louis Area Holds Up C Y k »0 $ ^ Millions of ' Dollars

To Be Sent Italians Report British Worth of Orders; lA*g- Important Axis Supply : Iritiih Armored Brigade and After ~ War ilreatbeldt Center Captured In islative Remedies Fa­ Into Guiana Several Other Units vored by Roosevelt. Smash Westward on^ Alsisndria Period Will Badly Mauled or De­ Mediterranean Coast; Contingent to Protect BritWi drive sees B u llk in ! stroyed West of Sal- cenater-meve sfeiaW Be Perilous Follows Hard Upon! Washington, Nov. 24.— (iT*), Bauxite Mines Which peuiMe Nesi Misvre um ; Tohruk Sorties I—President Roos^eit invited | Supply Ray Aluminum of Frsnn Seizure of Bardia by

Iten members of \ Congress Opposed hy Infantry City Managers Are Told Needed for Defense. Ifl Which British Reach i land two representatives of And Artillery Forces. Problem of Adjust­ Sea to Trap Foes# ■ the Labor Department today EGYPT Washington, Nov. 24.—(T)—The I to meet with him at the ment Will Not Be White House announced today that Rome, Nov. 24.—(JP)— ^The Cairo, Egypt, Nov. 24.-—

I White House tonight to dis- a contingent of Apierlcan troops fourth armored brigade and So Simple This Time. (fP)— British forces smashiiur |«uss labor legislation.lauun. 7.hey i.ney Irititk ThruiH would move into Dutch Guiana to several other British units westward along the Libyan er Raybiini, Scale el Milst Immadtsta Objactivea J included Speaker protect valuable bauxite mines were declared by the Italian _ Hollywood Beach, Fla.. Nov. 24 Mediterranean coaat have Secretary Perkins.(ins, Houw I Peaiibla Objactivaa Which supply the United .States high command today to have —(Jf)—The nation’s city managers captured the important Axia [Majority I..eader' McCortnacH with large supplies of raw alumi­ been badly mauled or de­ were told today by the president of num. supply center of Gambut, ap< (D., Mass.), and Chairman Italy, Sicily and possibly French North Africa (Algeria-Tunlsla) are believed ultimate objectives of stroyed by Axis forces west their association that “ the post- proximately half way to the . I Norton (D., N. J.), of the - The arrangement was made by Britain’s smashing offen.alve into Libya. Map shows how conquest of this Italian colony would provide of Salum in week-end fight­ defense period promises to be tbe United States and Netherlands allies with a stepping stone for future attack.s. besieged British garrison at I I House Labor Committee. A governments, with the government ing of the new Battle of more disastrous after this war than after the first World war.’’ Tobruk, the British Huddle bi-partisan angle was provid­ of Brazil giving its wholehearted Libya. Italians said that not less E>st command announced today,' approval. than 50 tanks, as well as other ar­ Roy S. Braden, town manager of ed by the inclusion of House Greenbelt, Md., one of the Fed­ This success announced on tha Dutch Guiana lies on the north­ mored vehicles, were destroyed Minority Leader Martin (R., eral government's “model com- east dqast of South America and by Italian and German forces in seventh day of the Invaskm a t Maas.), and Representative Is bord^ed on the south by Brazil. M oscow Put in Serious Danger; the sector of Britlsh-heid Tobruk mupitie8,".explqiq$d In a prepared Axis Libya, followed hard upon address that the problem of post­ Welch (R., Calif.), a member It lies between British Guiana and alone. capture of Bardia, a mova ' by war adjustment “will not be slm- which the British reached of the Labor Committee. The “ Further sorties from Tobruk (Continued On Page Eight) fortress attempted by the enemy, Mediterranean to trap others were Daniel W. Tracy Nazi Units 31 Miles Northwest (Contlnoed on Page Eight) forces under Axis Gen. E with widespread employment of and Representatives Cox (D., Rommel entrenched along tanks and armored vehicles, were of the I.Jibor Department, Egyptlnn-Libyan border. An m *'. New Advance Curries Ncui Shock Troops opposed by our infantry and artil­ official report sold 15,000 Aziffi Go.), Ramspeck (D., Ga.), Price Control Japan Sends lery in close cooperation with British Fliers Nasi Vanguards into prisoners were token up to y«a4; Vinson (D., Ga.), Smith (D., Drive Wedge Between German detachments,’’ the high terday. command aaid. Va.), and Gavagan (I)., N. Solnetachnogorski ; Red Capital and Kal­ Four Separate Isolated Oroups License Plan Envoys New Break Up Mechanized Forces Pound French Y.). Fierce Battle Fought. inin ; Hit Second Lines. South and southeast of Tobruk, The British sold that aitogaUM^' the Axis armies bod been bntf Italian and German air and Washington, Nov. 24.—(JP} Is Restored ground units were said to h^ve into four sepi^rate isolated _ Berlin, Nov. 24.— {/P)— A Note Today Kuibyshev, Russia, Nov. Coast Ports with the empire forces closing —A general strike of 8,500 broken up considerable British new advance toward Moscow, 24.— (yP)— German shock mechanized forces, destroying and to annihlliat«( them. American Federation of I.a- H o u h u Banking (!}^niniit- carrying the German van­ troops which drove a new seriously damaging many tanks 'The British forces which bor machinists practically New Development Is Ex Follow Daylij^t Raiders guards into Solnetschnogbr- wedge between Moscow and and motor vehicles. through the Axis slsge Unao I! paralyzed production on mil­ lee Sfiecifically Ex­ Tobruk were reported to hO' ski, 50 kilometers (about 31 peeled Very Shortly Kalinin and swarmed against "Prisoners were captured and* Who Bomb Factory lions of dollars of defense or- considerable losses were inflicted,’’ fought their way to within fi empts Farmers; miles) northwest of thfi Rus­ In Negotiations Being the Red Army’s second lines miles of their comrades coming:'ilfi' ! ders in the St. Ixmis area to­ the high command declared. Near Calais and Strafe Essential Part of sian capital, the closest they of defense south and west of from tha east and oouth. r. day as miners in captive coal Held at Washington. Fall of a small Italian garrllmn Barges Near Gravelines have thrust so far, was an­ the capital put Moscow today north of the Gialo oasis in the 'The main batUo—jjMeturaff oa a mines ended a week-long . Washington, Nov. 24.—(,45—The Cirenaican desert was acknowl­ great clash of the /hrdrld’a moaS walkout which had threatened nounced by the high com­ Tokyo, Nov. 24—(JT)—The Ja­ in its most serious danger of London, Nov. 24— (F) —The modem tanks and nirrtiaiiliMl House Banking Ck>mmlttea in an mand today. The communique the war. Military sources declared, edged, the high command report­ ateel production. The labor picture panese Foreign Office has sent a ing that it was overpowered after R. A. F. roared back acrooi the equipment, with / Americoa-madi* eleventh hour reversal, resjored li­ said the city was taken by tank however, that on the southern machines playing a major nfio—s' was definitely brighter than last new communication to Its mission a tenacious defense against a Brit­ channel to pound northern France week, when the captive miners censing provisions to the adminis­ troops after a fierce battle. front, where German tanks bat­ raged in the Vicinity Of 8Mi ISolnetschnogorskl does not ap­ negotiating with the United States tered their way Into the Don river ish motorized column. loot nljfht following two wavea of were joined by thousands of com­ tration’s drastically revamped Rezegh, 10 mUes southeast o f' mercial miners in sympathy pear on maps but the distance government in W’oshlngton, and a port of Rostov, the Red Army No Respite In Battle day raiders wnich bombed a fac­ Tobruk. / price control bill today but speci­ "On the Salum front, where the strikes, but President Roosevelt and direction from Moscow would new development is expected "very had launched Its greatest counter­ tory near Calais and atrafed •Thla battk*," said the BrU fically exempted farmers from the indicate a penetration along the attack of the war, driving back Savona division has been strongly barges near Gravelinea with ma­ was said to favor legislative rem­ provision. shortly,” Domel, the authoritative communiquy today, “which railroad from KUn, 50 miles north­ Japanese news agency, said to­ the Germans in some places blb engaged since the afternoon of chine-gun fire, the government re­ been fougqt and is being ti edies against a recurrence of the ITie administration fought tor Nov. 22 by enemy forces aided by recent series of labor crises. west of Moscow, where the Rus- night. much as 37 miles across the ported today. with utmoat resolution by weeks to get the licensing author­ siana acknowledged yesterday Donets plateau. intense artillery fire, air and mo­ Flying ynited Statea - built Not la Mood to Drop Matter There was no Unmedlats Indica­ sides, has been in progreaa wil ity replaced in the bill, contending there held been fighting.) torize imitfe,” it said, "attacka Havooa in the night foray, the Air out cea^tion for over 48 houra.* i Congress was in no mood to let tion os to the nature of the com­ Street Fighting in Boatov it was essential to enforcement, Rail IJnea Disrupted ’The Russians declared that vio­ and counter-attacks have followed Mimstry News Service aaiid, Brit­ the strike matter drop and Speak- but the committee made several munication, and Dome! warned one another without respite.” Ploiles Bomb Axia Forces Several rail lines In the Moscow that optimism was not warranted lent street fighting continued In ish airmen attacked French air­ ! ar Rayburn waa expected to an­ changes from the original Ian- West of Tobruk, the Italians re­ dromes from which German bomb­ Overhead British planes boi nounce that the House would take region were disrupted by direct Message Regarded Urgent Rostov Itself. (The German high ported. a British armed motorahip and machine-gunned the )fu»8c. It was imdsrstood^that the For­ ers operate against Britain. One up labor legislation next week. In addition to prohibiting the li­ bomb hits, the communique said, command declared last Saturday waa captured, together with, her forces. and objectives within besieged eign Office regarded its message to that the port waa captured and Nazi plane was said to have been Repreaentatives of raUway labor censing of any farmer to sell any crew. machine-gunned sa lt glided down The Germans were nuhiM and management resumed coiifer- Leningrad were subjected to new the Japanese delegates as urgent. firmly In (jerman bonds.) West of Matruh, Egypt, it waa Inforcemente to their Air jfo of his own products, the revised The newspaper Nlchi Nichi, in a to land. ' ences this rooming at Mr. Rooae- artillery pounding by heavy bat­ Military reports said bluntly and a British spokesman ackni version also would forbid the li- Berlin dispatch, said that while Other British night filers were velt's request. In an attempt to cenalBg of radio time. The aelllng teries. that the Red Army had entered (Conttnned On Page Eight) ledg^ that the air oppooitioa The communique said another Japan would participate In the the most critical period in its re­ sold to have pounded the German- compromise differences which re­ and dktribuUon of newspapers, held French ports of Brest, Lorient Libya was increasing. He a( ' Russian attempt to break out of antl-ComIntem conference opening sistance against a fierce onslaaght however, that the Axis si sulted in 350,000 members of rail- books and other printed matter in the German capital today, this and Dunkerque. . way operating uniona calling . a likewise would be exempted, the toward Moscow aimed at taking waa being concentrated in (Uoatfaued Oa Page Two) would not violate the Russion-Ja- “ most important objectives.” Driving Ploaes To Interior strike for Dec. 7. same as under the original pro- 'The R. A. F. offensive against back areas rather than on tha bff ponese mutrslity pact, since the In this big drive the Germans tiefield. A*, captive mtnea, which are vlalon. the German-occupied French coast owned by steel companies, resumed antl-Conuntem agreement is aim­ were estimated to have ^burled Flashes I Vote 14 to 8 ed at the third International, and was declared by one Canadian filer Both aides appealed to bs pd coal production. Curtailed steel op- Committee members said the more than 40 divisions — roughly (Late Balletine of the (F) Wire) ting an all-out effort into the R not St the Soviet union. 600,000 men—and half their tank to be driving the Nazi planes Into : eraUons were expanded. One of vote on restoration of the licensing More Tban 60 the interior. Their oply bases near tank battle, and looses were hoaij three blast furnaces closed down Makes Appeal for Unity force against the stubbornly-de­ provision was 14 to 6. Chairman Premier Gen. Hideki Tojo open­ ’Anti-Okie” Law the coast now ore advanced land­ for each. fended approaches to the capital. In the Birmingham area waa ex­ Steagall (D., Ala.) said the com­ ing grounds, he said. 'These - looses steadily cut pected to resume operations toihor- Hurt in Crash ed a conference of prefectural gov- New Wedge In Right Way Woohiagtoii, Novi S4—(F>—The mittee would meet agal. tomor­ emore tonight with an urgent ap­ Supreme court held unconstltn- Tw o German-planes were sqid to the number of tanks taking row and Came^e-Illlnois Steel row and it waa understood the MUltary dispatches, said this peal for national unity in the face powerful attacking force had Honal today ChUfomla leglelatloa have been destroyed in night raids since relnfqrcenienta were CorporaUon, which closed 11 fur­ question of restoring authority for matching debtruetton. naces, said all would be in produc­ of obstacles and difficulties Which thrust a new wedge into the Hua- which prohibited onyooe from as­ on Brit|Un which were declared of. the government to buy and aell Woman Dies on Way to be sold lay ofiesd of Japan. flclally to have caused only a few Both sides tiung infantry fi tion again by Wednesday. ■ian right wing in the vicinity , of sisting non-resident indigent per­ any commodity In order 4o main­ The premier urged the 44 gov­ Injuries and minor damage. Seven into the Sidi Rezegh battle "Seven persons were Injured, none tain price lUbUlty would be con- Hospital as Passenger Klin, 50 miles northwest of Mos­ sons toi ooiqe Into the state. Jns- ernors attending to win the co- cow, In an attempt to cut between tlc« Byrnes delivered the dedoion British fighter planes / were oc- great fury. and hond-to-1 operaUon of tha people In order to (Ooattnned On Page Two) (Coattaned as Page Bight) Train Is Derailed. the capital and Kalinin, 95 m'ilea oa what woe popularly known os strengthen national defense. A northwest of Moscow. the *1uitt-okle” law. Intended to (Continoed On Page Eight) (Coatlnoed On, Page Eight) government backed by a united Bulletin! 'Die fighting here was the near­ dlaooorwge the movement Into tho nation, he sold, can overcome all est to the capital yet reported by etoto ol persona believed Bkely to Corinth, Mlno., Nev. 84—(85 difficulUea. the Russians. become public chargee. Twenty —One paaeeaget^wae killed All cabinet ministers and also Fighting off attack after attack seven other states were sold to

Strike Impedes Flow and osore than 88 lajored, Moj. Gen. AMra Muto, director of by tank and mechanized forces, the have aimllar statutee. • • • Seven Nations to Join three ee eerieaely they may the MlUtory Affairs Bureau of the Russions declared they were bold­ die, whea alght eara of the W af Ministry, representing Ja­ ing firmly to their positions at Sertoua Fire Raging Of Freight on Trucks lUlBois Ceatral’B fast paaeea- pan’s fighting forces, attended the Kalinin and Volokolamsk, fi^nklng Senttle, Nov. 84—(S>— A aerl- ger train, the Smnlaole, left one-day conference. the new wedge. m firo was reported mgiag to­ Anti-Comintern Grou] the tracks aad kartled «awn a Shlnouku Klohl, minister of Fierce resistance also was being day in Sewmrd, Alaska, pert of b SO-foet aabaakmeat a aiUe commerce ohd Industry, urged the put up against the Nazi drive entiy for U. 8. army foroea and Several Hundred ^Han­ aoatk of ker yestefday. Uotod aouthem termlsns of the Atauka Selecting J u ^ aa ertttoally lajared were BIrs. (Oeattaned Oa Page Two) (OeattawS Oa Page Two) railroad which serves the Interior dlers in Chicago Walk- 8. W. Uamwa ef Cklcage; Firemen Hurt of the territory. Official soarcee ^ I garia, Croatia, Rir““ Out; 75 Per Cent o f Samea Madleea Bparlock et hod Bo details of the blnae. The To Tty Slayer Eafaala, Ala., and Mrs. J. T. During Blaze ia, Slovakia and Evaaa, 67, of Jaekaea, Tens. flre^ stin out of cootrol at IS a. Operations Halted. Program to Stem Exodus m. (1 p. m. o. a. t .) destroyed ___? I king WiU Sign Corinth, MIsa.. Nov, 84—

. 1.. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24.1941 PAGE kANCRESTEA EVENING HERALD. MANCHEETEB. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1941 ' tractive brunette wife lying semi- Mr. and Mra. Fray built tbalr bonia claimed the lacaptur* of the rail Foes to Back Hope to Learn conacious in an upstairs bedroom. reys Observe on Brtdg* Btisat whera Mr. Frey Japan Sends line town of Malaya' VUhera, M ]kull Found in Oklahoma North Carolina Folks Ask The officers said "ttMit'the -bdy became Intaraated in the activities mile* MuUMMt o f l«nlngiad, and A bou t Tow n Jr. R ed Cross Moods Given told them that his stepmother, of the diatrlct and was one of ■aid the Germans had been pursued SHOPPING PAYS Foreign Policy Tragedy Cause told bim to call police to com* .Wedding Date those Who Had much to do to Im­ Envoys New back to the outskirts of another 26 May Be the Oldest Yet Release of Horse-Shoer "right away." prove the condltlMis of the schools city In that region. Campbell Council N a 573 wiu Finishes Drive Note Addresaed To Ptiysiciaa of the Fifth District and was an Germans also were reported hold iU regular msetlng at the to Christmas Life’s Actions Dr. Wesley C. Ward, deputy advocate of consolidation. N ote Today forced back several mUes from a clubrooma on Main street this By HofWard W. Blakesle* ^Erosion, however, probably ac­ Taft and Gillette to Sup­ Oklahoma City, Nor. 34— (JT)— ■^when asked by an officer what he Wife Found with Her pixty Friends «nid Rela* number o f setUenaents west of the evening. A good attendance la Also GIVE counted for the position, rather The folks around Salisbury, N. C., would do to help hia family if he coroner, reported that he found a Unlike Adult Campaign , New York, Nov. 24.—(/P)— A were discharged. Wrists .Slushed; llus-^ note addressed to the physician Volkhov river defense line. hoped for as plans will be made I/.& Defense Sa^t^s South Giurch Pastor Do Buman skull found under about 25 than antiquity. , port Course If Ap­ sure, wish the Army wqpid let their fives Assirt in Celebrat- German Units 31 (Ooatbni«fi Ffom Pag* On*) These offensives sppareaUy were for the testimonial dUmer at ths The striking resemblances to “Pa was the horse-shoer for 27 and Signed with Mrs. Travis’ name, Youngsters Report It dares Many Are Vic gset of earth in Oklahoma is a proved by Congress. best horse-shoer come back home years, but he got down In the band Hungs Himself, saying "You have hurt me before ing the Ei^nt. designed to divert German f clubrooms. Wednesday evening BONDS and sndldate for the rank of Amitl- human fossils considered in the govaraon to help speed reorgani­ sure on Moscow. for Rev. Frederick Clark, and the 100 Per Cent Success. and take up where he left off { bock, so five years ago I took it I my friends. Good bye.” Ward said Miles Northwest tiras of Feelings. I’a No. 1 freak. mlllion-year-old class placed this zation of medium and small Indus­ A German tank drive was said to committee In charge will make Its STAMPS Ellis county man as probably one Washington, Nov. 24—(JPh— Two when the Army nailed him four up, and I did right well until I Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. there waa a party at the Travia Mr. and M n. Pater were The skull haajthe brain site, got put In the Army for 21 bucks I home Saturday night. tries to strengthen defense. have forced the Russians to with­ report. During the last two weeks whin of the earliest Americans and senators who repeatedly have bat­ months ago. —Authorities expressed hope to­ ' fiven a aurprlaa, by of their St STORES-BANKS height and contours of the milllon- Their man is Pvt. Willus Shoaf, a month. (Oontlnoed from Page One) Watch Washington Talks draw from Moshalsk, S7 mlliis west “We are governed In our aetltmi ayear-old Peking man, earliest raised the question whether he tled against administration for­ day that they would learn from I Ward theorized that Dr. Travis, ralatlvaa and trtenda , called Japan - continued to watch the of Moscow. Mrs. Gertrude Buchanan and the Red CVose Roll Cell was in POST OFFICES not so much by our thinking as by 24, and they sent a petition to Mode More Hhoeing Horses who was 42, had found his wife them GO Maple Grove, Rockville, lidentlfled Sub-human. It closely re- may have antedated any other eign policy measures- Taft (R., Mr*. Rosemary Cutter Travis, in a the Lonliigrad siege ring collapsed Japanese-Amerlcan talks in Wash­ Soviet R*vsrsss Pictured her committee of the Anderson- progress, the Junior Red Cross was ll-M oiir moods," the pastpr of South human so far found in the new authorities at Will Rogers Air "1 made more money shoeing after she had slashed her wrists, r' Saturday evesinf to let them In Isemblea In the same features, the Ohio) and Gillette )D., Iowa) — Base asking that he. be dis­ horses than I do In the Army hospital with her wrists slashed, with heavy Red Army losses In­ ington clossly. The newspaper Asa- Soviet reverses were plctursd She* Amtillary. VFW, are In also bolding an enrollment drive in Methodist church. Rev. W. Ralph lape-man—Pithecanthropus*— who world. believed she was dead, and then oalabraiing their 3Sth wedding an' cluding eight tanks, seven o f them M said that Elecretary of State also In ths bitter battle of Tula charg* of the Old Fashioned New the school* Fifty cents s room la Ward, Jr., said in his sermon yes­ I At the American Museum Dr. said today they stood ready to charged, 'cause I got $1.60 for shop jobs the circumstances which led to her hanged himself. Her condition was nlvenury. ttr. and Mra. Frey were Hull's conference Saturday a’ith England Tharkaglvlng dlimer ■lived half a million years ago In support President Roosevelt's 'The horses Is plum stove up and as much as $1.75 for- going "super-heavy,” destroyed., ^ t h an acknowledgment that ths membership fee of the Junior week-end also brought an agree­ terday morning. Pointing out H. L. Shapiro says the skull Is ex­ wounds and the apparent 1 'le reported as fair at city hospital. marriau In Mancbeater 6n Novem* Comter-Attacks “Snoocaafal” Britlab, Australian, Netherlands Russian troops were being pressed which wUl be served before the Red Cross. that Elbert Hubbard, who made iJava. course tn International affairs so since Willus left," wrote a Salis­ out to shoe a whole bunch of of her socially prominent husband. ' Dr. Travia. who was the son of bar 17, twenty-five years ago and ment which erased the threat of e But Otherwise the fossil head ceptional In extremely flat brow bury storekeeper. Horse owners horses. The high command said counter­ and Chinese envoys "casta gloom back inch-by-inch under the Impact auxiliary meeting tomorrow night Last year Manchester schools that statement, knew something and lowness of the brain vault. long as it was covered by con­ Dr." Richard C. Travis. Julius C. Travis, Sr., former judge FOOD SALE have made th «r home here since and suspicion over the future of at the VFW Home, ManchMter telephone strike affecting long dis­ I has some of the fine structure gressional enactments. for a radius of 30 miles around “ I don't care nothing about g o of the Ihdlana Supreme court, attacks on the Libyan front by of five Infantry and ahnored divi­ had eight Junior Red Cross units, tance communlcatlbns in 42 states. of the msny moods which flow In ■ which to date has been found only Like Chinese FomH^ Police officers "who were .sum­ TUES„ NOV. 25, 9:.‘I0 on that time. Although the date came concerted German and Italian Japanese-Amerlcan talks." sions southeast of that munitions Green. Dinner will b* serv^ at representing six schools, with a and out of our experience through' Gillette said he had written the the mountain community endorsed Ing to town nor seeing picture moned to the Travis home at 3 a. waa a specialist in urology. this week, the friends decided that 6:30 p. m, This dispute involved The Amer­ I in modem man. “ Indeed,” he says, "the outline his statement. shows. I just sit here and send ground and air forces “again were . T bs. difficulty of the negotia­ center 100 miles below Moscow, membership of about 130 pupils. the day. ho pressed on to say,' tracing of the skull wnen super­ president that he would stand sol­ m. yesterday by Trayls' seven year HALE’S STORE It would be just as well to cele- tions Asahi said, remains the ican Telephone and Telegraph If really on* of the ape-men. idly behind any steps the chief Worried About Horses my folk* my money. I've got five F'or every man flying a plane to­ successful. (The German high command These units or clubs cw rM on Communication system and the "Among tlio most tragic examples tbia skull would give America a imposed upon that of Peking man old son, found Dr. Travis’ body Asbury Group, Soath MetlMffiB$ tm ta the event on Saturday be­ “Numerous additional tanks American practice of "rallying A member of the Board of Ad­ I Willus is worried about the brothers and two sisters, but hanging from a rope fastened to n day. there are 17 men backing him ^ d Sunday that "Further victo­ various kinds of sendee for those Federation of Long Lines Tele­ In hl.';tory are those persons who I human occupation of hundreds of Indicates that the Ellis county horses he was taking care of, too. they're all married off but two, W. 8, C. 8. cause ot the uncertain hours that were destroyed," It added wltnout hostile powers" while the Japa- ries In the attack have been ministration of the Emanuel Luth­ less fortunate than themselves. are the victims of their feelings." basement door hinge, and his at­ ■ up on the ground. many ■A those who wished to at­ eran church will be In attendance phone Workers, an Independent I thousands of years. As a freak, the skull is little If any higher than He la a cook at the sir base, the and they're sick. giving specific figures. "The num­ nese-American negotiations are scored," but did not elaborate. Favor* were sent to the hospital "It is easy for us to let these the Chinese fossil." ' tend are now working. ber of prtsoners and the amount of under way. each evening this week, from 7 to union representing 15,000 work­ I skull could come from the last Air Corps not having much horse­ "Work In the Army isn’t near (Berlin dispatches reported that and town farm on holidays, toys er* The agreement, reached last moods get the beat of us. But 125,000 years, the period from The Oklahoma man’s brow shoeing to do. as hard as horse-shoeing, but I Their atteedantr at the wedding booty is increasing. Germans, In the face of stubborn 0. at the church to accept contri- and gamea were made for the when we do, we sdmit the mastery- butlona or pledges In the church night provided for wage Increase.s which scientists generally agree ridges, are exceptionally heavy, "I'd just quit cooking and go reckon the folks at Salisbury need were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Suhle, “The battle eouth of Tobnlk as resistance. esUbllsbed a bridge­ Newington Home for Crippled of the physical over ths spirit, the; but not. Dr. Shapiro says, outside b o^ of whom were present at the well as a tta rs by strong British Nothing t» Known Every Member Canvass. totalling >3,000,000 annually and the first evidences of man In back to horse-shoeing," he said me about as bad as the Army.” head across'an unnamed stream Children, the Tolland Oountv for the creation of two boards to enrironmental over the Individual, I America have been found. the range of recent man. Modem ‘Where You Can Afford To Buy Good Furniture^ fathering Saturday lUght. The forces on the Salum-Bardla front Of New Inetructiona and that Infantry, supported by Home, the ChUdren’s VlUage and and tho human over tha divine.” i features'of the Oklahoma man he miests orougnt aFng enough food Tha Masonic Social club has de­ make further wage adjustments Loaned To Museum that he jvould back the chief are still raging." Wssnhigton, Nov. 24—Uei—State tanks, artillery and planes, took other institutions. Some work was' and to study geographic wage dif­ Victim of Hi.s .Mood* ! finds Include a well developed for all and after a mock marriage Other German sources stressed 'an Important advance road.” ) cided to change the night for their The skull now is at the Ameri- executive only so far as Cktngress Department official* said today bridge games from Monday to dona for the local Red Cross chap­ ferentials. "As King Saul of Israel la an ; I can Museum of Natural History chin, small teeth and absence of a A T hought a b u ff^ luncheon was served. Mr. air activity and said many British they had no Information concern­ The Army newspaper Red Star ter, but most Red Cross work Is example of one who defeated him -; snout-like development of the specifically has authorized hia ac­ and Ml*. Frey were presented with tanks had been put out of action in Friday. begin at the Railroad Dispute Unsettled here, loaned hy Dr. T. C. Carter. tions. ing new and urgent instructions announced that Maj. Gen. Ivan usual tlm *: beirond tha ability of elementary self of being the victim of hta; Northwestern sUte college, Alva, face. ^ Specialized Service, • ; two pu'ses of silv*r and Mrs. Frey bombardments of British tank con Panfilov, commander of the zy avenlng. school children. For t ^ past three 8UU unsettled was the railroad Meanwhile, Senator Pepper All they that take Um swerd which tue Japanese news agency, wage dlsput* which has led the moods, so Jesus la an example of i Okla It waa unearthed near the He makes no estimate of the ’WB* given a bouquet. The remain- centratlons. These sources also Domel, reported were sent to Eighth Guards Infantry division, years the Junior Red Cross haa one who experienced every emo­ antiquity of this Oklahoma man (D., Fla.) said that members of shall perish with the sword.—Mat­ 'der A the evening was passed with said 10 British planes were shot had been killed In action defending Dllworth-ComeU Post No. 102, operating brotherhoods to issue a Texas Panhandle. In Ellis County, the minority who offer support to thew 36:53. Tokyo's negotiators In Washing­ American Legion, will bold its fi­ filled the envelopes used by can­ tion and feeling which Is charac- Okla., by Richard Henderson, s but says he may be one of the on nationally famous playing of games and dancing. down In combat. the approaches of Moscow. vassers in the annual roll call. strike call for Dec. 7. Labor and the chief executive “are to be ton; nal meeting of the month tonight management representatives held terlstio 6f us, yet succumbed to biology student at Northwestern. very antique Americans. For the Shortly ^ ter their marriage, No conference between Secre­ Win Important Heights This year as other chUdren none of them. There are many peci'diar character of the skull Dr. commended for giving an example Ambition destroys its possessor. In the Crimea, defenders of the at the Legion home on Leonard separate meetings yesterday, and In 1937. of real democracy;" -Talmud. ARMSTRONG tary ilull and Japan's special street. wanted to have a part In this planned to resume Joint confer­ things in life which help us mas­ The find waa mode In a road ex­ Shapiro says he has no demon­ Selecting Jury emissary, Saburo Kurusu. was Naval base of Sevastopol were said work. It has been possibls to get ter our moods, for example—an strable hypothesis. It might be an to have won important heights in ences today. cavation. The skull lay on top of not certain whether there would 100 percent enrollment In the fol­ appreciation of nature, a love of a layer of Permian clay, a de- extreme type of early American AND NAIRN counter-attacks which hurled the Mr. and Mrs. Reid R, MacIntyre The bellel In the capital was Agent For To Try Slayer be any later today Saturday night of 60 Laurel street have returned lowing schools: Highland Park. strong that some agreement would music, the fellowship we have poMt whose age geologists general- or it might be a skull of degener­ Hull talked for two .hours with Axis siege forces back several South, Barnard, Washington, Hol­ with others, habits of devotion and ate form. miles on one flank. home after spending Thanksgiving be worked out this week or, fall­ l y t a sa about 100,000,000 years. Kurusu and Japanese Ambassador and the week-end \rith relatives in lister, Robertson and Nathan ing that, that some further gov­ many another. But that which (Conttnned from Page One) Kichl Saburo Nomura. The news, however, was not Hale, with a total membership of will help us most to be. the master ibPPERS without cheer for the Russians. Norwich and New London. They ernment action would be taken to coNNicneuT had an opportunity to Inspect the 3081 members. The Junior Red avert the walkout. of our weaker self is fellonihlp Weaver alleged at the time Wheel­ The Moscow radio declared two Cross committee Is 'made up of with (7hrl.st. that Friend who will er was acceded and pleaded Inno­ German divisions—tank and In­ big Free French submarine, “Sur- The atart of the new week found F . M, C . A. Linoleum Floors Chinese Expect couf," arid attended a party at the teachers from the above schools; committees In both wings of the come Into our life If we will but ! Declares War cent that th? Farmington cattle fantry units—were routed near Miss Marcella Kelley, Miss Ella FRADIN’S Norwich Lafayette Club given In capital busy studying labor legis­ leave the gate of our mind and dealer had financed the young wo­ Talks r/W Fail Rostov and that Red Army men Washburn. Miss Elizabeth Krapo- Schedule Senator Gillette I Unosaany Large Selection of Smart­ man's business college education Chungking. Nov. 24—OP)—The had pursued them 37 miles. honor of the sailors. lation. Chairman Norton convened heart ajar. In a circumstsuice Is ^Our»Fight’ wlcz, Misa Rosanna Maher, 3Ubb the House Isbot group to continue of fluctuating and changing feel­ executive may take under the new est, New Deaigns and that another man was “wooing Chinese government expects the "The enemy lost over 7,000 men Catherine Shea, Mias Mary Roach, Tomorrow and winning her.” iTnlied Statea-Jspanese talks at killed,” the radio said. Members of the Manchester its work, while on the Senate side ings and emotions, be comes to legislation permitting American Mothers club are. reminded of the Miss Alice Dowling, Mrs. Roberts a Judiciary Subcommittee waa be in us that which changes not.” 9:00-12:00—Second shift recrea­ L. T. WOOD CO. Attorney General Frank I. Washington to fall but does not Russian dl.'patctics said also Robb, and Miss Elizabeth Clark. merchant ships to carry arms and Cowan, here to share In the prose­ believe war will follow immedi­ meeting this evening tn Center called together for another ses­ In the evening service the pas­ Harriinan Says Navy Is tion group, gym. sail anywhere in the world. Al­ 51 Bissell Street that, despite their gains, the in­ The succeaa of the enrollment sion on the ptopossl of Senator 1:00-3:00—Third shift recreation cution, has not disclosed the con­ ately, a spokesman said today at vaders had failed to break into the church parish hall. Instead of the tor gave the last in a serlea o t though declining to make public CLOSED Phone 4496 Trade school, as originally plan­ drive waa due however, to the Connally (D-Tex) to authorize sermons on "(Kristian Beliefs Shooting German Sub- group, gym. tents of a diary which he said a press conference. deep defense fortifications directly principals, teachers and pupils of the letter, the Iowan told report­ ned. The lecturer will be Harry. seizure of plantr where production That Matter.” taking as his theme. 3:30-5:00 — Cadets outdoor ers he believed that once Ojn- helped Investigators. He sail' that the ABCD powers before Moscow and that Red Army the seven schools. - , is Impeded by strikes. marines and Aircraft. games, baaketball. — Junnors game Miss Buzzell recorded In it for (American, Britain, CHilna and men maintained the initiative at W. Austin of Old Lyme, skilled What Happened on the Cross." greas had declared a policy it was several years "her progress in edu­ potter, who will demonstrate the Would Give Board Authority In the Hi-League, Evelyn Small room. the duty, of the minority to Join Tuesday and Wednesday Dutch Fast Indies) were in perfect Kalinin, 95 miles northwest of the Apparently with tentative ad­ London, Nov. 24— —Britain's 6:15—Rota-y, first floor social cation and her experiences," the accord and that (Thlna had been capital. use of the potter's wheel, which spoke on "Different Religions In with the majority in supporting CUSTOM INLAID FLOORS Machinists^ Strike ministration approval, Mrs. Nor­ Our Community." Frank Wilson war with Germany is "our fight,- room. Standard Gauge with Contrasting Border. Double Ce^i America's Oldest attorney general said, and listed constantly Informed on the conver­ still bolds an Important place in 6:30-9:30 — Men and Women an executive action to carry it out. IN PREPARATION the production of ceramics. Mrs. ton has placed before the Labor led In worship. Rev. Mr. Ward W; Averell Harriroan, U. S. war the names of "numerous men.’ sations. Committee a bill which would giVe showers. That waa true, he added, not ed over protecting layer of cushioning felt. Emt Washer Manufacturer Wheeler, who Is married and has J. G. Echmalian and Mrs. (tester Paralyzes Output waa the speaker at the Senior Ep- aid expediter, told Britons last only of the recent neutrality re­ Strike Impedes statutory authority to the Nation­ worth League servlc* 7:00—Girl Scouts, Banquet hall. Smooth Tile... Marbelle patterns. 11 yards of Standdf three daughters, was arrested In Robinson are co-chairmen of the al Defense Mediation Board, which night and he declared "our Navy 6:30-7:30—Juniors, gym. vision legislation but of the lease- FOR A THREE DAY BLACKSTONE Boston Oct. 27 on an indictment hostess committee. Icnd act and any other defense or Inlaid . . . PLUS 16 yar^ of 9-inch Border. Total...U More Than 60 On Defense Jobs now has only an advisory capacity, is shooting German*—German 7:30-8:30—Suicides, gym. square yards f o r ...... alleging he Shot Miss Buzzell to Flow of Freight BO it could enforce future decisions. Rockville Reports submarines and aircraft at sea.'ji 6:30-8:00—Bowling, open alleys. foreign policy measures adopted death June 7 In a field behind her Mr. and Mr*. Richard J. Stefflns The bill also would require a Harriman. who returned 1 ^ 8:00—South Methodist Bowling by Congress. brother's home in nearby Chester- Hurt in Crash and daughter of Palmer. Mass. (Canttoued from Pag* One) Not Cqmmitting Hlmarif DECORATING ASSISTANCE (Continued From Page One) mandatory 30-day cooling-off pe­ week from Washington conferences League, all alleys. vUle. A revolver was found near moved Saturday to the house at riod before a strike could begin Two Deaths Today with President Rooeevelt. said In a 7:30—Hand weaving. Miss Jam- Gillette made it clear, however, SMOKE SALE Because the selecUoa of the right ooL the body. 63 Heniy street, built by the late seriously. In Inter-unlon rioting at that he was not committing him­ (Continued from Page One) affect* heavy trucking operations snd the work stoppage then could radio addreae that the president roga and Mrs. Lewis, loft. oriag and design for your room Is Im- W. W. Robertson at Henry and The Mt, Clemcnaa Pottery Co., occur only after it was approved “understands clearly the interde­ self on any new foreign policy pro­ pertaat, we provide trained aalesmea throughout the midwest. a subsidiary of The S. 8. Kresge James C. Wright nearby towns worked Into the Summit streets. Mr. Stefflns, as by majority of workers balloting pendency of American destiny posals which might be submitted to help you choose floor eBects that Violation of Agreement Company, at Mt. Cletnena. Mlcb. James C. Wright. 56, died last tn Congress. He mentioned the STARTING THURSDAY Personal Notice/"^" ^ night carrying the Injured to John L. Keeshin, general chair­ lessee, Is operating the woolen in secret under government super­ with that of the British. will harmonize well ntth other fur­ mills of Talcott Brothers under Men bers of a CIO union called the vision. night at the Rockville City hospi­ "He hates Hitler and all he Surprise Shower question of an American expedi­ nishing* Corinth’s two hospitals. man of an employers' committee, strike and picketed the plant, tal aftei a four day Illness. Bora In Memoriam Henry A. Hohman, (Chicago ad­ said the strike vote was a viola­ tha name of tha TalcottvUle Mills, Representative Smith (D-Va) la stands for with the same burning tionary force, and said that while Inc. clashing with members of an Inde- tn Burlington, Ohio, February 3, the expeditionary force to Iceland In lovin* mpmory of our mother. vertising man. declared that "a tion of an agreement between the sponsoring a bill which would re­ hatred as doea Winston Churchill.” For Mary Kelly >endent union who tried to go quire the secret Dsllot and cooling- 188s the son of James and Julia the war aid chieftain added. or the sending of a small force of Mrs. MatlMa H ussell. w ho died football tackle never took a beat­ freight companies and the union. .brough. The CIO union charged (Bogda) Wright he has been a ’Phone 4159 for room sIm estinuit«l N ovem ber 2Z, 193T. • ing like the one I absorbed when On Nov. 14 onion officials and St. Margaret's Circle, Daugh­ off period and also would freeze Much lio Be Mutually Learned technicians to Northern Ireland ter* of Isabella, will meet tomor­ five members bad been discharged existing open and closed shop ar­ resident of Ellington for 14 years. was one thing, the transportation Some day w« hone to meet her. that diner slid off the rails." truck line operators reached an without sufficient reason. Company He is survivea by his wife, Mrs. But despite all that the British A miscellaneous shower was Some day we know n o t w hen. Hohman, wind: g from ths pstn agreement averting a threatened row evening In the K. of C. home. rangement* outlaw jurisdictional, and American* have In common, ^ held In honor of Mary Ann Kelly of a huge force to Europe or No Banquet Too Small To Be To clasp her hand in tba better land. The business meeting will begin officials said 100 of a normal force boycott aad sympathy strikes and Mable (Johnson) Wright, a son, Africa would be quite another. of a badly bruised head, said he strike of approximately 300,000 of about 1,000 were on duty. James L. Wright, two daughter* h* declared, "there la still much of 30 Hemlock street on Saturday Never to part avatK. was In the dining car at the time of AFL truck drivers In 11 mldwest- at 8:15 and will be followed by a prohibit mass picketing. to be mutually learned If miapiclone night at the-home of Mrs. Vincent Taft said he was willing to sup­ Appreciated Tables for Christmas Caving * \ . em states. social hour, with Mr*. Herbert The St. Louis striks waa voted To Arbitrate Com Issue Miss Lucellia Wright and Mrs. port any needed measures to cany Her Sons and Daughters. the accident. after contractors failed to rein­ Raymond Lee, all of Ellington; a are to be set aside and we are to Kelly of 32 Hemlock street. Mrs. "I was eating a salad when it Both tides had agreed to re­ Wyllle as chairman of the com­ Members of the board named to work together." Kelly's home waa artistically decor­ out the broad policy legislation fer unsettled Issues of wages and mittee. state 110 machinists at the >35,-J^bitrate the captive mine union sister, Mias Mary Wright ^ New already enacted. "For Instance,” happened. I felt like we had hit 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Weldon Spring* TNT plant RocheUe, N. Y. Harriman aold modifications of ated In pastel colors for the occa­ None Too Large To Handle Service On AH Makes. something. I tumbled the whole working conditions to the Nation­ shop issue were Benjamin F. Fair- the American neu,trality law and sion. As the bride-to-be opened her he said, “if the president needs -n-4 al Defense Mediation Board and and the 1100,000,000 SL Louis less of United States Steel Cor­ Hia funeral will be held Wed­ money to buy guns for the ships SETBACK length of the diner, grabbing for EvangeltsUc sarvlcea will be small arms ammunition plant A nesday at 2 o'clock at the Elling­ the lend-leaae act were Intended to numerous gifts under a parasol she anything to hold onto. •to abide by the board's decision. held at Gospel hall, 415 Center poration, representing his Indus­ “keep us out of war' but that now v.'O* showered with confetti. Vari­ or to send them Into ports which B. D. PEARL’ S TVE8DAT NIGHT The board was scheduled to con­ union official said tha only demand try: John L. Lewis, president of ton Congregational church. Rev. formerly were forbidden, then I Arnold Pagani & Son IIIUIII.ANII PARK "There were a series of crash­ street this evening at 7:46, and was that It be given jurisdiction Theodure Darrah. pastor of the thooe words "have come to have a colored streamers led to the many AppUance & Furniture es. Evtrything in the car went sider the ease on Dec. 2. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings CIO's United Mine Workers, and new meaning. presents. shall vote for It." CO.MMDNITV CLUB John T. O'Brien, secretary of over garage workers at the TNT Dr. John R. Steelman, head of the chur'h will officiate and burial will Like Gillette. Taft made It glear CATERERS OF BETTER KIND Centre > Cash Prises! flying and It felt like the car at the same hour. plant and machlnlsta at the small be In the Ellington Center ceme-^ * “Isolationism as a national policy A mock Wedding was enacted by the union, said the dock workers, Labor Department's conciliation is a thing of the past," he asserted. S99 Main St. Phone 7590 would telescope. arms plant A general walkout service, representing the public. tery. Mrs. Daniel Kerr as the bride, Mrs. 174Vj Spruce Street Tel. 5790 Admissina 25c. Broke Out Window however, votec to strike after Grpup F of Center church wom­ "What part we will play In the Carl Johnson os the bridegroom charging the companies had re­ would affect 40 Industrial flrma In Both the steel companies and John Kalliia M kf for M aenud “ After everything settled down en, Miss Emily House leader, will the area. the miners committed themselves John Kalin* died yesterday af­ fight to victory T can not proph­ and Mias Marcella Kelly as the futed njost of their demands re­ meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 esy; but I know a* the need un- reverend. A buffet luncheon was a little, the steward, H. T. Ben­ lating to Increased wages. Declines to Indicate Type in advance to accept the board's ternoon at the Roek\dl<* City hos­ nett, handed me a stick and 1 in ths Robbins room. Rayburn declined to Indicate decision. pital after an Illness of nine days. folde you will not find us lacking.” served by Mrs. Vincent Kelly and broke out a window on the upper Wage Isaue Major Obstacle Misa Marcella Kelly. * In conferences between union of­ what type the labor bill would be, Born In Poland be haa been a resi­ side of the car. It (the car) was Detective Sergeant Joseph A. but be looked for an extended dl^ dent of Rockville for 35 years. He Mlsa Mary Kelly and Jamea Grif­ ficials diid truck operators bare Prentice will be the speaker at a fin of HCnry street will be married on Its right side. While we were preceding the agieement to refer cuBston of the topic when Capitol was emp’oyed by the M. T. Stev­ Parachute Feature HODCOUIS I getting out, I noticed that the meeting of the TaU O dars of Leba­ Hill leaders see President Roose­ Dinner Date Set ens Oompaiw. Hurvlving la a at 9:00 o'clock on Wednesday Pol % esmss* Va-tro-nol ap each British War Relief the Issues to the mediation board, non in Masonic Temple tonight at morning In St. James’ church. noatrU. It (1) shrinks saoUen mtas- j kitchen had caught fire, and a the wage Issue was the major ob­ velt for their reiregular Monday con- daughter; Mrs. Helen Benoit of branss, (3) soothesi irritation,imMMOae andSCH I Negro cook was scalded. Mr. Ben- 7:30. Prantice will speak on his ferenoe at the Whlta House. Rockville His funeral will bs held Tomorrow at State stacle. Operator* contended the By Aircraft CTiib Five million gallons of paint are ($) bel^elaaroold-clae- I nett and a soldier helped me get experianoea In tha Federal police Chairman Norton (D„ N J.), Wednesday at 8:30 at the Luther fsd neml psimeas. present mte ol three cents a mile academy. The lodge will also used annually in marking highway eight or nine others out.” Should stand, whlio the drivers de. who hopes the House Labor Com­ White funeral home and at 8t. Follow oonmlste di­ The dining car burned for hours elect Its officers for the coming mittee will work out “some kind of Members of the Pratt and Whit­ The movies have extracted en­ lanes and pavement warnings. rections In folder. mand five cents. The drivers also terms. Jbseph's church, of which he was ajfer the accident. asked an increase 'rom 80 cent* to a bill” by the week-end. offered a ney division of the United Aircraft S member, at 9 o'clock. Burial will tertainment from them all, the The hospitals were so crowded II an hour for pickup and deliv­ hint as to Mr. Roosevelt's attitude. Square Club have Issued a general be In St. Bernard's cemetery. army, the navy, the leathernecks, that Identification of the Injured ery work but the operators offersd “My Irapreeslon,” she said. "1* Invitation to their friepds and em­ the cavalry, the submarine, the FINAL WEEK! BINGO was unavailable for several hours. Is Not Planning that the Presldebt favors leglala-' ployees to the dinner and enter­ air fighters, and the hell divers. 81H cents. Both parties nad Uon to prevent a repetition of tainment to be beld on Friday eve­ WORTH WHILE Other passengers, uninjured or agreed upon an AFL closed shop TUF,SDAT Hundreds of pictures have been Tonight Ot 8 O’clock only slightly hurt, tied up tele­ and some technical working rules. what has happened last week. We ning, .Nov. 38 In Masonic Temple. made utUlzing the various Professional Block had hoped that labor would do Tiekeu may be obtained from AND phones and telegraph offices in The dock workers, however, a WED. branches of Uncle Sam's fighting ADVANTAGES! n-r sending messages to rslaUvsa. something Itself.” John F. Cunin secretary of Man- CIRCLE • .forces, post and present, os in- spokesman said, wanted, several CngUw Clears B«U Break other \-Ijustmente, Including an in- Warren L Keith this afternoon By “last week” Mrs. Norton ap­ fthestsr Lodge any night at the aplratloa. ' Consider the many beaeSta to ORANGE HALL The train consisted of three craase from 55 to 75 cenU an denied rumors Uiat be is pUimlng^ parently referred to the captive secreUry* off.c*. AU members 8LT*ER GIANT SHOW! Now comes a picturization of be derived from luing fael oil ooa^en, two diners, four sleepers hour, time and one-half for Sun­ tha erection of a larga new pro- coal s t ^ e —which ended abruptly and Pratt and Whitney employees, the newest and by far the most for home beating. No weo- This Weak and Next! (3) 10-Pound Turkeys Given and three mall-bSggage-express days aad all hours exceeding eight fe^onal building In Manchester In and unexpectedly Saturday When esperlaliy, are welcome. daring and thrilling service of der lltniisnnds of'lmme-awn- Awhy — One With Each Free Game! cars. Tbs locomotive and three each day, a woek'a vacation with which would b* housed ths laiger the policy committee of CIO’s them all, thb parachute corps. ers prefer this better type *f auxiliary cars clearad ths rail pay. and double pay for legal holi­ part of the offices of ths medical United Mine Workers voted to ac­ Benefits by Refusal This new branch of military or- fuel that leaves ae diet er Admission ...... 25 cents. break, but eight cars following days. Iba compainlea substituted a and legal professions in the town. cept President Roosevelt's peace ganiaatlon forms the basis for ashe* require* no labor aad Were deraUed. The rear sleeper re­ 3 cent hourly Increase and offered For some time professional men formula and submit the disputed Broadus, Mont—(/P)—W. T. what is being balled as one of the ■A/ endlem watching. Every drop, mained on the track. to pay at this rat* for all hours have felt the n e^ of a location union chop is s u e d a three-man Waite offered to sell the alfalfa moot Inteiuely absorbing action of oar fael oil glVM dean, Leaving JacksonvUl*. Fla., at exceeding 10 a day and the double not disturbed by traffic oT park' board of arbltratioo. The board seed stray from his ranch for PLUS! *‘HELLQ SUCKER** flima yet to reach the screen, eecdontleal, even keaL 9:25 p. m„ Saturday, the train pay plan. ing congestion. It is said, and It may hold ita first msetlng today, 1100, The prospective buyer ‘'Parachute' Battalion.” The pic­ '/liim m m was due In Chicago at 7:15 a. m. Striae* had been authorized by was reported the contemplated lifts Orave Tlireat turned bim down, but agreed to dn PLUS! ture, produced by RKO Radio, Don’t be a dnnoe! Lesim the today. The Seminole was the lUl- •onion locals for midnight Nov. 15 location of the new structure The end of the captive coal the threshing. Waite's happy SELECTED SHORTS! waa filmed at the home of the tnie Si^aomy and convenience noia Central's first through train In niinots, Wisconsin. Michigan would be on East Center straeL ■trike—and the sympathy strikes ■bout the whole business. An­ nation's parachute corps, mt Fort it produced In the unfon A op com­ other buyer offered him 51,000 for F U E L ^ R A N G E O IL of our modem laundry service between Chicago and Florida, it IxuUaiM. Minnesota, North and It waa stated that several doc­ S o w : “ THE T E R R O R Bennlng, G *, making i^uable use In Any Quantity Any Time! was put Into service about 35 South Dakota. Iowa, Nebraska, tors have been approached on ths mercial mines—lifted a grave the seed.- through the Army's cooperation, here. Yoor btnndry Is given ths Missour: and Kansas. Ohio opera- proposition, but Keith, this after­ threat to continued steel produc­ “ MYSTERY OF ROOM 13’* Wholesale and Retail years ago. tion and removed the danger of a of the facilities and training regi­ Bsm* exncthig enre yon would tors had carrtea oa separat* nago- noon, said “ It must be somebody Bear Noted Names men of the poet . gt\-e It yourself. TeL 87SI for tiattons and pledged cooperation else” who has the plan In mind. ■oft coal shortage for othar Indus­ tries sad much railroad operation. The story, written by John Serious Danger adth the others. Rockford, m,—(#5— Churchill, Twist and Capt John H. Fite, U. R A M T L T . COMPANT prompt plck-i^ .A Ths big stsslantlls. which owh the Hull, Hitler and.Goerlng get along o n . .REGULAR $7.50 capUva mines and use their out­ B. Air Corps,' graphically reveals, CENTER STREET PHONE 5293 Your Chridtmas Baying Problems together fine her* ' The four— not only the transformation of Facing Moscow Firemen Hurt put. were beginning to feel the Russell Churcbtll, Wendell Hull, IROVEN PICIUR Serving the Public for 23 Years. pinch cerioiisly when the three young men from the differ­ Edward Hitler, and Albert Goer- THEATRE - Hartford ent social starts into human fights PERMANENT CASH AND CARRY back-to-work order waa Issued. lng--kua soldiers ’ stotloned at SPECIALS! (OoBttsoad trass Pag* Oas) During Blaze Beeldes the coal striks end, the Camp GranL Ing machine* but tells a gripping Late Shows Only — 10:48 P. 5f. drama of their fear* bravery, along ths Nspolsooie Invasion road ’ loves and rivalries, as they ap­ WAVES C om e in early! past Mozhaisk, S7 miles arest of (Coattnoed Proa page On*) proach a spectacular climax, fin­ s SHIRTS 10c the capital, and near Tula, 100 Don’t MIm Thifi Show! ally ‘‘vHnning the certification The perfect gift for everyone on your '15% Discount On All miles south of Moscow, military overcome hy smoke, but was re­ "TOMORROW and WED. which makes them fuQ-fledgea pa­ reports said. vived and continued on duty. • S T A T E J o i ^ rachute .aohUer* list is here. Do your shopping now Family Bundles. Admit Oemian Galas Hosemdn Oecar Wade suffered a Robert Preston, Nancy Kelly, while our stock is complete. The It was In these sectors that the eevere cut on one hand fromjiro- ■I ken glass. Edmond O’Brien and Harry Ca­ and Nestle on Permanents At proof of good taste is n gift from our Russians scknowlsdgad German rey, enact the top roles, with fea­ selection. The prices will please you! gains won by sheer weight of Smoke awakened Mias Ksthar tured parte bandied by Buddy ICb- $6.00. Individual Cream- numbers end said assault a Grant, occupant of a saeend floor ■en. Paul Kelly, Richard Chom- Oil Gold Seal Machineless wsra battering at the Red Army’s spartmsnt. who sounded ths alarm well and Robert Barrot ■seood Unea. and roused occupants of four other Permanents At $6.76. Pravda reported that strong apartments. unsmoEsmsmsmemm SA\ART GIFT WRAPPING AT LOW land fortifications barred • further - > — ^ '■ ' Use of Birthday Arrangements Made German progrm toward ths capi­ Firemen Unable PEN AND PENCIL tal and piadicted that tha Germans Before Actual Need STATIONERY H aadaam e se ts t* would enooimter “ many surprises” To Save Baby Nate or letter alw pa- in the network od.-harriera before Again Authorized a r plana# tha ilswrlml them. ' Korthan4>ton. Uaaa, Nov. 34__ . . .make certain of service neeordlng to your 7 5 c OPEN The nsw m par said Moscow's MV-Slz-montbs-old Edward J. wishes. A conSdential discqsskm of costs $2 J25 air raid dsfanss systam, growing Landry parlahad today la a flra 24 HOURS stronger, already had Drought which swept a thraa-story rast- and arrangements with Mr. Quish places yo« BOOK E N D S DESK SET down mors than 600 planes. ■ —QBWy HAMOr tOMONO five piece seta with at- ■a IM OaBaa L a la ... denos and caused four famOiSs to under no obUgathm. TELEPHONE 4201 tv n m m Orystsllts T o ths south, where ths Russians flat. tiaelfv* leathsr trim ■ a im OB, 1 v ,9 gallML were oounter-attscklng, ths Osr- FlremsB rsacusd tha child's psi^ PKtTN'KEUY'iraili | s ; . . $ 4 . o o Fm OB. 7 Jo gaOam mans arsrs said to havd left mors ants, Mr. sad Mrs. Ksnnvth W. $ 1 ,2 5 than 7,000 tlaad a lo w a 70-mUs Landry, from thalr third floor MR RUT • ■ DIAL 8500 fn a t northwest of Rostov. Here, apartment, but war* unabla to miUtaiy rsporta ssld. ths Oannan teach Um. 2ND n m 4Bth Alpins eorps, a VIktng dlvi- Starting In tha CaSar o f tit* JAMES’ BEAUTY SALON- tb* 16th tank dtvlMoa Hooker aasnus dvrsUng, tbs I to uavs met crushing dsr flames spcaad thiongbout ths Ifs a Christmas Gxnlc Gloria Swanson THE DEWEY-RICHMAN fsaL buUdlQg. Ftre C3iisf Thomas W. STATIONERS CMIms Ceeaptors sf Tewa ' Hurley ssUmated Um daoMgs at Strip for Children! - To Urn BBZth the Bad Army >5,000. . I TODAY J . ' C- .(n S F O U R r^NCHESITR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 24.1941

Oilbert A SuIUvan; Carl Van Dor- MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NG^M BER 24.1941 PAGE First Cbiicert en. Secret History of the Ameri­ can Revolution; Pierre Van Paas- United StatW-Seen Describes End Police Still Have exist, war will disappear,” he said In W ar by Spring I Fahe Alarm Myttery Coroner Calls Christmas Seal Campaign Opriis ment. There seems to have been By Beethovens Zweig, Brasil. Land o f the Fu­ in advocating demilitarization of American-Built Led Into Blind cnuii;;h fo." '/50.000 men engaged in ture; E. B. White, Sub-treasury of Of Ark Royal ioviet all governments when lEngland the new Li'oyan offensive, Neu­ Pepper Raps American Humor, Weymouth, Maas., Nov. 24— IfcaringToda^ Slid France merely talked of col­ mann added, “ where C!zech, Polish Vr>— Police harassed by a lective security at disarmament and , other units representing the Local Glee Club Ope^s aeries of false fire alarms Very Clever conferences. Tanks Big Aid Alley on Issue Japs Threai^ Song of American Home Six Volunteers Braved 4 peoples crushed by Hitlerism are Its Season in Rockville charted the area where they Expected to Disclose We do not covet other peopIo'H fighting under their own colors." Inferno in Effort to usually originated. land nor ahali we yield an inch o( —Is Great Success. Recreation They determined on the de­ Hoyt Statement ^ oi [axim Litvinoff Is Dip­ our own,” he added. He urged on C^lontribui^ Greatly to Zionist Leader Hits Brit­ Says Kurusu W ill Be To Be Highlight Tonight Save Aircraft Carrier. ceiver’s route, waited by an all nations the ’’Indivisibility of lomat Who Knows the British ' Gains in New ish Rejection of Jewish Pope Will Speak Welcome with Message The Beethoven Glee Club piij- alarm bo* and nabbed irfellow His Deathbed. peace,” warned, them to unite Gunter Items tli6re. against Nazi Germany, failed to York. Nov. 24— For*NBC-Blue; 8. MBS; 8:55, CBS; sented its first concert of the sea­ London, Nov. 24—(A>)—The grim Western Nations. Battle o f Libya. Army Plan. OI Repentahee. Today „ **e admitted . the night's get action and surrendered his America We Sins:, weekly defenae 10, MBS; 10:30, NBC-Blue; 10:45, son last evening iit the Union Con­ story of six volunteers who braved three flreless alarms and 35 Bridgeport, Nov ' 24—(gi)—Coi«-| diplomatic post when Hitler and On Christinas Eve iMnd aeries conducted by Or. 6-9—Junior boys game room ner Theodore E. Stelber called s i CBS; 12, NBC, CBS; 12:85, NBC, gregational church In Rockville, an Inferno of fumes and fire In an over a two-.year period. By Fraak I. Weller Stalin signed a non-aggression With the Eighth British Army Boston, Nov. 24..—IA’) Emanuel Boston, Nov. 24— UP— SwiStOY Frank Black, haa as tbe highlight open, (E. S. and W. S.) CBS effort to save a Navy's pride and a .n V ’* booking him meeting today to bear the testl-l Washington, Nov. 24— — pact after the 1939 Munich de­ In Libya, Nov. 23.—(Delayed)—UP) Neumann, an internationally tonight the second broadcast pre> under the able direction of Fred 6-7—Junior Royal Blues Basket­ Vatican City, Nov. 24.—^JP— Pepper (D-^a) says of Siiburt t Talks— NBC-Blue, 0. Radio For­ ball practice. (& S.) •**6 relaxing simultaneously. mony ut four men held on man-1 im Mximovich Litvinoff, the bacle. —United States-built tanka have aentation of Kent Cooper’s "Sun­ um, C. P. Coe on "Mobilising In­ E. Werner its conductor. Pastor captain who clambered down from known Zionist leader, declares Kurusu, special Japanese eavoF 6-6:45— Junior, boys plunge Then came two more false slaughter charges In oonnectioiil Soviet ambassador to the He is making a comeback now. that the British government has Plus X II will deliver his traditional set.” song of the American home. ventors” ; NBC-Blue, 10:45, Clark George S. Brookes opened by wel­ hti sinking ship, "hand ovef hand alarms. Litvinoff, born Maler Enoch Wal- proved excellent in the new battle now in Washington: coming the club and giving a few period (E. 8.) with the fatal beating of a Stam­ Jnited States, is strictly a cos- been led "Into a blind alley on a fThri.stmas Eve speech and as us- Ih e program Is on NBC-Blue in M. Eiohelberger "London Report.” like a monkey,” was told today by aopollte, clean-shaven and serene, lach and variously known in his of Libya and contributed greatly " If Kurusu haa come with the half-hour at 9:30. remarks. Mrs. Ernest Clough ac­ 6- 7—Small gym ohen for hand­ ford patient in the Fairfield 8tete| to British gains against Adolf Hit­ vital issue": Proposed formation of j ual It will be broadcast, associates message of repentance we’ll w eU i NBC-Red—7:30, Cavalcade of ball (E. 8.) the chief stoker of the Ark Royal, ^n most ways, he is exactly unlike revolutionary days as Luvine, Ouest soloist is Uargaret Daum. America, Joan Bennett; 8, James companied the cWb through the hospital in Newtown, and other I ler’s armored units, a high British a Jewish Army based in Palestine. of the pontiff said today. come him. I f file’s come with K ' 7- 8—Small gym open for box­ -'imedoed British aircraft iiarrlsr. de%****** 6‘8ht American's idea of a Bolshe­ Felix, Nitz, Graf, Buchmann and soprano, who, together with the Melton Concert; 8:30, Richard two last groups, the first group be­ witnesses. ~ I officer said today. Neumann, a New Yorker who The jiopes, according to long-c.s- threat, wc’ll throw him back In i ing (E. S.) 7110 captain was L E. H. Maund, vik. Finkelatein, put Russia on record formerly was a member of the Clmrus and orchestra, will be heard Crooks, tenor; 0, I. Q. Quia; 10, ing sung unaccompanied. Mrs. El­ personally sent The hearing, closed to Ujo pub­ as backing the I.,eague of Nations, 'We knew their speed and mo­ tabli.shed custom, deliver an ad­ the Pacific.” i last man to leave the carrier after me along to a tug standing by. He is 65 now, paunchy, and pola- World Zionist Executive, spoke as tbe number Is made the theme Contented Concert. sie H. Gustafson, soprano soloist, 7-6—Women’s gym class (E. S.) lic, wa.s expected to disclose the favoring a tri-partlte alliance of bility' were unaurpa.ssed." he said, dress to the College of Cardinals Pepper, a member of the Sen­ 7- 6—Men’s plunge period (E. 8.) a futile 12-hour fight to keep her In the dignity of experience, yesterday at tbe closing sea«ion of for the "Written For America” CBS— 7:30, Blondie; 8, Vox Pop; rendered her group beautifully, afloat. \ « :» ‘ ched him leave Deathbed statement of Herbert England, France and Russia to 'but they also have shown their every Christma.s Eve, Pope Plus ate Foreign Relatlona .Commlttee,' 8- 9:80—Men’s gym class (B. 8.) le is'nothing like the caustic son the national convention of Junior section of the broadcast. As its 8:30, Gay Nineties; 9. Ann Sothem then returned in the final number The atoker told how Maund, with Hoyt, taken by Coroner Stelber aa preserve 'J)e peace of Europe, call­ fire-power and armor plate resist­ XII, in the two spreche.s of hia added in an address last night a t ': 8-9— Advanced swimming class­ traaltion. the 41-year-old inmate o f the New­ of a Jewish family who was drag­ Hadassab, young Jewish women’s title implies, this feature offers in “ Malsie Was a Lady” ; 10, Or­ to solo the "Italian Street Song” a s^tU gbt playing on him and a ged from his middle-class Russian- ing for sanctions against Italy in ance. There Is no -question that, reign, has expounded hla concep­ n joint rally of the Committee to es for women (E. 8.) town Institution for the mentally group. o j each week a new song descriptive son Welles ’Theater. with the Glee Club. Edward Rich­ handful of tbe shlp'a ergw cheer­ '''ben she Polish home to serve in the Czar's her Ethiopian campaign and rec­ froiii now on, these tanks arc tion of a poat-war rehabilitation of Defend America and Fight F T o f seme phase of the American NBC-Blue—8. I Love a Mystery; ardson, pianist, played his group 6- 8—Bowling alleys reserved for WM abuilding and served through- ill lay dying last week. ommending non-intervention for standard equipment of the British He said the British cabinet in the world. F'reedom. Inc.: Mr. Mohr's group (E. S.) ing him from a rescue tug, "came larmy at 18. No traces are left of September, 1940, approved esub- scene. 8:30, True or False; 10, Monday to the entire satisfaction of the down the ehlp’s aide, hand over mnnih? years, nine Four Held For Itlanslaughter all nations in the Spanish civil Army." "If we don’t watch those little 8-10—Bowling alleys reserved ■the revolutionary firebrand, com lishment of such an armed force: "Sunset,” which had its premiere Merry Go Round. audience being called back by the hand like a monkey, hla face grim months. It’s a terrible thing to see The foui hospital employes I war. Several American observers are I yellow men of the east they w ill for Miss Anderson's group (E. S.) a great ship die.” “ Irade of Leiiin. Trotsky, Maxim that postponements and finally re­ Canadian Offirlal Seriniialv III Oct. 31 m an NBC-Red program MBS—8:15. Sky over Britain; request of Dr, Brookes for another 4*1* prospect of losing his ship charged with manslaughter and ' He broke up the world wheat with the tanks as crew members try to stick a stiletto In our back, 7- 10—Bowling alleys reserved lOorki and Stalin—nor of his flight jection followed. In which Di. Black likewise con­ 9:30, Bennett’s Notebook; 11, Chi­ number. Wilfred Kent, tenor solo­ and we hauled him aboard the tug ’’ held In bonds of $5,000 each are ■ from the Imperial secret police at conference of 1933 by saying to observe first-hand how they but we’ll choke them to death 12 ducts tne orchestra. Is the second cago opera "Falstaff." ist of the Glee Club, pleased the for men’s senior league (W . S.) John P. Dowling of Stamford, Roy frankly that Russia would not handle In action. Oiurelilirs Plans Hahntageel Montreal. Nov. 24 'iV> Ernest they move" The three-year-old $18,000,000 Farming Is Seen ■ Kiev in 1899, imprisonment in Si- "What Mr. Churchill did his un­ compoelilon by Mr. Cooper, who audience with the "Lard’s Prayer” Tuesday waraWp’ third to bear the n^me Parka of Wa-shlngton. D. C.. John subscribe to national quotas and The vehicles in use are,tbe M-3 IviPolnte. Canadian minister of Prrdirts Hitler’s Defeat Iberla in 1901, escape from France derlings have undone,” Neumann writes songs as a hobby, to receive What to expect Tuesday; The assisted by the Glee Club. 6-9—Junior boys game room President Fulgenelo Batiste Ark Royal In the Britleh Navy, was (jorcorari of New Haven and Wes­ Intended to grow and sell on the model —classed' by the War De­ lustice, was reported today to be r After predicting that Hitler open (E. 8. add W. 8.) I in 1909 and British internment in asserted. ". . . they have managed broadcast attention. The other was war—Morning, 8, NBC, CBS; 8:45, The Program torpedo^ late In the afternoon of ley Keller of New Jersey, world market at any price all the partment as a light tank, but “very weak" at Notre Dame hos­ would be defeated, the Florida... Needed Industry 11918. to sabotage the plans approved by "Dixie Olrl.” NBC-Red; 8:55, NBC-Blue; 9, Thp order of the program is as 6-7—Junior Flying Eagles bas­ Havana, Nov. 24—(e>— Predict­ Nov. 14 and tank early the follow- Held as a material wlteess In The fortunes of the 1917 Rus- wheat she could. He never equivo­ heavy enough to be used here as a pital from a complication of ail­ senator asserted; follows: ^ ketball practice (E. S.) ing that the United Stetes would the death of Hoyt and also on a cated on the Russian «t a few miles off Isian revolution changed all ^ a t. also is a guest of tonight’s pro­ 11, MBS; 12, MBS. "Thou My Strength...... ' 6-7—Small gym open for box­ be in the w*r-by spring. President Worcester, Mass., Nov. 24.—(,P) charge of assault on another pa­ trade monopoly and \^as respect­ some of the best British armored ' "The ‘official rtason’ given for physician to the 6.5-year-old states­ send that, if the Arm y ia needed ing (E. S.) [Litvinoff has been the Soviet con­ gram, which, altogether, will be Afternoon: l:45f NBC; 2, MBS; ...... Pearson-Kromer Fulgendo BaUsta told 70,000 Cu­ The National Grange advocates tient la Thomas Kelley of Denver, ed by colleagues who disliked his fighting units, part of them con­ the turnabouts on the proposal,' man. said "very bad news” might we’ll send that, If the A ir Force List of 24 Deg rees Col. ' tact Inan with western Europe and made up of nine numbers of par­ 3, MBS; 3:55, CBS, &IBS; 4:45, "Bless The Lord. O My Soul” 7-9 30—Small gym open for ban workers yesterday that "Chiba recognition of agriculture aa an I the world for a double decade. government's attitude, knowing he verted from Hussar reg^menU. he said, was shortage of equip­ be expected within 24 hours. is needed we'll send that.” ticular American mUsic. CBS, MBS; 4:55, NBC-Blue; 6, ...... Ippolltnotr-Ivanof handball (E. S.) will be the first nation to enter A t the time Captain Maund left essential defense Industry" re- As foreign commissar from had to stick to it. They were given the hardest Job CBS, MBS; 6:25, NBC-Red; 6:45, "Suablan Folk Song” . J. Brahms 7- 8—Women’s plunge period the war on her side. S ' 2* “ egrees c e l ^ priorities In equipment Ayrshlres are a breed of cattle. 11930 to 1939. he gave Russia her Through it all Litvinoff main­ of the first phase of the show. E. S.) Decision of Tr.e New York Times CBS, NBC-Blue. "Brothers, Sing On” ___ E. Grieg "Chiba is a small country with­ her great and supplies and deferment of only era of honored participation tained a sense of humor and a While other mechanized forces Governor Robert A. Hurley Beethoven G l^ Club 8- 10—Bowlingalleys reserved iUght ^ c k was Just two feet from men from selective service. keen wit. When reporters asked cut straight across to the battle to put on a regtilai series of news­ NBC-Red— 1:15 p. m., Tony out resources," he said, "but the in the family of nations. He be- opens the 35th annual Christmas casts via the local station. WMCA, Wons; 2:15, Mystery Man; 6.30, "Finlandia” ...... J. Sibelius for P. Emonds group (E. S.) little we have we cheerfully place the a u r t ^ of the water, the stok- Adoption by the Executive Com­ I came one of the really important him, after the United States had area southwest of British-held To­ Finest Specimens Will mark the first time that thle Patti Chapin sings. CBS Four Mile­ "In Der Halle Des Bergkonigs" 8-10—Bowling alleys 'reserved on the altar of the liberty of men at 4:20 a. m. At mittee of a platform Including ' diplomats. Europe, Asia and Amer­ recognized the Soviets, whether bruk Tuesday, they headed north Seal campaign in Connecticut with newspaper is to become active in ...... E. Grieg for Middle Turnpike League (W. six o clock she rolled over and that stand was annoimced yester- j ica lent an ear to his words. he had agreed to religious free­ to engage a German armored divi­ the purchaiie of the first sheet of stones in American Music; 4:30, who are dying for liberty.’! plunged to the bottom. At (Chicago Show broadcasting. The aeries starts (NBC-Blue 4:45), Army Maneu­ (In the Hall of the Mountain King) Batista spoke to workers day, a day after conclusion here ' Link With the Past dom for all. which he had not. lie sion In the Bardia region. seals from Stevan Dohanoa, West- Edward Richardson of the Orange's annual conven-' A link with the past, on the oc­ replied; ^ In two battles Thursday, British port, artist and dosigner of the RE-UPHOLSTERI Dec. 1 . . NBC announced that vers; 6:30, Bob Edge Outdoors. massed before the presidential r r a l h i a l S * u torpedO crashed Into her aide at 4 o 'c ^ k "I can't talk any business with because It expects the ticket de­ NBC-Blue— 11:30 a. m., Alma "Visions” ...... SJoberg-Baloch palace In a dcmon.stratlon mark- tlon. I casion of his .50th birthday, was observers said. 100 German tanks 1941 seal. From his own personal the previous afternoon, he said you today—this is Sunday!" Chicago, Nov. 24,- lypi -Hungry SMALI- DEPOSIT mand will be^ far greater than it Kitchen Journal; 12:30, p. m.. “An Evening’s Pastorale” ___ ing approval of hU recent decrees The farm g ’vup'a committee I the coveted "Order of Lenin” dec­ were knocked out against a loss of experience with the disease, Mx- Couple Surprised Europeans might look with envy 3-Piece Living Room Suite can meet, there wil' be no studio Farm and Home Hour; 2, U. S...... W. Shaw increasing wages throughout company did everything urged Congress lo "prohibit and ' oration pinned bn his breast by 60 American-made machines. Lohanos, one of America's leading and audiences for the special broad­ Army Band. MBS—2:30, Kentucky "The Lord’s Prayfr" ___ Mallotte Chiba. possible to save her "and up to the prevent strikes which retard the I Premier Josef Stalin. Praising him Hold Ground Gainril murallsts, has conceived the light­ at the world’s finest beef cattle MacDonald's 7 Point Feature last we thought we could. casts by'Arturo T<%scantnl and the School: 4:16, Siesta Time. Short (Tenor solo by Wilfred Kent) On Anniversary progreas of national defense," de in the name of the Soviet Supreme Ban Placetl on Use Moreover, the British remained house symbol for the protection: of and hogs which were being unload­ Includes; "Great and Glorious” .. F. Haydn "With six volunteers, I got per-< Council as "One of the oldest ac­ NBC Symphony Or^estra Dec. 6 waves: VLQ7, Sydney, 4:85, News daring that "both sides In labor in possession of the ground as the health and a warning signal ed today at the Chicago stock- Strip your furniture to the Beethoven Glee Club sonal permission to go below to tive Bolaheviks,” Stklln dubbed and 13 on behalf of the 'defense and Comment: DJD DZD DXZ disputes should accept the recom­ Of Foil ^Vappers remnants of the German division against the dangers of tuberculo­ yards for the opening of the Inter­ $ 3 4 . 5 0 frame. bond campaign. Berlin, 7:16, Philharmonic concert; ‘The Great Awakening” ...... Mr. and Mrs. James F. Tierney, Week-End Deaths and get up steam," ke related. mendations of fact-finding Litvinoff "Papasha” ("Dear Fath­ scooted westward to Join the sec­ sis. The nationwide campaign will Rebuilds with new springs and We shut off the stops and made er” ). national Livestock Exposition next JL04 J.S.I Tokyo 8:05 News; OSC ...... A. W. Kramer of Oxfotd street were pleasantly boards." ond German armored division near open on Monday, November 24. Saturday. filling added. Listening tonight; 'The war— OSD London 9:15, Meet John Lon­ "It Is Only a Tiny Garden” ___ surprised last evening when a the ship water Ught. We raised Litvinoff actually contributed Washington, Nov. 24. — (IT) —. Tobruk. and will be directed in this state Re-coiers with homespun, The record entry of 12,000 prize 7. MBS; 7:16, NBC-Red; 7:45, doner...... H. Wood .•rroup Di their friends gathered at Knoxville, Tcnn —MaJ. Edwin C. steam and got eight pumps work­ Inducted Into American Army very little to the ideology of world Start saying goodbye to the lead All the disabled tanks became by the Connecticut Tuberculosis RestaJns the woodwork. Elsie H. Gustafson tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eckel, 67, chief geologist of the ing and managed to decrease the revolution. His practical sense, foil on a package of tobacco, the British property and mechanics Association. Hartford, and its 97 animals represents the finest pure­ Sagless-prnof construction. bred cattle, sheep, swine, and "Old King C ole"...... C. Forsyth M. Fogarty ot Ridge street to Tenn^ee Valley Authority. list from 19 to 17 degrees. knowledge of western Europe and tin foil on a bottle of gingefale. put some of them back in service local affiliated astociations. BETTER COVERS PRICED Free estimates and deliveries. Manila. Nov. 24.—(/p)—Twenty experience as a newspaperman, horses reared this year by 7,000,- PROPOB’nONATELY IA)\V M 1080 "The Cossack” ...... A. Koshetz honor them on the occasion of Toronto, Ont.—Newton Wesley Oil Over Everything thousand officers and men of the Effective March 15, they’ll be after a few hours of work. Easy terms. i Kilocycles "CTzechoslovaklan Folk Song" FUEL teacher, draftsman and salesman 0(X) farm families in North Amer­ WTIC WDRC their twenty-fifth wedding anni­ "It was Hell below. We rigged Philippine Army were Inducted In­ forbidden in the Interests of de­ British tank forces were consoli­ Berle To Marry Artm a WE CARRY Ol'R OWN ACCOUNTS Kilocycles 1360 Rowell, 74, noted Canadian lawyer kept his feet on the ground. He ica...... Arr. by M. Krone versary. and diplomat. In the wartime lines to hold up against the Hat to the United States Army today, fense. dated southeast of Tobruk and ma­ Don’t wait until the last minute to have your furniture re-upholstered "Italian Street Song” V. Herbert wanted a strong Russia, governed They are to compete for $100,- Mr. Tierney and Mrs. Tierney, union government of Canada in But after a while It was apparent raising Lieut. Gen. Douglas Mac OPM issued the order yesterday, neuvered in an effort to trap the Hollywood, Nov. H .—UP — for Christmas. Send It In now to assure complete satisfaction. i 5Ionday, Nov. 24 Monday Nov. 24 (Soprano Solo by Elsie H. Gus­ the former Mary Fogarty, daugh­ fo r the people, and he wanted col­ and it bans the use of tin or lead opposition forces which h d Joined Friends of Milton Berle said today 000 in cash prizes before the su­ 1917 he served as president of the she was alowly going over. Final­ Arthur's Far East command to lective ^ a ce through Internation­ Have Our Representative Ca'I At Your Home, Or b. m. P. M.'^ tafson) ter If ihe late John and Mary ly we had to shut down because oil more than 80,000. OIL foil In tbe packaging of tobacco together southwest of Tobruk. the film and radio comedian would preme court of the animal world Pvlvy Council and vice chairman ' SlOO:::-Agatnst 'The Storm Beethoven Glee CHub al disarmament.' In the eight-day show at the Inter­ 3:00- Studio Matinee WDRC Fogarty were married by the Rev. of the Cabinet War (3ommittee. was over everything, flree were products, chewing gum, candy, The British battle plan has been be married soon to Joyce ilathews, VISIT OUR THIRD FLOOR SHOWROOM 3:15—Ma Perkins William J. McGurk In St. James's The new ambassador is some­ beverages, typewriter ribbons, to divide, disperse and crack the former film actress. Miss Mathews national amphitheater. Eh^emble. raging and the fumee were fierce. thing of an enigma, taken in the 3:30—Guiding Light 8:30—Sing Along. church on Wednesday, Noy; 29, Chicago— Chiarles Stoddard Wll- films and friction tape. Axis forces. British officers say it now Is In the George Jessel musi­ " I sent my volunteers up, one AND light of his utter subservience to All great agricultural nations 3:45—Vic and Sade 3:48— News. 1916. Mrs. Tierney’s sister Mrs! liston, 71, general solicitor of the Foil manufacturers, OPM ex­ has worked. cal comedy In New York. are represented in the show, for New Books Added Pullman Chimpany since 1934 and by ofie. Finally I was left alone the Polltik (Policy) Bureau—the 4:00—Backstage W ife 3:85—War Cotpmentarj’. C. L Keboe, of East Hartford, plained, were using about 6,500 Among those with the Ameri­ the ancestors of these animals with the company’s law depart­ The lights went out. I was three Do You Need — real rulers of Russia—and hia per­ MacDonald Upholstery Co. 4:15—Stella Dallas 4:00—Ad Liner.' was bridesmaid and her brother J. decks down. I don't know how I RANGE on. tons of lead each month. The met­ can-made tanks is Lieut. Oil. Ed­ During the first six months of came with American Immigrants 4:30—Lorenzo Jones ment 40 years. sonal behavior abroad. Certainly 4:30—Army Maneuvers. To-]^hiton Library Raymond Fogarty was the best managed to get through the al is widely needed for defense win Piburn of Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1940, the airlines of the United from. Europe, the same Europe 983 Main St., Hartford (American Industrial Bldg.) Room 302A Can 2-4127 4:45— Young Wldder Brown Fairbanks. Alaska-D r. Ole A. • ALCOHOL CALL '* he has none of the exaggerated purposes, and only part qf«the re­ who directed the work of getting 4:45—Ad Liner. man and both were present lost hatches. I passed out cold Just as courtliness of the old Czarist no­ States have flown 453,077.175 pas­ which now punches a ration card 6:00— When a Girl Marries 5:00—Mary Marlin. evening. Branfladt, 64, Alaska’s far-flying quired supply is produced in this them in. senger miles. , for each ounce of meat. 8:15— Portia Faces Life dentist. By dog sled and airplane • PRESTONE bility which he hated. He Is more 8:15—The Goldbergs. New books at the Whlton Lib­ In observance of their anniver­ nearly— but not quite— like a pros­ country. 8:80—We. Tht Abbotts 5:30—The O'Neills. rary Include the following in fic­ sary Mr. and Mrs. Ilem ey will he visited virtually every vUlage •BATTERIES Manufacture of foil for such Hairpin Inventor 8:45— News Commentary by Col AUCE OOFRAN perous* businessman. 8:45—Ben Bernle. tion: motor to Baltimore, Md.. to visit on Alaska's northern coast to care 7 4 2 6 Ukes Good liv in g packaging purposes will be pro­ Although the, inventor of the Jim Healey for patients. (Known Ae Queen Alice) ETC. 6:00—News, weather. Bess S. Aldrich. Drum Goes with their son John, who is a stu­ 100% METERED SERVirE! papoaha likes good living and hibited effective Jan..l5. Makers of hairpin is unknown, Sol A. Gold­ 6:00— News and Weather SPIRITUAL MEDIUM STOP AT 6:05—Golden Gate Quartet and Dead; Josephine D. Bacon, World dent at St. Mary’s Seminary. London—Maj. Perclval Chirls- good friends. He Is a finicky eater the listed products will be given berg of Chicago Invented the 6:15—Strictly Sports topher Wren. 56. picturesque sol­ Seventh Daughter of s Seventh Son GAS01.INE. 6 Gals. fl.OO the next two months to use up crimped hairpin and the bobble- Hazel Scott. in his Heart; Mary E. Chase, The group presented them with Born With n Veil. beeguse of stomach trouble, and 6:30—Jack Says Ask Me Another 6:10— Musical Interlude. Windswept; Dane ("oolldge, Bear a beautiful silver coffee service dier-author, who wrote "Beau drinks little liquor, to save strain their existing stocks. pin now in use. 6:45— Lowell 'Ibomas Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 9 F. M. 6:15—Frazier Hunt, News. Paw; Edmce E. M. De La Pasture, and an occasional chair. Geste,” and 30 other adventure on a weak heart. Customary so­ 7:00—Fred Waring's Orchestra thrillers. Or By Appointment. In the Serv­ WILLIAMS 6:20—Edwin C. Hill. No One Now Will Know; Mazo De A delicious buffet lunch was BRUNNER’S cial amenities bore h|m. He has > 7:18—^News of the World ice of . tbe People for 80 Yesra. OIL SERVICE, INC. 6:30—Golden Treasury of Song— La Roche, Wakefield’s Course; served ly the hostess who was as­ Portland, * Ore. .—Maj. Gen. 80 Oakland St. T«l. 5191 lived too much life to be Impress­ 7:80— Come On and Dance George A. White, 60, who rose 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. BROAD STREET Frank Parker. Mary F. Doner, Not by Bread sisted by Mrs. J. Raymond Fog­ Phone 9-0097 OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT! ed in the presence of notables. '7:46— Your Part in Civilian De­ Alone; Eleanor Dark, Timeless arty and Mrs. C. L Kehoe. from a bugler in the Sp.inish- Drawing ’room rapartee and small fenae 6:48—The World Today. 7:00— Amos 'n' Andy. Land; Heiman Fetzer, Big Snow; American war to commander of talk get his goat. He avoids for­ 6:00— The Telephone Hour the 41st division. 7:16— Lanny Ross. J. C. Lincoln, New Hope; Robert mal dinners, usually asking to ap­ Hair Drama For You 8:30— Alfred Wallenstein Syro- Ndthan, Tapiloa's Brave Regi­ Jackson, Mich.—Dr. Joseph C pear later provided there are men iy Orchestra 7:30—Blondie, Special Tax Put 8:00—Vox Pop. ment; Charles Nordhoff. Botany Kugler, 84, a pioneer in the use of present of skill and understand­ Inspired By the New Dr. I. Q. Bay; N. G. Thomas, Long Winter X-ray in the middle west and dean ing. •:30—The Brewster Family 8:30—Gay Nineties Revue. r 8:55— Elmer Davis—News. Ends; Freeman Tilden, Better See On Unmarried of the Jackson County Medical Litvinoff la no orator and only ' 10:00— Contented Hour George. Society. a fair convoraationalist. But he , 10:30—Waltz Serenade 9:00— Lux Radio Theater. Non-fiction: H. C. Adamson, 10:00—Lady Esther Presents Or- Toshlko Sekl. who wishes to argue merits of pro­ 'ONDOLEA' WAVE 11:00— News, Weather Lands of New World Neighbors; yA 38, Japanese prima donna. found issues finds in the squat 11:15— Story Dramas aon Welles. Moscow, Nov. 24— (iiv-Th e Su­ Louis Adamic, Two-Way Passage; preme Soviet has levied a special Buenos Aires—Cfarola Loren^Ini, S i r Russian a foeman worthy of hla Have you problem Ralr ? Have you brittle, dyed or over-bleached 10:30—Juan Arvizu, Songs. 11:80— Rhy thnialres Margery Allingham, Oaken Heart; Argentina’s leading woman filer 10:45—Mualc to Read By. tax on unmarried persons and steel. His background la on eX' hair that requires rebuilding? .c 12:00—War News—Reflections in F. K. Balthls, Plants in the Home; Many. La - D r . Harvey Dillon. cellent high school education and Rhythm 11:00—News, weather. childless couples, the Moscow ra­ With this amaxing new permanent wave we guarantee your Margaret C. Banning, Salud! A dio said today. 68. former head of the Louisiana the wisdom of 20 years at the 12:80—Moon River 11:05—Sports Roundup. South Ameiicau Journal; June '/F /T COMES FROM BAUMS ITS GOOD coiffure to attain the dlatlnctiva beauty of nattire’a eternal Those affected are men from 20 Training Institute and a figure In FOOD STORE helm of moving events. Strangers, wave. 12:55—News 11:10—Harry James' Orchestra. Burn, Living High; Lawrance state political scandals In 1939, unaware of his Identity, Instantly 11:30—Raymond Scott's Orchea to 50 years of age and women 1:00—aUent ' Dame, Yucatan; EMmund Fuller, from 20 to 45. note the power of hla personality ONDOLEA rebuilds and invigorates destroyed hair with no dla- trL Pageant of the Theater; Emile Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.Specials! and mark him as a man who has comfort to sensitive or predisposed Individuals. A m . 12:00— Linton Wells. News. Exempt from the tax, whose Gauvreau, M y Last Million Read­ amount was not given, will be seen life and responalbillty. Protect your beauty with the new ONDOLEA W AVE at thla 8:00— Rsvetlle wtlh Roys O'Dell ers; J. C. Harsch, Pattern of Con­ those serving with the armed The ambaaaador ia homely, by Ultra Smart Salon. and Agricultural News Tomorrow’s Program quest; Maurice Hindus. HlUer Can­ SUGAR Hollywood standards. His head ia A. M. forces, students and pensioners. 10-pound baa 53c ,t:00—Morning Watch not Conquer Russia; J. K. Laaser HEALTH REST Wl'I'H THE PURCHASE OF $2.09 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE! * too big and leathery flesh hangs I 8:00— News 6:00— Sleepy 811m Serenade. Your Income Tax 1942; W. 8. Isr fo l^ at his chin. His face is STUNT ACE MALCOLM POPE, WHO DOUBLES i 8:15—European N e v * Roundup 7:00—News, weather. Maugham, Strictly Personal; H. V. lined and blemished by moles MATTRESS Dellcloos, Eastern For Thoae That Want a DeM- ' 8:30—Radio Bazaar 7:10— Shoppers Special. Morton, Middle East; Bellamy Guaranteed for 6 Tears! (Rib End) Try One of Onr Dellcloiis Chock which he ohce had removed to a 11 8:55—W n C 's Program Parade 7:30—Robart Program. Partridge, Big Family; Mrs. K. 8. BEFORE YOU BUY ANY clona Ptece of Brisket or Oven Roaste! ^ degree. He stands 5 feet 8, weighs FOR THE STARS, CRASHED THE MOVIES^ 8KM)— Playhouse 7:40— Bond Program. Pinkerton, Two Ends to Our KIND OF INSURANCE PORK 200 pounds, wears thlck-lensed : 8:15—Food News 7:58— News, weather. Shoestring; Porter Sargent Get­ $ Corned Beef Chuck Pot Roast spectacles and has hla tbinnlsh '8:80—Mary Lee Taylor 8:00-:^The World Today. ting US Into War; Gladys Schultk, CALL 66.37 18.95 AT 60 MILES AN HOUR 91.00 red-gray hair cropped close. Hir 18:45—As 'The ’Twig Is Bent 8:15—Morning Salute. How To Be A Fashion Designer; Oowa and 91.00 Per 23c1b. 29c 4b. coats never fit his powerful jlO.'OOt—Bess Johnson Constance O. Skinner, Soap Be­ BENJAMIN CHENEY Week. BACON . * . . . .Ih. 29o 29c Ib. 8:20—Shoppers Special. 958 Main «t. Hak) Bldg. BAB Y BEEF U V E R .. .Ib. $8e 'teoulders, his vest slips up over { t f:lB —Bachelor's Children 8:30—News, weather. hind the Ehirs; Iryinr Stone, Clar­ ■% ponderous waistline and' his size . 1:80—Help Mate ence Darrow for the Defense; 8:35—Shoppers Special. l a n d O' LAKES 17 collars usually an> wrinkled. He }&4S—Road of Ufe 9:00— Press News. Deems "^ylor, ed., Treasury of KEMP'S, INC. 1 BOASTING la important enough to dreaa os IsOO—Mary Marlin Fine BeddtagI 9:15—School of the A ir of the BUTTER be pleases. 'rlO—Pepper Young's Family Americas. Ib. dIcjCHICKE NS Ib. 29c l^ e n he came to Washington at |i31:30—^The Story of Bud Barton 9:45— Stories America Loves. In 1983 to negotiate United States 111:45—David Horum Baani*a Market, formariy kaowi 10:00— Hymns of All Churches. for the pact 25 yeara. Blaee cha Hytzer*» Market, hmm h tm doing buftlnoM la this tlttln mmi# recognition of Soviet Russia after |18:00 noon—Gene and Qlenn 18 years of futile pleas on his 10:15— M yrt and Marge. meats that were featured In tlu ®verjrtWnf hmm rhnnfed ^zeept tbe hirh qiiuUlty part, he resembled nothing so p. m.—'The Luncheonalres 10:30—Stepmother. SILENT GLOW aides price. Veil can alwaya dei l e ^ M r * * * n'” *"* ^ """>«*blng la meat be- '-The Weather Man OU Barser Saleo and Sorvtaa much as an old-time corner butch- 10:46— Woman of Courage trip dowa to the store aad get a< * “bopping at Baum’s. Take a -Day Dreams 11:00—Ad Uner. iqnnlnted with onr staff, who are here to wait on you with a *111111)' er rigged out for a convention. in ’ Sam 11:16—The Man I Married. CHAS. G. SC U KLL Can Assome Pazts Weather filaxwell Hooee or Litvinoff fits hia manner to the 11:30— Bright Horizons.. 1068 Mala 8 t . Tat 9627 Campbeirs JtUe Show 11:45— Aunt Jenny's Stories. La Tonralae occasion. He can be aly, shrewd, larlorie Mills RINSO OR . friendly, affanle, gnurioua, pleas­ 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. W* OaB Far -TOMATO SOUP ihtvilie Sketches P. M. ant, adroit, diplomatic and even Time Tosf Dootof^ LUX FLAKES benign. Or he can be aharp, snap­ Weldon Beauty Sabn 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent COFFEE OR PORK AND BEANS S tt^ o o d Baines WELDON DRUG CO. pish, dogmatic and rude. He can 12:15-Blg Sister. 99 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 5009 Styled for Strings 12:45— Our Gal Sunday. FnaeriptlMi FtemMehte 28c Ib. 2 38c pound his (kak, or he can be In­ -News 991 Nate Btiaal 3 cans 23c dignant politely. 1:00— News, weather. He loves music, and the ballet, 1:05— Main Street—Hartford. S f. J^*,??..**?*"”^*** pnbllcjhat M will receive aaother shtpmen t o f those teroouB Laad and he lovee his grown son and 1:15— Woman in White. Thoea teat wmit a treat ca. plaTSt eir otder for one. Price will be daughter and adopted daughter. todel Identified 1:30—The Right to Happiness. He ia not now living with, hid Eng- 1:45—Life O n Be Beautiful. liM-born wife, principally for rea­ ;.As Kin of Author 2:00— Young Dr. Malone. PHOTO 'FAX Evaporated " ' sons of state. She talked too much, 2:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne Soviet officials said, and banished 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. Milk 3 cans 25c her 4o Siberiv a few years ago GREAT RACE, POPE. _ 2:45— Kate Hopkins— Angel of Potatoes peck 31c after she had aorved in numerous THERE'S NOTHING York, Nov. 24—<;9)—Janet Mercy. wt Let tHc The Last Hazard! IVE GOT A AiOVtE J A CAMEL ALWAYS 28. pretty brunette model T lie CATOUTOFItt Yellow Globe government puats. She may come UKEACAMIL. SWELL i shot to death with her Lux Soap 4 bars 21c to Washington, for the sake of a ' protocol. Preaident and Mrs. Saturday night as an after- Telephone Hou^ Preader Turnips 5 lbs. 15c let!; clinch it ^ ending. iTHEY always FLAVOR-.AND THEYlRE o f a lovers’ quarrel, has been Gunboats May Roosevelt entertained her at the MaaaiN* White House In 1938. WITH A CAMEL / > TASTE SO GOOD MILOtR BY BAR. WITH I M aa the daughter o f Clem- Prune Juice qt. jar 15fc Faaey White r-'Wood. widely known author Ivy Loew wax her maiden name, LESS NiCOnNE IN THE Be Withdrawn i t i M m M aioN. Toi Keiloffg*a daughter of a famous lawyer and works include "The Tabloid Mushrooms Ib. 29c niece of a knighted Journalist. The 28% LESS ambassador has great energy. He author, lecturer and poet. i r fRANOA WNITI. So Shanghai, Npv. 24—(F>—The U. Com Fiakes, 3 boxes 17c I^rge Stee works day and night on hla diplo­ le iIN T E R '. n M t be had known his Navy gunboats which have •A” O O I^ VOOaHUS «MI Me Tea. we ton yw macy. Trite to Russian custom he r’s dance. Frederick Rabe. arrives at hla office ab&ut noon ^ t e r . for 12 years and al- g r a t e d between Shanghai' and' It to knew ake«2 pheteci^thy. Florida Oranges, doz. 19c NICOTINE Ka^ow on the Yangtxe river pa- it vnmtoHK o r c m w r a Theie’B ae aeeret to good eaap. C or^ Peas, String ^Beons and then tlei Into hla probtems l lad^considered him a ” q>len- An HlgaAttmnty Merchaadlee ! ^ withdrawn. aheto.. .Jnt load year caamta wHk even to the extent o f calling'col­ 9MCHORW Fancy No. 1 Raldwta leagues at 3 o’clock in the morn­ Uated the tragedy as av^ritaUve quarters imHe«ted Rood fimfe 9ha aad tot aa 4e tee aatteteg after yoa>a amda tee ex. 2 cons 25c ing. P6Bd m d d e. theozixing that Apples 7 lbs. 25c Litvinoff speaks English In n a d U s intended bride la a In num- Seleet qaaHty Fheto strip of 9 Rexes Ifase; b « . A fourth, the TutuUa. la at I aapaUee Cockney accent heavily larded Large Stee with Slavic gutterals. An Oxford- hodiee were found in Ifl P**“ Vhhig a i^ would be expected terfe. I I Btoek o f I to re n ^ there Indefinitely due Matches bred interpreter amused the apartment by her room- 19c to mining of the Yangtae gorgeo. Grapefruit 5 for 25c League of Nations by starting to tn IK IINHT MrMW rRAW f H»r8tlniBoo, a clerk wtUuteawal, a u th S ltiU n translata Litvinoff when Russia " MMidlg cansulate. ■4, TVWto came to Geneva c^ eren cea in .spaghetti ; i 3 cans 25c 1934. Rla English Rraminar Is “ QUICK STARTING” LOW PRICE a.A ■a-a Be pOets an Couliflower eo. 15c n o R thoae who know him easi­ t the coatroUcot te a ly understand his diction. tnluer whan mot- American Naval officers de- fallot ^ t^ .y p iR c U te a real d e U d ^ tandar Short, Sirbiii or He la known for "audactooa alm- l^acouna of th« nBot comment on any auch do- pUelty” , aaytiif ia a few woeda tea SERVICE SPECIAL mw tea pKofci- t m ^ V- things most qipbMaate polish off Mite

\:S. ^ - 'M i ■-a'f'if I f FOR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,194! PAGE SEl PAGE SIX Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n . Mo n d a y , N o v e m b e r 24, 194C costs of one dollar. Those paying the alleged reckless acti<» of tha cused had stated he knew he was be aware, because of past condl- j - i - ware Peter E. Oula ot UncasvUle; accused is constituted by his fall­ drowsy but had continued to oper­ journed promptly a t $:$0 p . : Theft Charges Court Appeals Uons that he might fall asleep; Speakers will Includis ' repeated Presidential Insistence, Americana need to make to win Ralph F. Nicholson of 64 North ing asleep while at tha wheel. ate his car. If he continues to operate Warden School Elm street; Richard .Peterson of ^ e cases are those of Oeoi^e HfrW t D. Oallsudst, the two sides in the railroad wage this war. Demerest was, driver of a truck his yenicle he Is driving so as to Insurance Tax SERIAL STORY 236 Middle turnptao east and Stan­ Luurtsema of 9 Warren atreet and which, a week ago, hit the parked endanger others, or driving reck­ te director of sir raid question have apparently come With this the situation, with Are Continued ley Magora of 30 Colunibus street. To Be Taken Milton Demereet of Plainville, 'joth car of Attorney Charles B. House lessly. Again Tonigh rs. Eleanor O. Rigbg, closer to a peaceful agreement. the bill drawn by the Banking Man About Manhattan Good detective work by Police­ found guilty this morning of reck­ on Blast Center street. The car was It was explained, that In the the women’s motor 1 1EtinHti0 XfnUk man Walter Cassells was credited corps, and Mrs. J. W. Tho We seem, this morning, to be well Committee a mere burlesque of By OcorgT Tucker ^ifth Largest less driving. Appeals in both oaasa thrown ahead 218 feet although it Lnurtsema case the accused knew rUBLlHHlfU 8T THB LADY BY REQUEST Lodal Police are Probing in town court this morning with Two Caser Where Sleepy were taken on tonds of $50. was stated t!'c brakes had . been White Plains, N. Y., nllA U > PRIMTINQ CO, INC on the way to a truly American what ought to be done, the Rules he was sleepy, and In the Demerest Second Class to'Be Con*^ the chairman o t tho We II BIMall Bti^at eopvniOMT. the apjirehenalbn of Lorln Perry of The coses came to court a week left set. Demerest allegedly told case the accused told police he had MaBcbaatar, Coon. winning of one of the wars we Committee has, in effect, taken / New York, Nov. 24—I wish I a Without It vsudevUla could not- BY HELEN R. WOODWARD NSA SSKVICk. INCl Records of Men Who 38 Irving street on an evasion , Drivers Figured in Ac* ago. At that time Judge lowers police he had felt very drowsy but Defense CknincU. knew who threw the flrat pie. I've have been what it waa . , . Tha^'is Total of $2^8,540.07 felt drowsy a\. Bolton but continued ducted at High School AU who have admlsaloa TBOHAB rEROUSON have to win at home before we the healthy step of leaving the ac­ Tried to Steal Suit. charge after a car he waa operat­ cidents, in Dispute. granted continuances while he "thought he could make Manch -e- on hia way. ^ Oanaral Uanaccr > often wondered what he looked why it is surprising to find it bob- Paid to General Fund ing hit a parked machine on Home­ studied the law on recklesa opera­ ter.” 'Hie mishap occurred when Judge Bowers held that evidence Hall at 7:30. are urged to attend and i Eonntad Oelebar 1. 1111 can be capable of defending our­ tual drawing of the final bill up like, and where he came from. I’d blng up with each new season, in The Story: It pretty Diana stead street last night. tion of motor vehicles. be fell asleep at the wheel,'he said. tereeted may register. Tucker’s frankness surprises old ly there waa nothing else on ear Two decisions, rendered in Town clearly showed both drivers knew Pabllahad CTtry Bvaning Eacapi selves abroad. to the House itself. like to know what manner of man the beat of company, Justifying it- Of State in 1940? but this quietness, the earthy Two men who robbed a Main It was stated that the accused Speed Entered the Caae Judge Hyde maintained that they were liable to fall asleep, but Manchester's seclond Air Raid BnaBaya and Holldajra Entarad ai he was, and whether it was w rit-, self more than ever, EUea Curt, stepmother of hand­ Court this morning by Judge Ray­ Rabbit Chases Bunting Oia Peal Otriea at Manehaatar. As in many other domestic vic­ America U fighting this war for odors, .the strong quiet man. Ste| street store of a suit of clothes brushed against the parked "ar Luurtsema v/as driver of a car since neitlier man was responsible continued to drive. Warden School class will meet to­ ten into the script or just an im- i If you are inclined to the view some, famons writer and com­ then swung into a nearby drive­ mond R. Bowers are apparently to that plunged Into a utilities pole after he fell asleep, he v.as not cor­ Caaa. aa Baeond Claaa Mall Mattar. tories won through this continu­ its own survival on mkny fronts, promptu hunch. I'd like to know that ple-throwing h u "outlived its Hartford, Nov. 24— OP) —Con­ mentator Stephen Curt, she does hen Curt’s offer of marriage i Saturday pleaded guilty in town Lqurtsema, who v'as not in col­ night In High school haU at 7:30 Chardon, O., Now. I necticut insurance companies last ed ludicrously unreal—but Dls court this morning when arraigned way. Perry said l.e was unnerved be taken to i higher court for test and tore up several highway guard rectly reckless in the operation of lision with shy other vehicle, was SUBSCRIPTION RATES ing period of crisis, there have and there are many crucial ques­ what play it waa, and what kind | virtues, I invite yoi^'to_ou 1 go down to not betray It. obviously Ukea the shaking her self, knew that on^ and drove into the nearby property in actions appealing from the local rail posts on Hartford road. It was his vehicle. fined $25 and costs with $15 re­ for the first regular raid precau­ k.re brave bunnies down In Oea Taar 6* Mali ...... M.vo been dark days, and days in which tions asking for prompt and of pie, custard or apple. the Imperial and/have a look at year paid a total of $2,638,540.07 girl whom Stephen has asked to on counts of theft, but disposition to ponder what to do. Police re­ disposltlozs. Attorney William 8. s ta t^ in court by Prosecutor J6hn Quoting a decision mode in a bridge township. Sheriff Bb Par Hontb br Hall ...... I to Somehow, I have the notion he Danny Kaye ln/”Let’s Face It.” noarry him for six months and more back In town this sense mitted. Demerest was fined $25 tions lessons. The first class was Harand not^ only says "I aiBSla C o pt ...... I .01 the cause for the right decision strong decision. But \here is in taxes to the state of Connecti­ unrealness,would vanish. She’d of the cases, was put over to De­ ported. Judge Bowers was told, Hyde, acting for the accused In S. G. Rottner that circumstances civil cose, the state argued that it and costs. Oalirarad Ona Tear ...... Il.no waa a big fellow, big and easy which to thla , reporter's mind is $10,000, explaining that he will both cases is questioning interpre­ Indicated speed entered the case, devoted to organization and ex­ full possession of my and for unity seemed lost, and the nothing that can truly be ranked cut, providing the fifth largest caught up in the vortex of livin cember 8 while complete investi­ that Perry when located showed had been established that when an planation of the purpose of the going, with a lock of loose hair the funniest^/ Item since "Good source of general fund income, ac­ lose a It,000,000 Inheritance If he again and the* strength she wou| signs of drink. H was fined $50 tation of the law aa applied to but that recklessness also was ap­ operator is aware he is likely to The human body la composed of when I saw it,” but odds ha MEMBER o r victory Itself seems to have come over his forehead and an easy News.” does not marry before he Is 85, gation of the records of each is 'tlvllian defense courses. two witnesses. A rabbit THE associated PRESS above this question in its impor­ cording to the aitfiuaj report of gain from this hour would and costs. reckless driving in instances where. parent from the fact that the ac­ fail asleep, or even if he ought to between 60 and 70 per cent water. The class tonight will be ad­ Tba Aaaoelaiad Praaa la aaclualra. by a narrow last minute margin. tance to the winning of the war smile, a alow s.jlli that didn’t tell State Treasurer Frank M. Ana- and that the woman he loves Is her in good stead then. made by police before sentence Is chasing a hunting dog. Ir antitlad to tha ,uaa or rapubllca- much except that It belonged to A gaWdy sequence in thla musi­ married to another man. "I ap­ Imposed. Bonds in each case for Yet that la the way democracies and the winning of the peace. Will stasio. "Yes,” she answered. “It’s tloo of all nowa diapatehaa craditcd a fellow who could take things In cal f^rce Is written around pie. The The revenue from the tax on do­ prove of her,” says Ellen. Diana the continuance were set at $1,000. to It or not etharwiaa oradltad In do things. We have not yet had little hard to explain.” thta paper and alao tba local oawa the administration, in the face of stride, who wasn’t too sensitive, scene takes place at an Army mestic Insurance companies, the conaidera Stephen’s offer thq more He smiled. ”Go slowly and I’| The two accused are Hugh Fltz- \pabllanad haraln. to ape Hitler in the effort to de­ an inflation which Is striking deep who could dish it out as well as cninp. Let me set it for you brief­ report shows, waa excMded only seriously because she has Just lost try not to be too dense.” Mtrlck, of Hartford and James ^ All righta of rapubileatlen af take it. ly: Kaye and two pals agree to by receipts from the corporation her Job with his lawyers, Durbin ^ m a n , of New Haven. Both have apaclal diapatehaa haraln ara alao feat Hitler. If we stay truly into every American pay envelope, Of all the lost heroes of the meet after taps to plot a piece of and Thorpe, having resisted She said, "rve met a very fa admitted previous records raaarrad. "Americans first" we will not have hold to Its secret theory that this business tax, the Inheritance tax ous man—and I’ve received theater who have won anonymous mischief. They rendesvoiu before and the excise levies on liquor Thorpe’s advances, does not want offer of marriage.” The two were arrested after a Pull aarriaa ellaot of N. E A. to. is somehow a healthy process? f fame, he is the most unsung. No ■ group of statues of three soldiers and cigarettes. to return permanently to her chase made by Policeman Ray­ Sarrlca. Inc. He was still smiling. ”Lef| Will Congres'smen, with the wel­ I one ever writes about Him, o^ Won- in heroic mood. Just then the cap­ Taxes collected from the 42 Con­ downstate farm home. “I must mond Griffin and a department $60TH£RSWATKINS ders who he i^aa, or pays him hear about the famous man flrst-I I N C Pubitahara RapraaantatiTaa. Tbo tain and Danny’s girl stroll into necticut companies ranged all the talk It over with my father,” she I fancy you’d want to keep thi manager in the store from which Jnllna Maihawa Spaclal Agener— Too Kind to Tommy fare of all Americans at stake, I homage. If they have, I have not view, and the panic-stricken sol­ way from $1.62 paid by ’The Har- says, and Stephen arranges to the suit waa taken. New Terk. Chicago. Detroit and continue to yield to the pressure 1 found where. / diers freeze into postures Identical drive do>vn and meet her family. other till last.” Tried to Conceal Coat Beaton. In the good name of Connecti­ wlnton Mutual Fire Insurance of organized groups who think with the statues. ’The nantomime Company to $652,645.10 paid by • • • She knew he'd be excited aboul According to the statement cut, we deplore the cooperation And yet, fortune^ have been her knowing Stephen Curt, ani MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP that they, and they alone, should that goes ontbeblnd the captain The Travelers Insurance Com­ Mr. Tucker’s Opinion? made by Prosecutor Charles S. CIRCULATIONS. Tommy Manville, that lost soul founded on the throwing pie— and the girl is hilarious . . Every pany. she was not disappointed. He shol House, tha two went into the have the cream of the national In­ CHAPTER VI question after question at her. Tba Herald Printing Companr. and blight upon the American simple act of absurdum before time the captain says something Pay AU But 882A52.61 store, bung around a short while come? which no sense Of dignity can sur­ nice to the girl, -ack. or a blow. liow do you stay in such marvelous ing room which also served as a and decorous village of Ridgefield since 1939, each domestic insur­ winter sitting room. Vivid and Diana answered. "He’s comlnB discovered, th ^ tw o men fled to Monday, November 24 I celts of the administration, repel You cah come back from a long condition?” down here Wednesday to take HM the street and '^man dropped the which helped speed him on his way ance company pays "for the privi­ glowing and beautiful, she look- I the political throats of the lobby- count. But when a piece of ripe "I take exercise,” he says. 'Jand lege of carrying on or doing busi­ back to town. You see—he's thq suit Just inside tm store door. He to his latest headline. pastry plasters your kisser, blind­ I don’t touch sweets. Why. I 1, standing there. man who wants to marry me.” was pursued to back yards on Pur­ Democracy Does It Again ists, and finally heed the desperate ness within this state,” a tax of "Diana!” Tommy feU, this time, In the ing you and dripping In long haven't had a piece of pie in my two per cent ot Its total net direct 'Rapidly, before he could speak! nell place where he ^/was caught. Ratifying the plan for going stringy gobs on your coatfront, mouth In years” . . . Her mother rose from the table Fitzpatrick ran Into A drug store usual sudden way, and, as usual, need of the American people? premiums from policies and an­ where she bad been looking she went into detail concernlnif back to work, membera of the Upon the answer to these ques- what can you do? That's when it happens . . . The nuities written on property or the terms of Stephen's legacy, ths and was cornered. Loop-frieze covered group S i5 9 in no time at all the marrying j A.s for the act itself—we know word pie isn't but of his mouth be­ through a magazine and took her Smart style in a chairslda United Mine Workera yeaterday risks located or resident in Con­ daughter in her arms. It was good fact that he was In love with The SUM, store tags show, was urge was upon him, and we don't I tions, as much as tipon the prog- it Isn’t new. It was one of Mack fore his whole countenance Is necticut. woman already married,' that sh^ valued at $27.50. \ table that combines beau* proclaimed that "we are Ameri­ i re.ss of battles in Russia or Libya, Sennett’s springboards to fame. buried under an avalanche of cus­ to feel those arms about her, and You want yofir living room to look Its beat at Christ­ ty and utility! Notlc* know why Connecticut has to In addition, the state collects a to know that whatever happened would receive ttn thousand doH "Just Went Along” , mas, for the entire holiday centers around this room. cana flrat and United Mine Work- It meant fat salary dividends to tard . . . tax of two per cent on interest lars. It wsLS explained by Fitzpatrick 2 1 5 0 how the top ia shaped at have any part In this sordid busi­ the future of American democracy she would always find security Use the two-piece group shown here to help trans­ corners to fit the legs. •rs aecond.” depends. There are many ways Laurel and Hardy. Eddie Cantor Funny? Without exception ev­ and dividend Income arising from that he "just went along” with Ty- form your room! It's a Lawson design with new ness. knows it. . . . Ed Wynn loves tt erybody at the Imperial thinks It life insur^ce business, and a levy here. man while the other did the snitch­ Mahogany veneered top What clrcumatancea Impelled we can surrender to the Hitler Her father shut off the radio He did not speak for a Ion If you wont to give them square-cut-back arms. A durable loop-woven frieze and shelves. But it was to Ridgefield that he . It was old when America was Is They have a right to think that of six arid one-half per cent on Ume after ehe had finished. Shlffl ing, but he said he knew of Ty-; Mr. John L. Lewia to do the yield­ born. It has been use in English way. "They pay $4 40 to get in. As and young John, who limped a a "different" table, choose cover assures long wear. went, obtained a license in a mat­ type of world. Inflation is one ot interest and d.vldend Income from ing from one foot to the other.l man's Intention. He told the court ing Saturday which enabled the beer halls and worn ragged In nobody yet has demanded his Insurance business of any other little because of an early attack he wanted to go straight now and this Gultd-Made nest with ter of a few minutes, and bad the them. of InfantUe paralysis, smiled at both from cold and nervousness,! its oval top. Grand Rapids miners to place America first are Yankee burlesque Jungles . . . money back, tt must be funny. type. Diana realized that this once she! "Just needed a chance." He has a state’s five-day waiting and blood her. Herman, an ”ag” student at long record for petty larceny, he craiftsmop u s e genuine not completely clear. Yet the large the State University, had already did not really want her father’s! mahogany for its con- test laws waived because, ha said, Atlantic City’s Meters unbiased opinion. She simply! said, committed while be was un­ forces which were at play in the mall is any criterion. The Senate food to the minimum of the body's gone back to school after his der the influence of drugs to which striiction with glass pro­ he wanted to go on a Flortd.a week-end holiday. wanted his approval. tection for the top table. situation were clear. On the one Loral advocates—and opponents postoffice reported only a slight requirements. All gas-forming Overnight News he one time was addicted. He said honeymoon immediately. They were glad to see ’ her and Therefore, when finally he said,I hand, there waa Lewis being —of p.arkihg meters for Manches­ Increase in the daily maU load. fo<^ should be avoided such as ‘I don’t like it. Diana,” gravely,! the habit now. la cured. Instead of w’alving laws for the onions, garlic and baked beans, plied her with questions. Tyman told’ the court he drop­ Lewia first and an American a ter may find a news story in last Of Connecticut "I’m between Jobs,” Diana ex­ she felt a strange let-dowq. Froml Tommy Manviltes, Connecticut The apathy spread to the Sen­ and even such slightly gassy foods ped the suit before reaching the very poor second. On the other Sunday’s New York Herald Trib­ ate floor. There were days when as turnips, cooked cabbage, and By Associated Pr plained. "I didn’t hit it off so well the look on his face she had moral street, so he properly should be ought to adopt some new ones. than half suspected what his ver­ hand waa the President, adhering une interesting. ' .senators making their beat Brussel’s sprouts are best omitted. in the law office, but I’ve some­ charged only with "attempted Conceding bis blood is all right, speeches faced only a half dozen For a time tt is best to leave out thing-something better in view. dict would be. She began to argue} theft.” Since there is no Connecti­ to bis policy of patience. And The headline says, "Parking Watifrbury. — Fire, fought for her cause—to show that sha| and recognizing that, if he had to or so of their colleagues and 90 highly starchy foods and very four hburs last night by all but I thought I’d come down for a cut law on such a count, the ac­ behind the President was a mount­ Meters Costly When They Wear empty seats. When the absence'of little visit before I started any­ would really be doing nothing | cused could not be accommodated. All Mahogany wait five days, it would probably sweet foods, although meat In rea­ two of Waterbury’s fire compan­ more than accepting a temporary! ing mass of public opinion which Out,” and the story is as follows: a quorum was suggested, necessi­ sonable amounts is beneficial. ies, ruined two three-story build­ thing else.” Were Working Together be. some one else he would want tating a roll call, .the clerks had to ’jl’hey talked of happenings on job—an excellently paid one. too. I Prosecutor House stated that held Mr. Lewis wrong and the "Atlantic City, Nov. 15.— When the patient is overweight, ings In s congested section of .She’d be happy and comfortablal to marry, they still ought to test drag it out interminably and run it is important that a reducing South Main street. A women’s the farm. Her father told of the the two were working together, 3 9 ^ ° President, if anything, far too pa­ Atlantic a t y ’s $79,000 in­ over the absentees again and new calf that had arrived that in Stephen Curt's home for a few one man "shielding" and serving li^s a him in the head. regimen be started, as the needless clothing store and a shoe store months, then free to do as aha | Here’s the 'most popu­ tient. vestment in parking meters is again while the bells in the Sen- weight places an extra strain on were wiped out, and the entire city morning, and the excellence of the ■s lookout for the other. He said lar of the ever popular rte Office Building jangled plead­ winter wheat crop. They all pleased. that it is the common practice for When Mr. Lewis finally did ‘going to waste through disre­ the heart. was Roused by factory whistles ‘Suppose ypu faU In lovs With | Governor Wlnthrop C ed ar pair,’ Frank A. Brodhead, ingly for enough senators to get Most patients with heart disor­ and an air-raid defense siren which thought Diana looked a little thin. shoplifters to take an article and Gift Desks! It's Wat­ yield, reversing his own complete Up to the House on the floor, so that busines.s John waa excited, about a corre­ him!” he suggested. walk with It toward the door. If chief Inspector of the parking ders are especially interested in were sounded to call out extra Diana considered that. Impos- I kins reproduction in defiance of only three days before As the House opens its sessions n.ight proceed. the question of whether to excr- firemen. No official estimate of the spondence course in electrical en­ they are stopped, they claim they genuine mahogany Chesl-of- devices, asserted today. One day, in the middle of the gineering to supplement his high Bible! When she knew from ths were "Just taking the article Into —it was on Wednesday that he thla wbek, price control is the or­ clss or to rest. This must be de­ loss was available. with four large draw­ "Despite efforts at repair debate, 1 ci.ecked the Congres­ school work, but his mother beginning that hs loved someona the light to examine It better.” If scornfully rejected the same plan der of business, given that status cided according to the Individual Bridgeport.—Pianist Anton Vs- else. ers. each with lock, and by three palrolnien and two sional Record appendix, where case. When the patient is wise rady, 80, qf Astoria, N. Y., ap­ couldn't see thgt tt would do him not halted, they keep on Into the authentic Wlnthrop in­ D raw ers! he accepted Saturday afternoon— by the all Important Rules Com­ the "Extension of Remarks" al­ any good. Mrs. Tucker, as usual, At last It ended by her father out-of-doors. collectors—who are not me­ about undertaking exercise and Is pearing In a vaudeville perform­ saying, ‘Til say nothing more un­ terior. it was a type of victory for the mittee. . - ways reflects the matters in band. willing to do w little at first and ance yesterday at Rakoezy Hall, had little to say, except to tell of It was stated that the charge of chanics— at lea.st 40 per cent Out of 35 such "Extensions,” only a trip she’d had recently, staying til I’ve talked with Stephen Curt. theft can be brought either within ' 4 4 . 5 0 President far greater and more The Rules Committee, in decid­ take more only gradually then he collapsed as he finished a duet I can judge better then. Though of the meters on Atlantic one deal directly wrlth the Neu­ may generally be permitted to go with Violinist Peter Zory, New overnight with her .daughter, or outside the store If the store­ lasting than he could possibly ing upon procedure, has thrown trality Act and only four others Elsa. In Forston. And glowing, a marriage of that sort goes keeper so desires. In the present (Right) A boudoir chair Avenue are out of order, Mr. ahead and exercise. He is usually York bandleader, and died back- against ail I’ve ever been taught like this adds comfort, aa T)Ub is s cedar "cheat” that can be have gained through the use of the legislative door wide open. All considered the war from a foreign safe In exercising up to the point stage one minute later. Paul Lu­ loving accounts of Elsa’s baby son. case the two admitted they had Brodhead said. A loss of $15,- relations angle. The observations They went to bed early, and to believe in." attempted to steal and there was well aa color to the bed­ used in living, dining or bedroom. It troops. By sacrificing his person­ substitute bills and all amend­ Just below where he gets short of kas, stage and screen star, was the She had to be satisfied with room. Notice the com­ is actually a chest of drawers and 000 a year is resulting, he es- on defense strikes, prlcv stabiliza­ breath or gets markedly tired. principal performer in the show Diana, back once more in the no occasion for any doubt aa to in­ al pride, in a most Lincolnesquc ments will have a clear track to tion, priorities, the sad fate of that. She found herself filled with fortable tufted back, therefore much more useable than the ‘ tlmated.” Exercise, when Judiciously used .staged by the Rakoezy Ladles’ Aid clean, bare little room of her girl­ tention. rounded to confonn with manner, the President tamed Mr. the consideration of the House; small Industrial plants, and de­ hood, felt for a moment as If she restlessness. There was so little When one ot the men asked the average "Cedar chest" Copied from What it would 'yo.st Atlantic ia often of value as the heart ia a Society. to do at this time of year. 'Ihe the shape of the arms. an old southern Colonial dresser. It Lewia as no positive exercise of the measure drawn by the Bank­ fense highways far overshadowed muscular organ and like any other Thompsonville.—An automobile had never been away. court If the Ume Intervening be­ City to hire enough'special me­ the Neutrality AcL She shivered out of her clothes canning, preserving, the seeming- tween the arrest and the date of Colorful printed sateen w'lil fit into today’s mahogany bed­ his physical power could have ing and Currency Committee will muscle, gains in strength with use. hit a highway fence and a bridge endless tasks of getting ths farm covers. room schemes perfcctlyl done. chanics to keep the meters in gooii There was. of ■ course, more fire With continued rest, the heart abutment here yesterday, injuring in the 'unheated upper room and passing sentence might be "lopped __ # be there at the start, but there Is toward’Tthe finish. An approach- dived into the feather bed, bur­ house ready for winter, were all off the Ume we gotta put in” the repair Mr. Brodhead did not esti­ muscle grows soft and flabby and six men, five of them critically. done. Most of the big house had And in this President Roose­ no valid reason for, it to be any­ in.; vp« always brings them out, the patient generally grows weak­ The victims, all Negroes from East rowing under the voluminous questioner was advised the court 1 4 . 9 5 velt probably gave the finest dem- mate. Perhaps Hartford, after a but ' m between that and that quilts and blankets. Tomorrow been shut off to facilitate heating, would take that up when sentence - thing more than a starting point er. 1 advise complete rest in bed Windsor, Stamford and Hartford, and the routine tasks were done Bring Christmas to the home - (Below) If you bavs a year or two, will have statistics on promising Scene I, it was pretty were taken to Mercy hospital, ^e’d tell her father all about was passed. DMtratlon of leadership, in all bis for the debate. listless business. in the acute forms of heart trou­ quickly. Mrs. Tucker spent most friend who has always this point. ble or In severe cases of chronic Spring;field. Mass. Stephen's odd proposal and he’d wanted on Empire turned- term of office. The Rules Committee took auch You can get as many answers know what waa best for her to do. of her time knitting a carriage And perhaps any community heart disorders, but the majority New Haven.—A sum ranging robe for Elsa’s baby. What finer tribute to a better home life'could yoi spindle mirror, give her Whether this victory over John a course after it had broken prece­ as to the reasons for it as you will of patients do not fall in either from $1,000 te $1,500 a year will Secretary Named Grand Rapids has to wait a little longer than the asK questions. One isolationist By the end df the day Diana offer at Christmas than finely styled furniture for \ this one for Christmas!. L. Lewis is to he transformed in­ dent and called in a special wit­ classification and are advised to be available to some student of The next morning Mrs. Tucker waa ready to take over the entire It is flniahed in black with usual "trial period ” to find how .senator ^siUd: "Nobody is Inter­ learn for themselves how much The Yale Medical school oh the aeemed anxious to know about the refurnishing of one of'your importimt rooms? ) Ail AAahogany to a solid basis for labor peace ness to testify on the subject of ested in' fighting for or watching task of preparing supper. Instat­ By Judge Smith polished gUt corners and the meters really work. exercise they may safely take. It basis of scholastic standing and fi­ her experiences in town. ing that her mother do nothing Fine furniture offers inspiration to young and old f spool turnings. Size during the remainder of the na­ price control. The witness was a fight for a hopeless cause.” is all right to begin with tensing nancial need with the . establish­ ”We see a good deal of Bill (Left) This Guild-Made^ .. .cultivates an Appreciation o i good design and A senator on the other side of but set the table for a change. Hartford, Nov. 24—(ff)—Judgs cholrslde table has a cab­ Bedroom 14^x27 inches. tional emergency depends upon Bernard ’ M. Baruch, who, more movements of the srms and legs, ment, announced yesterday by Jackson,” she offered hesitantly. She was glad 'when BUI Jackson better living. the aisle explained it this way; taken while lying down, and then Dean Francis G. Blake of the Reu­ "He's gotten In the habit of drop­ Joseph Smith of United SUtea inet that will take a table the specific- finding of the new than a year ago, when the admin­ "The public- is thinking away joined them. District court today announced the iradio, or a row of your to progress slowly to other more ben H. Donnelley scholarship in ping by of evenings. He and your He was big and broad and kind­ Such furniture i$ this Grand Rapids Guild-Made hoard of arbitration. istration was blithely pretending ahead of Congrress They consid­ strenuous forms ot exercise. Short memory of the former vlce-prasl- father discuss the w^Id situation appointment of Miss Julie Smith most popular fiction. Cab­ 11 85 It is still true that, If thla-board ered the neut'ality revisions ly. He'd- make the same kind of of East Hartford as his secretary. inet opens on both sides. bedroom. Favored motifs of that great 18th 1 9 8 0 0 that It had inflation checkmated, Washington walks are sometimes particularly dent of a Chicago firm who died in pretty generally. BJlr always asks a husband her father had. Gentle, glvea a straight recommendation passed from tho first and were al­ helpful. The Important thing ia to 1929. about you.” The new appointee la a daugh­ Mahogany veheere and Century designer Chippendale have been used in laid the only effective plan for ready giving their minds to other courteous, agreeable. She knew ter of Judge of Probate Clarence gumwood. Grand Rapids of a closed shop in the captive start all exercising and walking Hartford. — Howard E. Haus- "I hope he comes while Tm Bill’s eyes followed her hungrily, its design and only the choicest of genuine mahog* price control before the President. problems.” gradually, using several months to man. executive director of the Con­ hero.” Diana said sincerely. H. Smith of East Hartford. She quality. coal mines, Mr. Lewis will have Whatever the cause, the lack of but she would not meet them formerly was employed In the \anies for its construction. More, its quality in Three Pieces Before the Rules Committee, he Daybook work up to an Increase if neces­ necticut Employment Security Di­ "Then you really are going squarely. won the point for which be dared waa again sound and effective, aa interest waa one of the big sur­ sary. Follow exercise with rest and vision. It was announced yeater­ back?” her mother asked. state treasurer's office. ^riified and registered in a forgery-proof docu- It’s hard to bellevo that By Jack Stinnett prises Capitol Hi:i baa had of late. At 6:30 Mr. Tucker said, "It’s Miss Smith is a alster of Attor­ threaten the safety of this na­ his actual experience with tho in this way you have the chance of day, has been appointed chairman •Tes—I think so.” time for Stephen Curt," and went I0 « m ani which is yours when you owii this fine fumi* such a fine tier totfle os doing the heart good -without of the Legislative Committee of She could sense her mother’s ney Richard J. Smith of New York, turel this, made and Certified tion. In that case, the govern­ same problem during the first Washington—There was hardly to the radio. former reporter for The Hartford liannlng I t Avoid heavy exercise, the Interstate Conference of Em­ disappointment. It would be pleas­ "Dad would rather misa bis (in writing) by O) ment will still have done what World War, and his continual a day during the Senate debate on sudden strenuous action, and ex­ ployment Security Agendea, a ant to have another women In the Times. Rapids QuUd c HEALTH AND DIET supper than Stephen Curt,” John Federal Judge Smith who was ^.the President declared it would study of the present situation repeal of the Neutrality Act when citement^ group formed to work for elimina­ houas, or at least near by in the said laughingly; con cost so little! ThB not dp—have made the closed Any reader may send for Dr. tion from Federal statutes ot a homa BUI Jackson waa anxious to sworn Into office Nov. 4. will prob­ pie-crust shelves are mo* would naturally make him. Once you couldn’t get' a discussion In ADVICE Frank McCoy’s articles by writing provision which Hausmsn said Her fatheria eyes met Diana’s ably make his fliBt appearance at hogony veneered. BrasB :-shop compulsory. And In that the press galleries or the cloak­ build for her daughter. across the room and he smiled. ” !, Other Bedrooms start at $69.so again he warned that no piece­ to McCoy Health Service in care would enable the Federal govern­ "Tou spoke of having eome- the beach at Hartford Friday dipped feet caae the way will be open for Mr. rooms of the surprising apathy Furnlehed by the McCoy of thla newspaper and enclosing a ment to take over any state em­ think you ought to teU ttiem, when tnere wUl be a haturalliaUon (Right) There’s no end of meal control would protect the both on the part of public and Bealtb Servlee thlng else in view—” daughter, that you’ve met Mr. the variety and colors to ij^ewis to cause further trouble. living stsmdard of the American large, aelf-addressed, envelope and ployment service with or without "I’ll tell you about it later,” aeaslon and other maltera before participants, that attended the de­ five cents for each article. Heart cause. Curt and that he'U be coming the Dlrtrlct court. chooM from in Watkins The ideal finding for the board people; once again he warned bate, Diana said evaoively. down day after tomorrow.” augmented collection of .Address oommonlcatlonB te Trouble . . .; When the Heart New Haven.—Dr. Walter Van “She wanta to discuss whatever BUke would be one taking full that, the later we wait before Opponente of aeutrality revi­ Beats Too FSat , . and Valvular Kirk, secretary of the Department There was a murmur of suf-. Gift Hoosocks and Pouffs. sion had warned that here was Herald, Atteatleo McCoy it is with her father,” her mother prise—they aU looked at her There ore little ones and A place for itlon of the state of natlon- adopting real price control, the Health ~ Leakage. . . . , of International Justice and Good­ was thinking. "She was always the last barrier to a shooting .-./ar will In the Federal Coundl of strangely. She must have been a Police G>url big ones at prices to fit Cogswells ^Bl emergency end decreeing that more harsh and stem that control and girded themselves for a fight closer to him then she is to me.” success in town, meeting people avery budget QaesUoas and Answers Churches, told the Connecticut Pil­ But tbero was'nothing of bit- ith ls national emergency aball not will have to be. which promised to match in in- ’Treatmeat of Heart Disorders (Why Not Wholewheat for Melba grim Fellowship’s annual rally lost like Stephen Curt. records and f'ts used by anybody for their own tefislty that of 24 years ago when ternejM or Jealousy in her thought. 'TeU us what he’s like, ’gls," 79 MIU s U ^ In that, as In all points, he is Toast?) night that the United States was She knew her husband was far 3 5 a handful of senators talked to Without learning what particu­ Question; Mrs. Orville N. writes; “the only great and powerful na­ John began, but Jiia father held charged wlUi lauding, waa fln^ -o“ Btage. speaking the tragic truth. Real death President Wilson's armed wiser and better able to give ad­ up a silencing hand. Hassocks 1-^® to 9*50 magazines Tbs issue is atiU not simply an lar type of heart trouble is pres­ “You say, when making Melba tion in the world without a con­ vice than she. She had utmply $10 and costs. Hs was price control could be adopted neutrality bill. • ent in any given case it ia never­ tohst, to use white bread and cut sistent and intelligent foreign pol­ "Later—let’s listen now.” bava driven at 60 to 55 i******^^ 3 9 5 0 of tba merits of the closed never been able to understand The announcer, after a few hour on Hartford road from West now, without too much readjust­ theless possible to outline some all the crust away. Why not use icy” and be called upon the youth Diana. ?jlStop. It Is a question of whether ment. If 'things could be leveled The stage waa set; the cast tn wholewheat and leave criist on the of America to "put long pants on preliminary remarka, put Stephen to Main ttreet. . Another shipment of top form. Leading the fight general rules which will frequently the foreign policy of the Unltdl She waa not surprised, there­ on the air. At the sound of that For parking ao aa to b lo « a 1 4 ” ;. l>r not Mr. Lewis and others shall off now, it would take compara­ prove helpful. aides ? these popular lounge t for repeal waa Senator Tom Con- Answer; 1 suggest cutting away States." fore, when Diana asked, “Where commanding voice, Diana waa drivew ^ on BlaaeU street Edward chairs with their wo^ Jibe permitted to stage one pro- tively little adjustment to bring nally, who rushes into forensic No matter what the possible New Haven.—Dr. Tehyl Hsieh, would I be finding father about once more back in Richard tJiCbance of 311 Spencer street re­ (Below) The perfect table cause may be, it is a good plan at ths crust as tt has already been for the arm of a low. arms! This time there ore Pferasslve hold-up after another In prices and wages into a livable battle like a Texas longhorn “toasted” in the original baking of the "Teddy^ Roosevelt <4 China” now?” Thoipe'a office, seeing Stephen ceived susoenalon of Judgment on two grades of figured ' tha effort to gain an immediate heading for a China shop, HacK- the beginning of the treatment the loaf, and it will btim before who has long been in that coun­ "Most likely in the barn seeing standing at the window, looking payment of $2 coeU. He loungy choir when used balance w1th’’one another. But if Ing him up were the administra­ thoroughly to cleanse the digestive with on extra toll table tapestries from which to ; ,Victory on such Issues. And what- ths Inside ot the slice is sufficient­ try's diplomatic service, to)d the about the new calf. Better wrap out at the falling anow. She was vvaa not aware he had blocked the choose! we are to go further into the tion's twin fire-eaters from the tract by fasting for a few dajrs. ly dextrlned. The average whole­ New Haven Open. Forum last up warmly—it’e pretty cold.” in tha crowded. lobby, be was lamp! The three ihalvea -BTer Dr. John Steelman, the de­ agony of inflation, the curing op­ South.Senators Peppe'V of Florida The type of fast which will accom­ night that within six mqpths, and Diana fouqd an old cardigan of laughing at her for wanting to * * ^ e caae of Wesley Q. Ade of hold favorite phonograph wheat bread, which la made part­ - iqoorda or naogoxlnea. vote on the board, may eration will have to be that much and Josh Lee of Oklahoma. plish the most is the fast bn fruit ly of white flour, may. he u s ^ in perhaps within ^ weeks, Japan Herman’s and wrapped her moth­ be "lady-Uke.” She was hearing Groton, charged with violation of Pastel Chinas o t the cloaed shop Issue, he S( uared off against these in the Juices, or the fast on plain water. making Melba toast, blit the real would sign a treaty, dictated by er’s scarf about her head. She his voice—but the words that, the motor vehicle law waa con­ Swedish A^odem Grand Rapids Guild more drastic and painful. front, rank of the opposition were A four or five daya fast wlirusual- laughed at tba picture she pre* came over the radio were not the Mode! IlDUld think of the national emer- wholewheat broad, if toasted the United SUtea, ending hoeUU- tinued to December 1. The Baruch plan, moreover, la Senators Wheeler and Nye, two ly prove beneficial whether the through, develops a bitter taste be­ Uef in AaU. AU that waa needed, ■entad, wondering If Stephen CMrt words she heard. A fine of $15 and costa and a sus­ TouTl notice this Regency for new table sy first. The best decision he batUe-Bcarred veterans who al­ heart disorder is caused from the M aple no theoretical blueprint. It is ac­ cause of tho burning of the pro­ he said, was for the United Btrtea yrould want her "to be a part of his It was a little Incredible to pended Jail .aentence of 10 days • coffee' table has on un* (Below) There ora make ia one deferring the ways are Ir. there where the pressure ot food, from a general to adopt a firm stand toward Ja­ 'sc^lhistlcated life even, for a i^ort think of what had happened. No was Imposed la the esse of Donald usually large top (174x tually in operation, and success­ t.moke is thickest. With them was toxemia, or a reHex cause. tein and bran elementa, Wbole- lamps few magazine ncka nt of all such iasuea uiiUi whoat bread only $>artiaUy toasted pan in which esM the War could time if he could see her now. wander her father felt wary ' of Madden of 12$ Blssell street, $1H Indiaa) and a wide, ■nuirUy styled ■■ fully so, in Canada. Senator Danaher of Connecticut, ’The heart Ynust inevitably have be ended without this nation flHng Her father waa with the new the proposition. It seemed pre­ chsrgisd with resisting an offlcvr. ■weeping hose to support 49 75 . national emergency naa been who can toss verbal knives .'in a less work to do whae the patient makes sin excellent food if there 18th Century Against lU adoption by this' is no reason why you should not a short or MUIng a single Japa­ calf. The beautiful little creature posterous to Diana, herself, now. It waa related in court that the ac­ It! The top is protect­ Phyfe” m o d e L Thla la not a tin^ for vie- country there *re twro great fac­ half dozen directions at once. is fasting and he abould therefore use the starch which tt contains. nese soldier. raised big appealing ayes. "Oh, A man like Stephen Curt! cused, in company with others, bad ed with glsas, too. Genu* Imoglae how, this fuml* There were more worthy of men­ not hesitate to attempt It because been warned agabat congregating, "strings” o t the lyra M for either capital or labor. tors at work. One la the callous you darling!” Diana cried, but tha He was talking, about an alli­ tna mahogany. ture will brighten up your are boU-tlpped brass tion on both Bides, but that’s be feels wesk. He is usually (Waterbrash) calf was frigbtmed and ahied ance of American - repubilea as a it was stated, on the night in ques­ k 11 e h e a or breakfast I a time for victory over Hit- enough. stronger at the end of the fast aad Mahogany flnizhod assumption of the administration Question: Mrs. C. writes: "Will Harvard to Spe^ away from bar. « ’ • defiant gesture to the dictator tion were oraered to break up by room. The finish ia a ' Soft gray-green, ivory or It U a Uma to let the United Itself that a "lltUe InflaUoh" Will Act I, Scene I ran true to - all often finds that the heart la work­ Her father went quickly about ■tstes of Europe. He was speaking Policeman'Harold V. Haffroa. 'Af­ light, blond color on solid the glowing predlcUona that had ing more efficlenUy at that time you plsaae tali me what causea coral ora the colon of this Workers, and avery one else do no harm. The second is the waterbraah ? It bothers me through Training Course his tasks and Diang w ateb^ him. easily^ fluently, imderstandlngly. ter going away, Maddtij returned. maple and the dssigii has eloaoic chins table lamp. been made that the battle of the than previously. There waa about him a quist dig­ The beauty of bis diction, the ef- When Heffron sought to take Mad­ a decided Bwedidi Mod­ [ has. a role to play in the da- political deairB of members of session was upcoming. That open­ the night. Is it some kind ot tndl- Tha ellk-top ahades with Regardlese of the particular geaiion, and what do you think nity and strength, mors apparent fortleaa expresalon of his thoughts, den in custody, the accused ran. em flare with its curve- their rayon lining a n in HlUer, ha "Americans Congress to pUy ball with varl- ing day, the ^lerlea were full. form of heiud disorder 1 suggest Boston. Nov. $4—(»$—Without to his daughter now than ever penetrated her absorption. Stephan Heffron overtook him in Center end table, scalloped On the floor there waa namerimll- would stop it? ” . ]Ught b e ^ color and fitted ouB lobbiea. such aa that which the the fast at the start of any regi­ Answer: Waterbraah usually waiting for ths tradltioaal Septem­ beford. A stroog man—a man of Curt, she reflected was aa ^len park where both fell to the ground, aprons.'.and four match­ to the lamp with a tUU^ i BB ttM labor front thla mom- ing and fist-shaking and invec­ men designed to help the heart comes from overeating or using ber opening of claaaea. the HaiVard power and. understanding. Hard, Curt agreed, a very great man. Heffron injuring bis arm. Madden ing choirs. farmers have in .operation with tive. And then the showdBopped, WhUe the patient is fasting the devico. I Mtuation for such^a future liquids with jrdur meala. Try cutf- Business School nsxt Juns 22 sinewy muscles, a brown weather- When he had flniahed, her did not appear in court earlier this tha object o t having farm prices went to pieces, disintegrated. heart action frequently becomee tlng down on the amount of food will begin preparing a second baatan face, Oiiuia’B own rtd-gold faiUicr turned off the radio. "1 re­ week when Instructed to do ma it The dark and das- left the one thing uncontrolled. The audiences sta y ^ away in ■lower, which tatfestea that the group of men for Inihistrial super- hair, frosted now wite gray. spect BO man’s opinions more then was stated. It is the aecond time be -An your frtonds who owa (Right) Tlie horeeheod book- droves. Thera-- were days when you are using at dinner and do not ends shown hefe ora in genu­ Another BilOB of tha past tan B o ^ ot ' these policies are heart ia .getting something of a uae any liquids at all after three vtsory Jobs In defense industries. Peaceful gray ejres wtta laugh I do Curt’s,” ha aald, and smiled :ir.s appeared before court within desks can uos these genu­ O r ^ t there was only s s c s tte r ^ of the rest When the peUent is omit­ ::ant weeks. The accused staled ine cowhide desk blotters. ine bronae piste (not spray­ Guild vehfe MOad Is m a n than cbs hsaTUy UdsB with ruin ot the O’clock tk the eftemoon. The course takes 12 months. crinklaa at tba eotnara. Diana re- at Diana again. Was ha perhaoa ed) and ora from a group fslthful in the galleriee end if ting the ordinary meals the heart Dean Wallace B. Dnnham, aa- optnlon mora than gstOng aecusiomed to tba Idea ie hod offered to bear tha coat of Lssther ooraera in blue, Amsrlcaa aystaa at Uvlng. The once there were sny of tlmee long IB relieved of eome of its usual noiihcing the date today, aald that anyoaa ejas’s ta tba world. that had at first so dlspisased any injuries the poUcemaa sustain* ton, giem or red with 22K which also tncludso fuU ^BiWtrate pa the c a ^ v e peaaltjr aad hardahip they would patient qudques waiting thdr work and aa a result, It often Im- Gets Dmek am lA*t Oeet. becauae a t increased demands the FbisUy, T bare’s something on him? Was the entirely imman e 1, and that hs would not appear gold toMtag. bone figures and aaflor turn for aeata aa there have been pttnrep. BDooeedsd IB trtag upon avery Anertom, those school "can not In tha tnteraata o< your mipd, Diana,'* be aald. thought that thla man whom be again in sourt. in avery other major scrap on na- The diet foUowing the fast THIakwk, O n .-^ 4 tH — The flab defanaa wait for Hm reculqr Ssot- ■ • la th s ' OhargSB Are If aBsfl WfeB wlstskmly think to gain by Uooal detsase and' our foreign M ateirBd algi^ be • part e< Mb ■hould be well rd g ^ te d both as weren’t U tlag for RiMkssi BAwab cfttber opontag.'* He nggeitad hi»aei,mBSABtet roar coonta of p a il^ against nr- •M iBrtDML ia BO prefer' 6r policy, I failed to see them. to quality and quanUty of food, and he deeded te eairtt a day. that ' * ■ ttsSM «eca adlafl e« pspieMH a t TIB ceuBtry didn’t aeem much Threa small asealB a Am • I

. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1941 ^AGENINB MANCHESTER EVENING HEKAliD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1941 yu£ SIGHT ■------T----- 1------third of tha non-rell^ population awaiting a report by Msdical are reelving InsufflcUmt milk.” were outfighting the Axis’ armor­ c^ to say whether it might be the Trio Sought Enterfi Northeafitern Prices Curb aminer Charlaa E. Brlekley, purpose of today’? get-together to ISouth Church Recital ' The report advUed the city to Body of Baby that hs expected then to plao* ths ed forces on the wind-swept sands, Three Soldiers To Speed Work employ a fiill-tint^ marketing ex­ Manchester Pennies Pa^ that their planes held mastery of rdtVance a European federation hr Weddings matter before the court lirls’ Society Germhn-sponsored "new order.” pert and suggested, to provide vol­ the skies and that their fleet, al­ For Slaying Use of Milk ume dislrlhuHon at a lower cost, Kept 3 Days most unopposed, was pounding the Nazi propagandists have tried For Red Cross Date Book • ip —Hurt in Crash since the Invasion of Russia to Attracts Big Audience the immediate ■ establishment of F o r Big Axis’ fortifications gnd sinking its one or more experimental milk de­ ^ Celebration supply ships. create the appearance of a united Hines-Woodhouse Tonight European front against Commun­ Eye*Witiie8s to Gang­ Half of New York City pots. to^be operated by private en­ In Suitcase in Closet YouMayAlmnysBe A t the end o f the first week Miss Rose C. Woodhouse at Ply­ recital to Mr. Noe for the presen­ Air Raid Warden's School, High Local Man Is Involveee. 2 In the soldier’s car was Anthony Germans wefe pressing the Vichy William J. Hines was beat man for of whom were from Hartford and tionii; Tobacco Good. said he saw Porno, who had a long dead. Chief Pumphret said Mrs. Wade, and consisted of; fruit cup and vicinity bound for New Yorl were listed as torpedoed by sub­ Miss Betty Olmsted will be In that dairy fairhera in the New - a t i h i w i t a i Caledorniah Market at Center and the Giants and Red Skin, Dzlepak, 21, of Perth Amboy, regime to cast its lot out-and-out rds brother, and ushering were other .areas. It was also noted police record, shot and stabbed In 6,000 Soldiers Evelyn Poston, 22, told him she evltb orange sherbet, baked chick­ marine and air attack in the Medi­ charge tomorrow, Mrs. H. B. De- that a large number of Interested York milk sked will be paid 49.30 Church House. football game, traveling on what N. J., a soldier stationed at Man­ with the Axis, perhaps to the ex­ Thomas Murray of Thompsonvllle The work of sorting, sizing, and the victim’s North End apartment WB.s bathing her baby Richard WIIHOUI (O iIGNiK en wlt|i mushrooms, whipped pota­ terranean. Wolfe and Mrs. Christian Hen- young music lovers ,i>f this sec­ per cent more this week, for Octo­ Wedneada.v. Dec. 8 was known as the Paul Jones chester. N. H.. who has a serious tent of full membership in the new and Raymond Barrett of this town. Nov. 15. 'The body was found the last Friday, and left him for a few to. peas and carrots, celery and "Uncle Sam’s Merry-Go-Round 4. In the air. 100 German and dricksen, Wednesday, Thursday tion 'were present. tying broadleaf tobacco got under­ ber milk/'production, than they Lost ill Sinking Special. Included in the number head injury; Joseph Pollinor, 22, order, tendering air hn.ses and The bride wore a gown of pale next day. minutes to answer a doorbell. eUves, hot biscuits, salad, pump- Fair" at Second Congregational Italian planes were said to have forenoon Mrs. W. J. Spence will ITie numbers chosen by Mr. Noe way In the local warehousee this received'^for October of 1940. that made the trip to New York of Virginia, stationed at the same tran.sit facilities to Germany and aqua crepe, velvet pompadour hat Hie Informant related, DISessa When she returned, the baby U n chiffon pie and coffee. The been de.stroyed, and the Axis was take over and Thiifsday afternoon *were contrasting in character and Vincent Diana Inplreiase for Eight Months I ' , ------„ . church and return to Hartford were 10 place, lacerated forehead and head Italy to bolster them against the and arm bouquet of Better Times I morning. The grtnvers have been said; had drowned, Mri. Poston . told At ftaxwef w* OMk* teaas la Uhlea were tastefully set In a man- ,declared to have made no effective the Amcrioan Legion Auxiliary. were from compoaltlonu of mas­ Ciadakis aald October was the! Ankara. Nov. 23 (Delayedi •mploysd. asdil-wertky foUm Thuraday. Der. 4 Manchester men who were let in injuries, and Patrick Calllnan. 29, British offensive in Libya, and con­ roses. The matron of honor wore selling tobacco to different buyers Fired As If To Test Pistol police. appropriate to the Thanksgiv- Annual sale and play of Ever hallenge so far to large British re Workers ters of both tht early and modern Vincent Diana, of 54 Chestnut eighth consecutive month in which i —Reports reached diplomatic —liaqla or monied—aa jusl. on the reduced rate of $3.25 for of New York City, fractured arm. voying Italian ships in the Medi­ magenta crepe with plum velvet « In this section. One of the three men fired once payment increases were shown by quarters here today that 6,000 Axis Doctor Called by Employer aeason and a large beautifully Ready Circle. King’s Daughters, ir forces striking far and wide In- Robert Russell and schools in the field of organ com­ street, member of the class of i The doctor was called today by the round trip. The accident was the result of a terranean. hat and arm bouquet of garnet and The Hackett plantation, where into a wall as If to test his pistol, 32 of the milkshed’s 44 major mostly Germans, were lost ' decorated birthday cake, baked by Directors' room. Whiton Library. tlie desert. collision with the car driven by As for the anti-Comintern front will be In charge position. 1939, Manchester High school, to­ Mrs. Rose LeBlanc, who employs Here is how it all happened. ■Axis I»ssrs Three To One pale lavender snapdragons. The dll be open all day. The opening number on the pro­ 90 acres of broadleaf was grown then shot down Porno, sent sev­ dairy counties and added that pay- in the recent sinking of an Italian U i Tm U' ’----Uam J. Davis, bearing the Christmas Sale and supper. La­ Mr. Hayes and the one operOtfcd itself. Italy became the third mem­ day enters Northeastern Unlversl/ convoy. Mrs. Poston as' a maid. A year ago last July men who Britaln.s’ own tank losses admlt- mother of the bridegroom wore de­ ;ers are urged to gram was: "Toccata and Fugue" this year, opened its warehouse eral more slugs into him as he lay ments will amount to $13,460,786 T*toC«»t U S m da "Senior Club Tenth Anni- dies’s Guild, St Mar>’’s. by the soldiers. Hayes was treated ber of the bloc in November, 1937, ty, Boston. He 'will take up the As a result, they said, the Italian Chief Pumphret said he was have been making their head­ te\lly have been heavy but Axis fense blue with blurk accessories Ime as possible on In D minor, by Bach. This diffi­ this morning. Mayer A Mendel­ on the floor. Meanwhile, a radio on the basis of $2.75 per hundred­ was the center of attrac South Methodist W. S. C. 8. at St. Francis Hospital, but was Manchukuo and Hungary joined in and corsage of gardenias. sohn, who own a large - tobacco study of mechanical engineering. air chief was forced to resign for quarters in a certain tavern in isea have been placed as high as ve days, and thus cult and well known selection blared. Diana was prevented fro ^ en^ weight as compared with $9,012,- s S & x itlon. Chjristmks Fair. discharged. February, 1939, and Spain in The ceremony was followed^ by a warehouse in Buckland, also start­ failing to pro-vlde adequafe air de­ Tat ta«t•!••• MM a ImmS aa J Stafford Springs decided that they three-to-one. According to our B the quota of gar- proved to be a fitting Introduction. A companion asked the gunman 500 for October, 1940. j Hector Speaks Briefly H'edneaday, Dec. 10 State Policeman Joseph R. Mc- March, 1939. reception at the Well Sweep* An- ed sorting. They grow and buy tering thi university last Monday fense. ■tattcte _ would save their pennies. The cost soiixce, the British have knocked by the end of the A feature of the opening phrases whether he had "finished him;’’ The administration said the II you eoa repay o looa el if The rector. Rev. J./S. Neill, Annual Christmas Sale and Aullffe and Robert Bohman, of the Not Part of Alliance ujver, after which the couple left tobacco and are employing a large due to a alight accldeijt which of cigarettes in vending machines out\600 tanks. was the clarity and tonal qualities took a knife from the kitchen and steady Increases were due lo "ad­ $2$ 10 S300 la amoll moalUy >ke briefly and informally, con- Cafeteria. North Methodist W. S. Hartford barracks of the state po­ The anti-Comintern pact is not for an unannminced wedding tri year. number of persona. Thare la still postponed his entry one *er of smaller nations. chester High school and wa.*, prior they desire' called for, It will be share of these Increasing values." the sinking of a whole Italian con­ Traditional candlelight service. tise Paul Jones whiskey. The news movement the contrast in shading street that was not used last year, tvum m Remarks were made by the pres- spread that the money was to be free tb roam, fight, break off and Under the original anti-Comin­ to her marriage, employed by collected If they will dial the above Distribution .Methods Costly voy of 10 ships and part of its FINANCE CO. '^ent president of the club. Mrs. South Methodist church. fight again miles away without a was treated in a delicate manner. has been greatly Improved and Hanul^ Officer The LaGuardia Milk (Commit­ itireaee Ne* EM deposited therj for a year and a Period Will tern pact, Germany and Japan Amos Parrish & Co., New Yorlt umber. Another feature was the high opcr.ed toda> and work provided ‘ .'aval escort off the Gulf of Tar­ .Margaret Robinson Nielsen, the quarter and thc.i was to be spent decision acro.sa the vast waste­ iKUind themselves for a period of City. The bridegroom is/n gradu­ tee report, meanwhile, said that anto. Reports In Alexandria said TM Mein Street standard Mr. Noe set out in the for 60 persona, if that number can Stele Theater BISm* first president. Mrs. Evelyn Duhur. on some sporting event. The num­ lands. five years to (1> inform and con­ ate of Enfield High schix^ and Is W ater Charges Injured in Crash methods of milk distribution were then there were thousands of Axis o f Springfield. Mass., sister of Mrs. difficult pedal movements which is be secured. The new manager, W. No memories of forgotten H— mm S aaS S ber was finally set at .50 and each Be Perilous sult with each other and execute with the Bigelow-Sanrord Carpet Hospital Notes so prominent in the number. H. Dunn reports that he will sort very costly and that consumers troops destined for North Africa Tel. S4SS .Nielsen and Mrs. Helen Crawford should be given a voice in price details will worry you Yolitli Problem deposited all spare pennies that Stceep Westicard cooperative action to combat Com­ Company, Inc.—They will be at Popular Number tobacco that is grown by his com­ aboard the heavily laden vessels. after tbe funeral, when Obarrlngtoh. of Brooklyn. New munist Internationale activity; Keep Growing regulation. they had with them when they (Continued From Page One) home to their friend? after January Next, on the program was an pany and also has arranged to Hstndrn, Nov. 24.—A Ham- we direct the service. ^ork, the club s second president. (2) Invite third parties "whose "The dietary needs for milk for called at the tavern. Last week More Than 200 Miles 1 at 44 Franklin sti-eet, Thomp.son- Admitted Saturday: William ever popular number, "La Cygne” have other crops brought in for ileh policeman and three New Effleleot attontlon to the Atlaa Hannah Jensen and Mrs. Seen Disgrace the money was counted and much domoatic peace is endangered by vllle. a large part of the city population London. Nov. 24.—(/Pi—The ex­ ply one of shifting from a war Marcenoaky. Hartford Road; John (The Swan) by St. Sacna. Of the (orting. A long time job is promis­ Britain residents were recovering little things assures the '^nbel Davis, former members of to the surprise of the four men the disruptive activitie.* of the ------/------Estimate That It Will are not being met." the report treme British left wing has swept economy to a pence economy. Pierce, 71 Charter Oak street; many compositions by this gifted ed to those who accept work in the finest type memorial club, were also heard from. who toiled for more than four Communi.st Internationale" to join from injuries today when two au­ said, "and present normal prices westward a total of more than 200 "W e don't have any ’normalcy’ Fred Clapp, V' Haynes street; master, and which includes the warehouse. ICE tribute. \ Impromptu I*rogram them; i3i exchange police infor­ Gist South End Fiw of milk put its use in the volume Kiwanian Speaker Is of hours counting it developed that miles since the beginning of the to go back to tliis time," he said. well known opera "Samson and The warehousee for sorting of tomobiles collided on Dlxwell ave­ Following the dinner an im­ there was over $246 in pennies in mation on the subject; (4) take Italians Report Arthur*. Gebler, Rockville. needed lieyond the means of a Libyan invasion. Axis source.* "Our desks are atill piled high Discharged .Saturday: Thomas Dellah” , the number here chosen the thade grown tobacco opened Difitrirt Over $20,000. nue here Sunday. promptu procram of entertainment Opinion Country Is the bottle. 'strict mea.sures at home or abroad la one of his best known. The large part of the city population. was 'given, consisting of quiz themselves disclosed today, while with unfinished business, with Kelley ir.. 24 Drescher Road; earlj in the month. The crop tlUs Those injured were Patrolman A committee was appointed to again.st per.sons who directly or in­ Tanks Destroyed opening passages were played on year la good and also heavy and "Studies linking diet to income SKATES 'games, \stunts, and two short Backward in Treatment the rinht was claiming the capture problems that were labled only for Robert Tilden. 107 Holl street: Payment for water in t ^ .South Hugh J. GsraliAn. lacerations and COMPETENT SERVICE contact the railroad company for of the important Axis supply cen­ directly serve the Communist In- the Celeste (Harp) stop, with an the farmers expOct to get a good show that, on the average. New '^(ddta, one'-entitled "An pthergency the duration." George Hooey, 207 Center street; iianchester Fire Diatrl^ (or the abrasions: John E. Larson, 135 York families receiving less than All Kinds. Specializing In ALWAYS a special car- to take the men to ter of Gambut along the shores of Part To Be In Planning tern.ationale '..and (5) cooperate in accompanying wood wind obligato return on their investment. Speration.’’ in which two of the The parade of youths through New York and it was secured at (Continued From Page One) Robert Chambers' 26 Knox street; Greenwood street. New Britain, $30 a week do not consume suffi­ the Meiiiterranoan. Braden told the managers that an intci-national campaign against Miss Lillian Larson, 14 Laurel that made a beautiful eettlng and coming year ^ill go oyer $20,000. FIGURE SKATES mainbers acting as doctor and the criminal courts of the country price that made it possible to Comniunisni through a permanent was very delightful. In this num­ deep gash on forehead: Mr*. Lar­ cient thllk to meet dietary needs, 'sune performed an emergency This deep penetration for the their part in easing the post-de­ said, “a large enemy stsamer es­ Place; MrS. Mary Rowley, South The payment a« sto'wn In the son, same address, left shoulder Satisfaction Guaranteed! is a national disgrace and could be go to and from New York by train southernmost imnerial column* fense shock should be in the field commis.sion. ber Mr. Noe avoided the use of treasurer’i report for this year and that as Income decreases be­ 'operation on a third member, the and pay part of the cost for corted by four destroyers and air­ Coventry; Mrs. Leo Bouley and in­ Abraaidn; Joseph E. T. Larson. 43 of planning—"a broadw^and more fant daugliter, HartfdTd; Mrs. the tremelo stop, w)\ich often Sbower I§ Given wa* $19,578.24 'Thl* amount has low this level less and less milk Is ,results of which brought forth prevented by better ^playground tickets to the football g.ame. which sprang iingiiwlly from about craft was hit with two torpedoes Kensington avenue. New Britain, Giarabub, wa.s dis.lc.sod in an Ital­ realistic kind of planning than we Lulu Cooniba, Biickland. when used detracts from the been growing from year to^year. consumed per capita. JAS i ES R. FOLEY luch laughter from the audience, supervision Judge Emrl L. Stid­ It also made provision for some by our torpedo launching planes, charms associated with the com­ pOBslble fracture of the skull. ian communique conceding the fall have ever known. Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Susie FoKReceiil Bride Five years agd the district paid "On this basis, according to the 63 Mather Street le closing skit was entitled. "The ham. of 705 Center street, presi­ liquid refreshments to be served which also shot down a plane and position. Sergt. Lawrence Melillo was In­ 1936 estimates, approximately one- Silver Unlng.” .^and was given by of an Italian garri.son north of "W e must admit that munici­ About Town returned to their base although Mongilln. Wistfield, Mass., Miss $16,681.24. ^ Telephone 5841 ' ^67e.CgHTERST*(;>UM 4846^ on the train to New York. A short selection, "Intermezzo" The changk In the size of water vestigating. half of the population and one- .wo members, deplctlnc the dis- dent of the local Exchange club The trip was made, the game Gialo Oasis. The Bnti.sh in this pal administration ha.s played a seriuualy damaged. The steamer Nadine SullivWn 96 McKee street; told the members of the Kiwanis Andrew Torl(snce. 194 Middle by Callaerta the renowned Belgian malna, ext^alon of mains and In- i^pointmenta of a young lady witnessed and when it came time area, It appeared, were beating on relatively passive role in recent stopped, listing." composer has a background, a Mrs. Alfred MOgwell, tbe former jeeklng employment and the final club here this noon. Judge Stidham toward the Gulf of Slrte. well be­ history," he declared. "This Miantonomoh Tribe No. 58, 1. O. Italian officials denied that the Turnpike East: Robert Arm­ Miss Mary Jane Ackerman, was atalllng of new hydrants are re- to get back onto the train at theme with a tripping and color­ sponiltjb! for the increase. K a nteceisful application, proving the is former judge of the Bast Hart­ Grand Central Station in New low the major Axis port of Ben­ pa.ssive approach to municipal i R M., will hold lts regular meet- British had captured Bardia and strong. 26 Trdtter street; Mrs. pleasantly surpriaed ysaterday -af­ jk, Colchester, ful melody which is surrounded by OUR ONLY CHARGf i n adage, "Every cloud haa a ford town court and is a member York there was no ticket to show, gasi. problems must be replaced with 1 jng in the Sports tonight at eight reports that British submarines in Pauline Dachu % aeriee of melodious chorda Uiat ternoon with a shower bt tbe home " Hydrants Replaced of the Traveler's Insurance Com­ ay, a son to Mr. and In/a survey of pipes added to ;Jihrer lining.” but the cornrhitl*^ had taken care foresight and bold action if we are | o'clock. the Mediterranean had sunk an Births Sunda were well interpreted. of - Miss . Barbara Petwi FOR EACH CHECK '. The remainder of the evening pany's legal department. of this and witn the words "Paul Closing In on Last to cope with the problems that Italian cnitscr and a destroyer. Mrs. Francis Ak\n, 86 Starkweath­ The concluding offering in this Spruce street. The house ths territory covered by the South Electric Appliance Repair We Do Electric A ppliance .vaa spent in an Informal way. the Mr. Stidham aald that a great Jones” and showing an ordinary lie In store for us." Company No. 1 o f the South Fierce fighting was reported to er street and aV son to Mr. and group was a composition by the orated with numerous clustel Manchester Fire District last year, but which haa been enlarged to bambera reminiscing over the past many of the states are very back playing card all entrained with­ Italian Forces •Must Shift Emphasis Manchester Fire department was have lieen resumed within the Mrs. Richard Cu^genven, Storrs. great Franch composer, Dubois. balloons and green and yet DRAWN AND EACH ward in cari,.g for boys and glrla Cities of the future, Braden quadrangle between Tobruk, Bir Conn. take in additional territory, the re- vents of the club, and looking out trouble. Nairobi. Kenya Colony, Nov. 24. called Saturilny to extinguish a Tli* number "In ParadisUm" (In streamers. Mrs. Maxwell was seat'^N Work Of All Kinds and in preventing them from get As it is not possible to buy said, must shift their emphasis el Gobi. Sidi Omar and Salum. Discharged Sunday: Mrs. Nellie -port of Superintendent Parker, Repair Work orward to more gatherings of the — (/P) - British force.* are closing in grass fire at Kecriey and Port­ Memortam) was played with all ed beneath one of these clusteyS' ITEM DEPOSm ii ling into Ine ways of crime. He liquor by the bottle in New Y'ork from material objectives to social Ten British planes were said to Gerglcr, Manafleldi Miss Ellza)>eth consideration for the title, and ^yen to Chief Foy, ahbwa that ame nature. on the last Italian forces in Ethio­ land streets. / Puncturing the balloons, they ctm- cited the fact that a 13 years old on Sunday it was a good sober values. He flatly predicted "rap­ have been shot down by the Ger­ True, 20 Cambridge street; Mias here the contrast In shading was several old types of hydrants have \ The December meeting of the pia. in the Gondar region 4n the tained poems directing her where IN Tin: lub will be held at the rectory, boy was recently charged with crowd that returned to Stafford id expansion'' In the fields of mu- mans and 14 by the Italians. Anne' Lcahey, 58 t^eatnut street; exemplified in the manner one ex­ to find her gifts. She was present­ been Replaced by a larger and bet­ murder in Chicago. Few of the northern mountains, and are crush­ A gathering of persons who vltb Mrs. J. R. Neill as hostess. Springs Sunday night, nielpal housing, health and recre­ West of Matruh, Egypt, a com­ Barbara Brown, 339 Tolland Tuni- pects from the hands of a master ed with a distinctive dinn^ set as ter type to which steamer connex:^ states do enough for the under age ing Italian attempts to break out, have relatives buried in St. Bridg­ rMa will be the Christmas meet ation. munique said, a big ship escorted plke; Mrs. Eugene Davis and in­ musician. well as many kitchen utonslls. A tions cari'be made. In the list fur­ JOHNSON BROS. KEMP'S* INC. youths. Not until this past legis- the British East African command "W e have been Inclined to ap­ et’s ccmetciy. will be held in the by four destroyers was hit by tor­ fant daughter, 23S Oak street; Bells of fit. Anne nished to tl(e chief the report bnd at that time the names of ann’biinced today. church havT tonight to discu.s.s mock marriage prbved/entertain­ Electrical Contractors Frigidaire Sales and Service Jsa "shadow ladies" will be ture did Connecticut pass a juven­ British Troops praise municipal programs on a pedoes. Mrs. Charles Kasevlih and infant Another popular offering was ing. After tbe group bad played a showa that new hydrants of this Ope force which attempted to ile delinquency bill. dollars-an initiative today in the African Bells in the distance. With such which will add four cents a foot to the Sidi Rezegh battle as the Company No. 2 of the South Clinic Hchedulu a setting to work, the organist in bell suspended from the ceiling. AN APPEAL youths in reformatories or jails is British Fliers fighting, a German military tank strength de'clined consisted Tuesday—Tonsil and Adenoid Mrs. Maxwell received bed linen, to the rental of the hydranta. far greater than would be the cost Manchester fire department ox- spokesman declared late today. a most artistic manner took each dered at that time at the admln- of English. South African and at 10 a. m. ' Turkish towel sets, and book ends, New Hydrants of more and better playgrounds. (Continued From Page Oqe) lingui.shed a grass fire at the rear The German Army is up against theme, and buUt around it an in­ tration's request. New Zealand ri^fiments, the of 16.3 Summit street at 11:40 this Wedne.*day-Che.Ht (Jlinl< st 9 after which a delicious supper was In addition to replacing the old ‘The committee meeting today He agrees with the Kooaeveltian Pound French American-made weapons in the terpretation that was brilliant in spokesman said. morning, responding on a still a. m. \ aervgd. Miss Akrigg wo* assisted type of hydrants new ones have une After exertion of strong ad- theory of centralization. He thinks that the ceremony is connected combat, he said, but "we won’t be portrayal. In the opening move­ been added at Westwood and Cam- These forces, he continued, were with the fight against "world alarm. Wednesday—Well Baby (Confer­ by Mias Jessie Little and Mias t o ialstration pressure to revamp laws should be uniform and courts clashing with the Axis troops out able to make a precise judgment ment the chime is heard, this be­ field roads, on .Gardner stre.ct. Good Americans ence from 2 to 4 o’clock. ' Alyce Barlow. centralized. Coast Ports Bolshevism" a Reference |o Britain as to how they have stood the ing followed by the gathering of leglalatlon which originated in the open, without trenches and Friday—Well Baby (Conference Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell were Cooper Hill and Palm streets, View Thomas Bentley won the attend­ and the United States, who Ger­ Mrs. Jerome B. Cook of 2 shock until we clean up the bat­ the faithful, followed by the Ur months ago. with only whatever cover naturC married July 27, In Greenfield, and Nye streets, Linnmore drive. ance prize given by Ru.ssell Paul. (Continued from Page One) many conaidera sponsofa of world Stephen street left this morning tlefield." from 2 to 4 o’clock. \ chanting of the choir, while a Fradlct More Serkma Trouble afforded,’ and it was probable that Mass. Crestwood and Linnmore drives. | The ways and means committee Bolshevism. for \Ve.*t Palm Beach. Florida, to A spokesman dented that the most effective interpretation was But many members predicted bayonet fighting was on a "con- Join her husband who has been Parker and Jordt streets and Deer- aerioua trouble would develop will meet Friday noon, It was an­ Biderable" scale. knowledged to be mi.ssing from the Thus observers stressed tomor­ Libyan port of Bardia had - fallen "The Miracle" with Its suggestion fisld drive. attempts that will be made nounced. row’s ceremony as marking con­ there since October, and whose to the British. ' of a mystical background, while The battles are gradually tend­ two da> light aweeps in which parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook, Public Record^ Pipe Une Replaced the floor to substitute an "over- tinental solidarity against txilh 'The city is still in Axis hands the theme of the Benediction cre- ing to coalesce into action that c.an bombers and fighter* participated. formerly of (Jainbrldge street, Is Honor Guest On Bridge street, 628 feet of ice fixing program ^which Ruaaian Pan-Slavism and "world on Bccount of the bravery of Ital­ [ ated a reverent feeling most ap­ T h e n a t i o n a l e m e r g e n c y has clearly maede It Impossible OPSHSK be defined," he said, "but at pres­ ( DNB said Falmouth was the make their permispent home there. eight-inch pipes has been laid, 13S apply to rents and wages, Bolshevism.’’ ian troops," the spokesman aSh ent it is very difficult to get a clear target of a amaU formation of Warrantee propriate. feet of eight-inch pipe in (Tooper U. S. Troops Although German efforts to serted. At Dinner Party Brafarable to the commlttee-ap- picture. German bombers.) By warrantee deed property on Two numbers: "A Beauteous street, 481 feet of eight-inch pipe for the electric appliance industry to manufacture enough new “ * actaeme of fixing ceilings bring France and Turjtey Into Uie Sunset Council, Degree o f Poca- "There is an amazing battle go­ Axis Supply Skip Hit •lontas ivill have a benefit social Hartford road has been conveyed Rose” by Brahms, and "Trauma’’ in Emerson street, 1097 feet of CHECKING Individual commodities when alignment hav* been increasingly To Be Sent ing on in an ayea 40 by 40 .nlles A Lockheed liomber of the this evening at the home of Mrs. by the Holl Investment Company by Wagner were next and both eight-inch pipe in Middle turnpike, apparent it remained anybody's No Report Received Mrs. Julia Cliapman of 843 appliances to meet today's demand. In these unusual circum­ pidcca got "out of line," and (1600 square miles), and there are Free Dutch Air Force was credlt- Katherine Ruttgerr, 38 Garden to Luclenne Jodoln. were well received. The Brahms east, 1481 feet of eight-inch in ACCOUNTI -lanta In defense areas. no regular lines and no telephone ^ with a hit on a large Axis sup­ guess whether either country General Prisoner work was set around the well Main street, was honor guest at Walnut street, 98 feet of six-inch Into Guiana street. A variety of games will be a surprise dinner party held yes­ .tative Gore (D-Tenni communications." ply ship off the Norwegian coast would be represented tomorrow’. played and prizes awarded , the London, Nov. 24. — (>Pi — High known carol, "Lo How a Rose pipe in Arch street and 32 feet of stances, appliances now in use must be reconditioned and .rd M. Baruch, World NO Termed Major Development but a communique did not say Get Impreselve Wetoome winners: Refreshments and a British sources said today that Used Fund* for Truck E’er Blooming” while the arrange­ terday at the home'of her son and six-inch pipe in Benton street. - Industries chieftain, have Italy’s delegation headed by daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. (Continded Prom Page One) Participation of the Infantry vi’hether the vessel was sunk. social time will follow. they bad received no report of ment by Brahms made It a moat In addition to these streets, the rejuvenated to increase and prolong their usefulness. MINIMUM lA L A N a that price control would be forces was termed the major devel­ Observers of British aerial F o re l^ Minister Count Galeazzo their own that a British general Bridgeport, Nov. 24.—(S5-E m ­ pleasing work. The Wagner num­ Howard D. Chapman of 168 Sum­ report states, that about 7000 feet ive unless it applied to all IVIR m O U lM D I French Guiana. The -capital la opment of the great tank battle, strategy expressed belief that Ciano, was the first to reach Ber­ Mrs. Edwin C. Higgins and had been captured by the Italian bezzlement charges against ber is alao a well known one, and mit street. Twenty-two Were In of six-inch ond eigbt-lneh pipe haa Nemehts of the cost of llv- Paramaribo, an Atlantic ocean heretofore British Infantry forma­ plans for an overwhelming winter lin and got an impressive wel­ Mrs. Stuart Dillon of the ticket forces in Libya, as announced In Charles' L. Johnson, former Sher­ v/as treated in a fitting manner by attendance the occasion was been laid in other parts of the Gore h:A offered legislation A C b tck M M ttr accpnac port. The population approximates tions bad fought mainly on the bombing of Germany have been come at the flag-draped station committee for the annual prize Rome. man first selgctman and former the organist.' tbe celebration of U n . Chapman's town, all to improve the fire pro­ 4 a program. 170.00 and the area of Pennsyl­ frontier area. dropped in favor of an all-out air from Foreign Minister Joachim representative from - the town in "Tbe Third Chorale” 82d birthday which occurred on tection in the district. saves you- time, cNtuble nee Friday evening at Hotel They added t)»at they were un­ It is the Job— in le d , the patriotic further suggest that users get in it lAon Henderson, price ad- vania and New Jersey. The Axis troops trapped along campaign against Italy. Ribbentrop, Finance Minister md of the Memorial Hospital able to trace Immediately a “Gen­ the Legislature are based on the The “Third Dhorale” in A minor November 20, but never before on and mon^. It’sxoavce* tor, ahd House leaders A formal White House state­ the' EgypUan-Llbyan border, in the The British still will ly>mb Ger­ Walther Funk and Italian Ambas­ auxiliary, desire ail persona having eral Sperling," identified by the claim that Mr. Johnson appropri­ by Franck, is a most brilliant ’nianksgtving day. Among tbe rent, useful, e z u ^ e ly that a H’age cetliig duty of all users of electric appliances touch with their local dealers and ment. referring to the country by Halfaya-Sldi Omar area, were be­ many when such raids are oppor­ sador Dind Alfleri. tickets to make returns to them; Italian high command as their ated to his own use $2,000 of town composition and has been ac­ guests wers Mrs. Chapman's economical! It’ssoakacii be difficult to enforce, and, its Dutch name of Surinam, as­ ing pressed from the rear by In­ A fter; taking the salute^ of an funds assigned for the purchase of daughter, Mrs. William Regan of Thailand Prepares tune, these sources said, but they also to return all stubs from prisoner, or a "Stirling" or "Ster­ claimed as the 'outstanding ex­ easier to issue a chedi , would arouse strong con- serted: dian troops, the communiqup said. honor company Oano was escort­ a truck. State’s Attorney I»r in W. Hempstead, Long Inland, with to SM that this "remobilization" of have them examine their appliances declared that Ijetter weather, bet­ tickets for the prize drawing by ling,” apelUnga which came . in pression of this master in his re­ than bother with e opposltlon. Furnish flO Per Oent of Needs The Rritiah forces whlcti broke ter geography and the proximity ed to Germany’s state guest Wednesday. They explain that it some versions from Rohae. Willis said today. ligious exultation. It haa )>een de­ members of her family; another To Meet Attack Fight Regarded Futile "The liauxlte mines in Surinam out from Tobruk last week were of Italy to the Mediterranean war hofiM, the Bellvue palagf. is not necessary to be present at scribed as a tone picture of the daughter, Mrs- Sarah Carron of their electhc appliances is carried and, at least d«t an estimate of m oney ord'vr*, besides, [^became apparent, meanwhile, furnish ujiwards of 60 per cent of aald to be conaolldatiag their posi­ theater were factors dictating the The continental anO-commln- the dance to obtain the prizes. strife between evil and good- With Chestnut street, also children, the cost is m udi less smm the administration now re- the requirements of the United tions after capturing "among shift. tern line-up ds it 'will stand after 'ncLetS' may stlil be obtained by this theme as a background, Mr. grandchildren ind great grand­ B a i^ o k , Thallaad, Nov. 24,— out with utmost effectiveness. what it would cost to recondition a chdek makes a b sen r as futile its original Inten- States aluminum Industry which other material a number of enemy Anti-aircraft guns went into ac­ the adherence o f the seven new telephoning Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Noe, building-up from an opening children from New London and flght a third sectlon-of the- (JCn—)—^Tbe ^The influential newepaper impfession . . . A m d y s m ■ 18 Vttht to the defense of the field guns.” tion on the outskirts of London nations tomorrow will leave just Dillon qr Harry Russell, as soon as in an impassioned mood, set forth this town.. \ We, -therefore, recommend that all them. This can best be done by whlch President Roosevelt Suvarnabbux, declaring that "any O H ck M a tttr d m k Irngts^ United States, the western hemi­ Gambut 'was taken by New Zea­ this afternoon when a lone raid' Turkey, Portugal, Sweden. Swlt possible; and table reservations most skilfully tbe agltat» pas­ Mrs. Chapman received a show- ed to have condemned attack on Thailand will not. be the jmst HA* mSf atA*r tkm sphere and the nations actively re- land forces, as was Bardia. Gam­ ing plane circled over the district. serland, Greece, France, Belgiuin may be made- through Mrs. G. I. SELLING OUT! sages in a c l^ t y of phrasing that er of birthday carde, beautiful walkover that a would-be aggres- users of electric appliances give dealers employing highly skilled slsling aggression. but is on the main coastal highway No alarm was sounded. and The Netherlands outside the Emerson or Mrs. Harold Alvord. was most impressive, while the flowers from frlendi, and glfte of eor might imagine,” predicted to­ provision would prohibit approximately 35 miles beyond " It is therefore necessary that fold. contrasting soft phrases were set inoney and pereonal items from day that the government will sub­ this thoughtful oonsideratioa We workmen. lU m a n U ^ : y o u a tion of ceilings on farm Bardia and a)x>ut 40 miles short of the safety of these mines should Freueh Adbeteuee Impractical out in a very delicate manner. members of her family. After mit a bill to tbe Legl^ture to open a CbtehMstltr a 'below the 1919-20 average Tobruk. It lies about five miles be as completely assured as pres­ Seven British Pltmft French adherence, Germans Mr. Noe presented on this pro­ the celebration she left with Mrs. mobUiu tbe nation’s resouroes oit dl government atatlaticlana northwest of Sidi Omar Nuovo, Balance.Ofi The Bankrupt count by mail. ent conditions demand." said, was impractical until irela L. W. Phelpg Head gram a composlUon of his own, it Regan to spend the hoUdsys with a war footing. ould permit farm crop prices capture of which was announced Shot Doum in Raids Normally, the statement said. tions between 'Vichy and the Axis being the first movement in a her in Hempetead. Rumora that reservists already CAUOt WmiKW M M Another 20 per cent. The Netherlands government yesterday. Berlin, Nov. 24.— UP)— Seven powers had been definitely settled MCUon also provided two For the second night in succes­ British planes were shot down in Of Tolland Bank Stock Of suite of orghn tone pictures which have baen warned to hold them- would draw on Netherlands Indies by a final peace agreement re­ ■elvea tn readiness could not be ceilings—the Oct. 1 price sion the tanks in the Sidi Rezegh raids yesterday on the channel when completed wlU be known sa This wdl save yfiu money In the long run and will assure forces to strengrthen the defenses placing the armistice. “The ddanebeater Suite.” The titlq, confirmed, however. d 110 per cent of parity, of Dutch Guiana but in view of region fought, pausing only coast of northern France, the Dr. Lazio De Bardossy, Hi)n- Snowfall Causes Tolland, Nov. 24—State Finance of this first movement is “Ivy Clols^ Tbe Le^lature.ta altUng tn ex­ you the continued use of the many appliances you ere arould give farm products "the present situation in the make certain that they would not German high command declared gary's premier, arrived shotl^ly The value, In terma of pur- Oommlssloner Lewis W. Phelps, of ters,” and is intended to be'a pic traordinary aeaaloa. southwestern Pacific, It is thought attack their own forces- in the today. ^ te r Ciano. power, that Uiey enj^ed Andover, wss this afternoon elect­ ture of tbe South church, n e Traffic Hazards now enjoying, suoh as, your washing machine, vacuum inadvisable to follow that course." darkneaa Then the fight resumed It said German bombers raided Asked whether any nation hi period 1909-14.) vigorously as dawn broke. several harbors on the English ed president of the Savings Bank Everybody's presentation of tha number was Manchester As a result of consultations be­ declined an Invitation to be pi tiM preAdent's Ueuten- of Tolisnd, it was announced by its first performance, and the com­ deaner, refrigerator, eta tween the governments of The The general impression prevail­ southwest coast last night. Other e n i an authorised source replied' Women^s AUiance today that the House ed that the British were knocking sources said the clilef target was Treas’irer I. Tilden JewetL Mr, poser has built it around a aug Kaiuwe City, Nov. 24.— O n ^ /* Netherlands and the United "German diplomacy is such thai Phelps was named to head the gestlve mood of thoughL Snow, ranging In depth from two Trust Go. was strong enough to States, it was agreed that an out more tanks than the Germans. Falmouth aild that in day raids trtpIe-celUng provision in is never received a refusal." bank to fill the vacancy caused by With such a thema Mr. Nos haa to ebc Inches covered large areas Express Thanks American army contingent go to May Be Major Blow- far to the north a radio station in aad it was _ alao believed Persistent reports of another' the death of Perkins Lathrop. built up a composition that is a of Missouri and Kansas Sunday, Surinam to "cooperate with the In the capture of Gambut the the Shetland Islands was hit. Market eotton aUte Benatora impending meeting, at which masterpiece, and as played by him making slippery traffle hasarde of Netherlands forces in assuring the New Zealanders struck what may ita. retention, when be a major blow, for that whole Adolf Hitler. Premier Museolinl it came to his audience that here streets and highways. protection o f the bauxite mines in The eocUI benefit which their chamber. area la dotted with great dumpa of and Marabal Petain would sit Eight persona were kiUed and The Manchester Electric Division that territory." wroa a work outstanding in merit eponaored by the Polish Women’s the Ciennans' gasoline, ammuni­ Curb Stocks down at the conference table, re- gnd alao of a most inaplrlng char- nine injured th traffle accidents In AlUance oC America No. 246 at tha iHAfa tion and food. In addition the near­ msJned unconfirmed here. To ^ Sold Today the two states. >1 CHECKBOC Modern, Old Fashion ficter. Cninton Btreet haH, waa wall at­ « n ooNNBonocT rowan ooMPAirr Atteaflaat tJsaaWy Abased by airfield probably fell into Brit- Through all tha work of Mr. ' Temperatures remained below tended. Tbe sum of $S5 was raalis- . Nbv. LleuL iah bands, it was said here. Ark Nat Gas A ...... 1V4 Reporto Surpriae freesing generally, except in ed and thla money will be forward- And Tomorrow Noe he showed that Inherent tal­ ^S^/TSMaiaStnel Maachsatcr, Csaa.^9 Hthatimin of the Beth- Bridgeport, Nov. M — OP) — As­ The Gennsns now must rely Asd Gas and El A ...... 1-32 There have been widespread re­ ent is a largo factor naoessary to eoutheaet MlaaourL edHo tbe treasurer of the Relief FREF ports of Ute that Hitler was plan­ DANCE harraeka aaM to- sertions that It la the attendant chiefly, for supplies upon Gszala Amn Superpow...... 1-16 succaas, and the ostabUabed re­ committee of OonaectlcuL ning some sort of political sur­ Manchester l acrens i Troep Ooncentratien itMjr $1,000 and not the patient who is usually and Dema, respectively 40 and 120 Cent SUtes E3 ...... 1-32 nown awarded him la fully deserv­ Tha committM wlahea to thank priae regarding the European sit­ .so ! i|itbs safe of the KofXes abused at the Newtown State hoe- miles WMt of Tobruk. BU Bond and S h ...... IH Sports Center ing, while it was felt thM tn all thoaa who dcoatod^refreahmeaU its CoDsC* higtaway la pltal trere made today in an In­ Tbs R. A. F. announced It had Niag H u d ...... 1% uation. Open Evenings ! Ankara, Nov. 24— ($5—Unofficial eepeclaUy for the caka which waa I S i Only last Saturday a Whita curing the aervloas of this atnlnent reporta from Sofia tonight aald ^ yiMsi^y aionilar, terview ^ five o f Bix former at' shot down ifl Axis plsaes over tbs Penn road ...... 3 Every Thursday Night musician tbe South church is for­ rafflad off aad bsoufitat la a good­ v s John Dqaphy aiul Libyan battlefield yesterday and House ststement said he had In that tha Oermana In rseent daya ly sum. teadaata there who appeared at a Segal L o c k ...... H tunate. laportsd that An- destroyed five nwre on the ground. mind the arrangessent o f some Adfidsslon 44c, IncL^ Tax. .had Ineinaaed their concentration coroner's Inqusat at w county Uni O a a ...... U - . , 5-16 Many members pf the audience Connecticut Power Co. nronristar tha eonrt bouse la eonnecUon with Indicating the Utter character of Uni Lt and Pow A ...... 3-16 "2iigh ’^sountUng formula or eeor of. (3erman aad lUlinn troope at There are 1,024,000 peraona. by 9t- Mosie by COME IN AND GET THE BARGAINS pereonaily offeree; tbetr congratu- cRinihal charge* lodged against the air combat jhe R. A. F. ad­ nomie rehabilitation and- rastora- THE BARNSTOBMERS tha Black Sea porta o f Burgaa and the nkme of J o h n ^ la the United as the rsaolt of an inveatl- mitted the. lose of 1$ of Its own T b * annual coat of-operating aik tloa dC Independence for all Eu- . 1BBFORR WE MOVE! -/latioas at the ooncluaion of the Varna. States. teto aUegad Bnitality to- automobUe Is said to bs between* ropcan — **«*»•" < : - /. - & a b Port, Prswptsr. o.-* - J- O'.. X.-. i’’> _.-i . . \

MAAVtltiSl t>w h.V tiWlNU nUKALUr MANUHEISTEK. CONN. M 0NDA\, NOVEMBER 24,1941 I X p t E ' r i ' M AW UHiSSm EVliM M i IlEKALD. MANCHESTEB, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. 1941 4*AGE BLE^ . EUingfDii Four Violent Daniels Case Nation^s Best ^Y’ Formation o. r./ter State Deaths News From Manchiester’s Neighbors iBowl Bids Interest Feminine Star Chicago Black Hawks Decision Filed] Tal, 4WsS, BMiinillc Hoopslers On Once Used by The Ellington Center Parent Only One Week-End Fa­ Top Rank Grid Teams Defeat Maple Leafs Coroner Finds Local Boy Teacher Association will conduct Thanksgiving vacation at their Park, N. J., were visitors here Fri­ G)urt Tonight Tufts Squad the well Child conference Wednes­ tality, Due to Accident day. Mrs. Schuppan la a coualn of And Hartford Youth day. Npv. 26 in Ellington. Town Wapping home in Gilead. Bolton Rockville On Highways. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fogil ac­ Everett G. Lord. She was at Penn State Frosh Team Brooklyn Icr Squad Boston Bruins Trip Hall firom 1-4 p. m. AU. children companied Mr. and Vrs. Leon one time a teacher in the Lord SesBon^s d o se Finds Responsible for Death. undet achool age are welcome to Mi«. ay de MerelMa H. CkspniM Dixie Grid Ojaches Are Letters on New Name Mrs. W. W. Greet Fogil of Manchester end were district. VomH Galaxy of Teams To Strengthen Varaity Top Ranking Baiiketball Wings; Hockey Tem ipo| thUi. conference and any one wish­ By The Associated 7S»1, Mencheeter guests of Mr. end Mrs. Russell PtaoM ««0 t 96, AockvUla ^ William E. DahleU, 18, of 34 ing transportation may call Mrs. There were many Thanksgiving Quintets Play Tinals Puzzled; Back Some Crocker In Moodus. West Point, Nov. 24.— New New York, Nov. 24 —Red S p e e d ^ U p as Teamtf! Harold Patrlc for same and ai^ One traffic fatality marred Con'-'" parties In the homes here. Mr. Ready for Bowl Bids; Onbard street West Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Girard spent and Mra. Alphonse Wright had York University and Syracuse, 23 Yearfi Ago Tufts Dutton ordered the name rangements will be made. necticut'a highway record during At a meeting of the Wapping Mario Morra of West street, has At ^ Madifion Square and a former resident of Manches- Thanksgiving with their daughter their usual dinner party, with Miss Harvard May Be Chos­ among others, will testify that “ Brooklyn” lettered on the Swing into Race. Local schools opened today fol­ the week-end, Walter Boyarchuckr Community church held Friday lost 16 rabbits due to the savage­ shirts of new uniforms for ter, and Vernon E. Gibson, 20, of Mrs. Ronald Hoagland in Leomin- Fannie Wright of Norwich as a Boards to See Penn State Is tough enough GaHen for Plaque. Used Same Svrtem. lowing the Thankagiving recess. ness of a stray dog. Mr. Morra en from East. what formerly were the New 61 Huntington street, Hartford, 60-year.old farmer, suffering fatal evening, it was voted to extend an ister. Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Girard special guest. Others present this fall, but— By The Asaocialed PrfifiS were found criminally responsible Mrs. Carl A. Goehrlng and who have lived at the Hart Buell called First Selectman Thomas Dave Alston, Negro star of York Americans. The present nephew Teddy returned Saturday Injuries late Saturday night when JnvitatioD to the Rev. H. Marshall were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wright New York, Nov. 24.—CJ5-e-Two Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 24 The winning streak o( tha by Coroner Frank E. Healy, for home for. the past three years are Wilson on Friday evening to In­ Rockville High I By Harold Cls aaacn j the very strong Penn .State Down In this part of Dixie some suits have a big "A ” blocked from Enfield, N. H., where they be was knocked down by an auto­ Budd of Granby, Mass., to become and Mr. Wright's mother, Mrs. of basketball's greatest teams— onto Maple Leafs, who have R: the death on Nov. 7, of Nathan moving to Leominister, Mass., vestigate the death of ten rabbits. Mary Wright. New York. Nov. 24.—(;P)—Ex­ ' freshmen, threw two TO-yard coaches have scratched their nog­ out in the shirt center. spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. mobile on the College highway its pastor, to fill the vacancy caus­ touchdown passes to his broth- tha Phillips Ofleni of BartlesvlUe, Manager Dutton is consider­ habit of setting the eafly pace (tt> Olpateln, 28, of 2572 Main street, where they are opening a gift The First Selectman found that a Mr. and Mrs. Everett O. Lord cept for the Arm y-Navy clash at gins about a supposedly new fool- fatally injured during the holdup Goehring's parents. negr his home in Granby. ed by the resignation of the Rev. dog had gained entrance to a rab­ ; er, Harry, while the Nlttany ing a contest to determine a the ,Natlonal Hockey Leiigue a«sll,' It was the first time in many Douglas V. Maclean, who has been shop. had 17 to help eat a huge turkey. Surrounding Town Offi« Okie., and 20th Century Fox of tall formation—the vice-versa cen­ ’ear, has been snapped after six W by the pair of Gip.«!teln’a brother’s Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis and bit hutch by tearing down a screen Philadelphia Saturday, and some I Lion cubs were beating the name for his Brooklyn club. He 3 weeks that Connecticut’s week-end pastor here for four years. Mr. Among those present were their Hollywood, Calif.—clash In Madi­ ter. I a row but they still top. the staao* .package store. daughter spent Thanksgiving in door and had killed ten rabbits. son-in-law. Rev. ^ Howard C. cials to Inspect Facili* widely spaced games here and Armv plcbes, 33-8. This despite son Bqiisre Garden tonight for the The reversible linesman, as re­ likes "Dodgers.'' but with two Daniels formerly liv.ed with his traffic fatality toll had been so Budd. who will begin his new du-* Ings by the margin of a ' stii|l6 South Coventry the guest of Mrs. On Saturday night Mr. Morra Champe and family of Lebanon, there, not much Is left of the foot­ ! the fact that Dave Alton wore champlonahlp of tha Golden Jubi­ vealed recently by Oasle fk/lem of organizations already known parents on Spruce street here and Past Masters low. tics in about a month, was bom in ties of School Tonight. No. 13 and had three fingers on by that name, one more might point. « . ' Elizabeth White. called the First Selectman and re­ their son-in-law and daughter, ball 'season except allocating the I lee Tournament. hyracuse and currently utilized by Chicago t second-place :BWel(; .graduated from Manchester High South Wlndeor Victim Dies New York .State and obtained his Mr. and Mrs. Moi'gan Stedman ported that six more rabbits had his pitching hand taped togeth- be confusing. education at Guilford College, N. Grinton I. Will and two children rarloua teams to the equally vari­ It will be their first meeting at least one prep team. Bellevue Hawks stopped the LM fs, $-2, last 4Khool in the class of 1941. However, a woman struck by an entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dudley been destroyed. Investigation Rockville, Nov. 24— (Special) —r .Someone suggests "Orphans.'' C., and the Hartford Theological of Yonkers, N. Y. John Champc, ous bowls. t er. since the semi-finals of the last o f Nashville, appeared quite revo­ night after losing to the same cMB In his report on an inquest in Occupy Chairs automobile a week ago yesterday R. Sibley of West Hartford, at found that the dog had destroyed The fesm Is the orphan of the Seminary. He also had two winter son of the Rev. Mr. Champe, was Membere of the Board of Educa­ Of the four unbeaten powers, National A. A. U. tournament, in lutionary until— the night before. .the Gljjstein death, Coroner Healy in South Windsor died of her in­ their summer home here recently. the roofs of several small rabbit Mlnneaota Isn't Interested In a John E Gurvln a chemical en­ .National Hockey League. .a^clares “ the deceased was slain courses at New Y^rk State A gri­ home from his studies at Yale tion of the towns of Somers and which Hollywood blasted the Oil' The Boston' Bruins downed tlto^ juries Sunday in a Hartford hospi­ M r .'e ^ Mrs. Elton Buell enter­ hutches and had kUIed six rabbits. and was one of the party. bowl Invitation because of a Big gineer of nearby Columbia, came „by a bullet frorn a pistol dis­ tal. The victim was Mrs. El.Sle cultural College at Cornell. He was Tolland will come to Rockville to­ ers off the national throne and Detroit Red Wings, 4-2, and tIM Manchester Lodge of tained Ml^a'nd Mrs. Howard Tyron The dog has not been identified. Other visitors who dropped In Ten ruling. Elxcept for that the up with Information that he' play­ Montreal Canadiena spilled charged by” Daniels, who w'as ac­ ordained in 1937 and has held pas­ night to meet with the Board of Pep to Fight went on to win the title for 1941 Lowe. 60. of Hartford. of Buckingham and Mr. and Mrs. First Aid Course for the afternoon were the Rev. Gophers, who haven't lost since ed on the'Tufts (Mass i college New York Rangers, 6-4, for companied in the robbery attempt Masons Observe Event; There were three other violent torates In Qinton, Conn., Chewelah. Eklucatlon of the Town of Vernon 'To the winner tonight will go Charles Ganter and daughters of The First Aid Course will be Harry P. LeSch and three daugh­ lata in 1939, probably could desig­ team that used the same Idea back first triumph of the year. ,by Gibson. deaths during the week-end. The Wash., and Granby, Maas. His at the Sykes school. the'Nalsmith Plaque, a trophy de­ Giants Cinch Marlborough on Thanksgiving. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ters from Willtmantic. They re­ nate their own Jan. 1 dwelling la 1913. At Chicago, the Blaekbasrl9 Refused to TestMy Degrees Conferred. salary will be Increased to $1,600. The vlattora will be served a Brooklyn Boy s ig n ^ for this tournament which victims were: Fred Johnson on South Road In mained as supper guests and spent place. "The Tufts football team was scored three gjbals In lass thaS' V “ Both Daniels and Gibson acUng Archie McCloskey, about 55, of The subject ot the Rev. Randall luncheon at 6:30 o’clock at the launches the nationwide throne North Bolton. Members are urged the time talking ovtx. old times. Texas A A M still has two ma­ coached by Dr. (Charles Whelan," three, minutei. of the second period- -under advice of counsel,. fclalmed Past Masters' Night was ob­ Shelton who died yesterday in a C. Mason’s sermon^ at the First .New Haven Eagles the first two periods to defeat ItF^ • turned to Hartford and arraigned Mr. and Mrs. Judson G. Files verse at West Willington. the poison. highly rated Harry Hurst of Mon­ trophy to the winner. Putnam is In the cssh register but headaches Strant: JS, Harold W. Walsh; dletown Saturday. sonage is being renovated, the side of a car driven by WlUlam aO to 20 thriller, likewise tied for Rtanley Cup rival at laat year • tn the Hartford Police court on and three aons, have returned to Miss Alta Moore and William Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith treal, rated seventh in the light­ chairman of the Nalsmith Memo­ for the coaches of the teams con­ chaplain. George Murdock; organ- MeAmerican Hockey league are lead before the Red Wings raUii as their guests recentjy Mrs. Shel- school. West Hartford. Miss Mary Thursday In November and the boxers who will meet in the sup­ home the reminder that It's nearly Tells of Olden Times Stafford Springs dick's mother, and sister, Mrs. Bligh in Bloomfield Wednesday club will meet in the Fireplace day afternoon when the bicycle he showing the rest of the teams in for goals by Carl LIscombe Drive Lagging and Thursday. Kelley of Middletown, Mr. and teams are forbidden to compete in porting matches, Willie Pep of time for the Inter-division cham­ Siyd Howe. I’ast Grand Ma.ster Fred A. Marv Barnes and Mi.sr, Eva Barnes, Room of the Community Hall on was riding collided with a parked Notre Dame Christened the loop just how they got that Mrs. Henry Gollcrt and two chil­ nutomubilc. He was taken to post-aeason games. Hartford making his first appear- pionship battle. At New York, tbe CansdisM, Verplam k spoke of the T’ast Mas­ John O. Netto of New Britain. Mr and Mrs. Horace Pilcher Tue.sday evening at 8 p. m. The e In the several weeks, after way. visited Mrs. Pilcher’s brother and dren, Eleanor and Edward, of the Rockville City hospital where Paciric Coast Sports Roundup If the Packers ease past Wash­ avenged a defeat of the prevli ' In Manchester ters' nights held in Manchester 472, Stafford Mr. and Mrs Alton Lane had a.s setback tournament will get under hli\ publicized trip to the West Only unbeaten outfit In the ten- wife. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hopkins Meadowbfiook, Penn., Mr. and he was treated for a gash over Pacific Coqst: Any one of foik Fighting Irish in 1909 ington next Sunday, and, if the night by staging a smashlns I when ''hacks'' were sent to the their guests in their new home, way at this meeting and all who CoasVwhere he engaged in on un- team league, Cleveland exploded homes of the brethren to take in Greenwich over the holiday. are interested are invited to at­ Mra. Eugene Smith and son Rob­ one eye. teams, including Stanford, can be­ By Hugh Fnllertoa, Jr. for five goals Pittsburgh Hornets, 7-2. it to beat the Packers this year Demers clinched tbe verdict lata I the current total of the local drive in the Masonic club room is from and came to Stafford about three Gilead matic game with California. the best in his division an Saturday (as you probably know); men ran out on the field. Eleven the last period. for memberships is 2,253 mem- Mrs. William Bowler. This committee will sponsor a Mr. and Mra. Walter C. Hewitt Meeting Tonight Miller kept his promise about step­ was the tenth defeat for the Pltts- (25-17 on Sept. 28) and the Pack­ the old Mather home. years ago. He was employed as a Hootheaa tern agreement has been reached wher- speaking for hundreds of "Fighting desperate Irishmen each anxious The league’s next activity tiers and 32,253, or about 40 'per Mrs. Arnold Dodge left Wednes­ get-together on Saturday afternoon had as guests Thanksgiving Day The Vernon Defense Council ping on the scales without con­ burgb club, which hasn't won i ers were the only outfit to van­ Lodge's First Master bookkeeper at a local garage. He Southeastern: Mississippi and by Crawford will give the Hart­ cealment before the Yale game. Irish” in this state, out with it. to vindicate himself in the eyes of be Tuesday night, with (TM -cent of the quota of 5,200 mem­ .. The fire engine was called on day to spend the winter In New at the Community Hall for the Mrs, Hewitt’s mother, Mrs. will hold a meeting this evening game tn a dozen starts. quish the Bears (16-14 on Nov. In • his more active years Mr. is survived by his wife Mrs. Clara MUalsolppi State will do much to ford boxer a rematch In a Hart­ He tipped the beam at 306 in full T. M. his Coach, his captain and his own meeting the Rangers at N ew Ti berships sought in this campaign. Thanksgiving Day about noon to York, where she keeps an apart­ purpose of turning the shades in Charles Bailey of Columbia, and at seven thirty o'clock at - the The New Haven Eagles, first 2). A third engagement should be Verplanck went to Auburn., N. Y., (Rcnch) Martinek, of West Staf­ clarify the picture In their meeting ford ring in ten days provided he uniform and 292 without i t . . .Just The • It” T. M. refers to (in case conscience. It w as brutal football. and Detroit continuing ita (i Due to this poor showing, an ford, a sister and two brothers, extinguish a fire in the bam at ment. the large hall, and doing other Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt of chapel of the Union church with place team in the eastern division a box office wow. But Ooaches where he visited the burial place Mrs. Ida M. Brown returned Andover, brother-in-law and -sis­ at XixtoTd Saturday. Ole Miss beats Pep here next Monday night. after Nutre Dame beat Georgia any of you are neix- customers. Shortly Longman, from the George Halas and Curly Larabcau with tbe Bruins at Boston. effort will be made to secure more Karl Links' farm on West street. jobs around the hall. the chairman. Dr. George 3. bench, screamed out In ecstacy: dropped a 3-1 decision to the Buf­ of John Mather who died there in “Youth Takes Over" will be home Thursday after visiting trimmed Arkansas Saturday while Tech early in the season, Frank I hope) is a State Sports Slants know It would take a lot to build T he league standlnga, than one adult membership from A set of hall rules have been ter of Mrs. Hewitt. Bn>okea, presiding. "Come on you Fighting Irish!" falo Blsona who ren their winning ■ those homes which to date have 1858 and took pictures of the rest­ presented by the Senior class, The tire was thought to have start­ I friends in Asbury Park. N. J.. a Mrs. M ary E. Mitchell ate the Staters walloped little Mill- Leahy said: "Go through our column which apparently la destin­ up their cluba for another meet­ games won, lost anil tied, Stafford High school as its aipnuai made tip by the Board of Directors During the past two weeks a The stands beard him. streak to three tn a row at Buffalo. - contributed but a single one. In ing place of Manchester Lodge’s ed from a short circuit of the elec­ I few weeks. Her old time friend Thanksgiving , turkey with First ■aps, 49 to 6. In warmups for the Written Signals schedule undefeated? Don’t be ed to he an annual repeat here. It At the Nation's Capitol, the Her- ing and that a letdowm might oc­ goals and opponents' goals: production. Frl.iay night, Dec. of the hall and these will be post­ committee has been working on Billy. It just isn't in the books.” . .. "Come on you Fighting Irish," I Mveral instances homes with as first Master. tric wiring which charred the died while she was there. Selectman and Mrs. Wlnthrop S. questionnaires which will be sent big game. Third-place Vanderbilt, was written several years ago in shey Bears blanked tbe Injury cur the next week, when the win­ ClnlM 12th in the school auditorium. ed for the benefit of ah who use after apUling Alabama, vliits Ten­ Let's tee, wasn't it about that time they roared. I . many as seven adults have taken Past Master ' Charles Murphey beams in the upper part of the Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins of Porter, her nephew and niece. out throughout the town to secure .4id Temple Team reply to a reader (YUP) who de­ riddled Washington Lions. 4-0. Be­ ner would have to face the New Toronto .. Miss Eleanor Pciton of the facul- the hall. nessee. victor over Kentucky, and that Frank said Notre Dame Yost sent In fresh reserves. They Chicago .. ' ; out that many memberships to also spoke of the first Past Mas­ ...... , 1 barn. Due to the fact that the hay Chaplin visited Mrs. Robbins’ Miss Betsy, daughter of Atty. vital information which the coun­ manded to know what right sports cause of Injuries and Illness, the Y’erkers, ters' night and his as.sociations ty will direct the production. The ] dropped instead of loose haj All members of the social com­ Georgia Tech and Georgia collide wouldn’t be interested in a bowl writers have to call Notre Dame's couldn't do a thing. They were Boston .% ■well the local total brother Bert Whitman and Mrs. mittee are u\fed to be present at and Mr.s. John MarKham, wa.s op­ cil must have to make the neces­ Lions had only a dozen players in And, of course, a playoff would with the early lodge members. following students will take part to share Interest with the annual game either? athletic teams the "fighting Irish." fighting against the birth of a tra­ Brooklyn , A drive will be made this week in the Darn the tire only smothered Whitman Thursday afternoon. the get-together some time from erated on Monday for appendici­ sary plans for any emergency Philadelphia. Nov. 24— (^i — uniform. extend the season seven more A brief speaking program was William Hanley. Edward Bres- j L. S. U.-Tulane stniggle. Coach Ray Morrison's fountain pen dition— not against elei’en men. N ew York ■ In local retail establishments and and didn't burst into flames. There Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dvorsky 1 to 6 p. m. on Saturday to take tis. Her condition is said to be which might arise. This commit­ The author of that epistle went Tha standings. days and into December, which -Industries for Individual and group held before the lodge opening sette, Tulio Lazzerin, Alan | IS such a water shortage in town have gone to Miami, Fla., for the Missouri Valley: Tulsa retained played as big a role In Temple's Take A Chance Dept. 'We can’t fight, hey?” Edwards Detroit .. Schwanda, Edward Zuraw, Ora i action on several important items favorable. tee will make a report at tonight'! oB to assert that If he was a mem­ Eastern Division wouldn't heighten the chance of •ntvllments, r -Hpectivcly in the when Worshipful Master John the farmers carried water in milk winter. They have recently bought the (Conference title by drubbing 31-13 cnishlng of Holy <>oas Sat­ Five guys In Sioux Falls, S. D., would yell as he dumped a Michi­ Montreal Sfreddo, Alice .Miller. Shirley Slye, that are under consideration. Philip Motz. a World War vet­ meeting and if the que.stlonnalr* ber of tbe squad anu wasn't Irish d a b a tv L sunshine and balmy breezes. chapter's effort to reach the as­ Pickles called on F, A. Verplanck cans on trucks from ponds and Drake, 20 to 6. urday as did the running of triple have aent us their guesses on pro­ gan back savagely, “we’ra the Irene Pradel, Lois Galbraith. a home there. ^ Bolton Brief.s eran, wa.s taken Monday night to is approved, it wrlll ha sent out bable pairings for the New Year's he would squawk, but loud. New H a v e n ...... 6 6 The Packers right now are signed mark before Saturday to speak for the oldest I’ast Mas­ from farms having artesian wells. Mrs. Mary Turaa and Rudy Southern threat Andy Toroaslc. To get .the real answer one must FlghUng Irish!” 'Springfield ...... 5 3 sharp for that championship game. Kathleen Driscoll, Beatrice Sa- Mrs. Minnie ^IlfiiKBrd and Mias the Newington Hospital for obser­ shortly. A Volunteer Bureau Southern: Duke's unblemished day. games. All agree on Oregon Two New Entriea night, the close of the drive. ter and Robert J. Boyce to speak The fire was under control in about Tuma and Miss Francis Dolezal of The Temple mentor, tired of go back to 1909, a very Important TYadition was being made that Washington ...... 3 7 They showed It yesterday by mow­ boiirin'. Ruse Julian, Shirley Aii- Mabel HowarT of Bolton Notch vation. will also be established where record already aasures It of a title State, Duke, Alabama, Notre , A ll Captains and team leaders for the youngest Past Ma.ster. an hour but the Andover fire en­ New York had a pleasant trip to "this forgetting of the right plays year In the life of this republic in day, but no one knew it until la­ Philadelphia ...... + 3 ing down the Fittsburgh Steelers. ir e asked to report on the drive giistsun, Effic Blodgett, Irene spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Following two services at St. every person In the town may en­ share while William and Mary's when the occasion arises.” •wrote Dame, Texas Aggies, Missouri, Rev. Watson Woodruff gave a gine was called because the fire­ Wllington Hill the holiday where Peter's Episcopal church Thurs­ general and Notre Dame In parti­ ter. The stands knew that when Providence ...... 3 7 54-7. setting a new scoring high In the State to headquarters not later than Blazojovsky, Lorraine Calderado, Mrs. Herbert Watrous of Wapping. roll for defense work. Indians can draw abreast of the (be numbers of the plays to call on Duquesne and Fordham. We'll see. the final whistle blew that the tribute to the Past Masters of the men thought that ■ line of hose Miss Dolezal has a summer home Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Johnson. day, the Rev. H. R. Keen motored cular. Western Division for the season. Their Don Hutson, ^yhursdsy night. I Augustin Grennan, Francis Zelz. Christmas Seal Blue DeVjls this week by defeating the pants of his qtiarterbacks. AI Meanwhile, how about pasting icoreboard read: Notre Dame 11, lodge for their loyalty and faltli Ronald Ronalt.'r and James Pic- would haVb to be laid to a pond and called on several friends. Mrs. Frerlericka Johnson of Hart­ to Greenwich, to spend the The annual Christmas seal sale these guesses In yOur hats, boys? Honus Wagner, a great short­ Indianapolis ...... 9 bound for a new single-season and A Manchester boy, Frank P. Mrs Rachel Carpenter and son North Carolina State, Duke's 56 to Drulis and Nick Soreno, before the Michigan 3. ~ with Inaugural games out of t during all the years. The dinner cln. at the George Brain farm which Is ford, Mrs. Osta Aspinall. Mr. and Thanksgiving holidays with his opened in Rockville today with Rose Bowl—Oregon State vs. Mis­ stop. led the National League in Cleveland ...... 8 n all-time individual point totals, jBheldon of Hollister street, a Eddie :jf Wllllmantic were Thanks­ 6 victim Saturday. South (Carolina start of the game. way In Bridgeport and New ~ wa.s served by the Order of Ama­ The Stafford Savings bank about half a mile away. On ac­ Mrs. J. Aspinall and two sons of mother. Mrs. Herbert Swartflguer as chair­ sissippi (If ole Miss comes through hitting; the claim of Dr. Cook that When these present Notre Dame Herahey ...... 6 2 added a touchdov(vn and tw o con­ Lmcmber of the Marine Corps giving "Uests of Mr. and Mrs. has only a tie to mar Its loop rec­ How the Owls, plastered the don, two more first hom ^ ranth. Christmas club with mid- But, tn 1909, the great Michi­ llda Rac. A ll players ara reqneat- Guests Thanksgiving Day also In­ First Aid teaches the Immeda-. meet Saturday at Lincoln with the This writing down' of plays is ed to be on band at 7:30 o'clock story-tatll^ competition for a amd Brooklyn, the next two clubs, sprlngwooda bested W at i an outdoo. ring for boxing. nexj Sunday, the morning preach­ and family have moved temporar­ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene GOodale; Mr. tee. western crowd pleasers—Penn's gan team was scheduled. The W ol­ er will be Dr Herbert Gale, a fel­ cluded Mr and Mrs. Leroy Yetton late emergency care given a vic­ Sooners needing a victory for un­ perfectly legal, according to Mor­ aa thaye vsrlll be a ahort business brown derby, donated by the already have four losses apiece. Thanksgiving nght battles. Private Sheldon declared that ily to Stony Creek. and Mrs. Norton Warner enter­ There was little excitement at ' The local Board of Education footballers played before about verines, with a fine early season A 10-point scoring burst which of Webster. Mass., Mr. and Mrs; tim of an accident In the absence disputed second place. The 'title rison. and has been done before. meeting before the full session in scribao. equipment was a "life-saver'' low student with Mr. Ward at Philip Hutchinson has returned tained Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dlhg- the adjourned town meeting held have been Invited to a meeting, 422.000 fans this'season and had record, were 4 to 1 favorites. Boston University, and now on the Wallet Chlckering and children of a physician or until a physician defending Huskers can gain a “ In Texas,” be said, recalling his the gymnasium at 8 o'clock. The event, alated at noon ■ at occurred In 53 Seconds of playing Finds Enough Hub Capa the hoys so far removed fronri to Fort Bragg, N: C., after spend­ well of Meriden and relatives from with other towns who are sending a hdme attendance of 357,000.. (Maybe this is where Notre Dame faculty of Northiield Seminary. In Ida, Corieen. Alvin and Carrol at the Hebron Towp Hall, there arrives. Instruction In making, share of the ninnerup apot If they coaching days^at Southern Metho- W avarly Inn here, ptomisea to at­ time Drought the Giants their ational centers and this' do- ing his furlough at the home of Shelton; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur pupils to the Windham High Bob Dill, young defense star for also hopped into the habit of be­ clincher victory. Ward (Tuff's field the evening the preacher y ill be Keefe entertained Mrs. Margaret Chlckering of Oxford. Mass., Ar­ being only two Items to be con­ bandages, care of wounds, burns, win. I dlat,” tbe weather Is usually dry ing the beat when the odds were Cats were regarded as sacred tract tha largest gathering of the Albuquerque, N . M-- waa effective in building his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester school, to join the general discua- the Springfield Indians of 'the goal and George Franck’s touch­ Rev. Joseph B'sbee, pastor yif the Keefe of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. thur '.Jhlckering of Gardiner, sidered. The reports of the town sunstroke, heat exhaustion, East: Harvard la the Big Three and warm and we often wrote American Hockey league. Is a animals In anc,ent times, and, as ssaaow. Over 60 reaervatlohs were Flowers loSt a hubMp I morale of the camp. Hutchinson. sion of the Windham Board of high against It). No one thought down produced the winning points. But One PhaHe Methodist Church in Jewctl City. Max Rank! and Mr. and Mrs. Maas., and Robert W. Moore of officers as embodied In printed drowning, shocks, common emer­ King, beating Yale. ,14 to 0 as the down the plays.” nephew of Mike and Tom Gibbons, (or a moment that the boya from such, enjoyed popular reverence. reported by Chainilan Hank along the 60-mile s ^ t d i During Mr. Ward's absence the M. jorlty of the Red Cross can­ form were accepted, and the Education on methods and Im­ clincher, 'the week's card Is topped “ If it is a rainy day you run The Chicago Cardinals tuned up ; Thih la but one of the various vassers plan to complete their Stanley Keefe and son of Gilead. Springfield, Mass. gencies and Injuries In the. home, the old-time fighters.. .When he South Bend would give the 'cele­ Later, however, they I came to be O'Donnell, Sports Editor of the Moriarty to Albuquerque, church office will be open, and Hanks and WilUam budget prepared by selectmen and provements St .the high school. by the Arm y-Navy clash but also into trouble and have to use tape. foi^ their concluding games against of interest of the Red work this week. Due to the Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. EIIls and and so on. First Aid courses are heard' that Sammy Baugh had brated "Hurry U p ” Yoat and his aaaoclated with evil. Waterbury Republican. , ward bound, 'he watched (or Miss Dorothy Riti,-parish worker, Miss Clara Ellis were guests of Mainrtlle are patients In the town school committee was ap­ Supper will be served previous to an important part in oafety and IncIudiM the traditional Fordham- That gets dirty and peels off. But bought a 700 acre ranch In Taxag, Wolverines any trouble. Detroit and the Clears by defeat­ found 13 hub caps,- but declared Chairman Ben Thanksgiving holidays and other ing CSeveland's last-place Rams, ___ “you______are_____ doing your__ part__ will receive persons and take care Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hill in Man­ Johnson Memorial hospital, Staf­ proved. There was one addition to the meeting to all Invited guests. accident prevention programs. New York University game. Tho on a dry fleld.it has always worked Lew Jenkins, also a Sweetwater The first half of that gams waa his. Community work, it had been im­ The local Red Cross will Ifold Rams, winner over 8L Mary’s. 35 to advantage for roe.” 7-0. Brooklyn and • Philadelphia along this patriotic ser- >"®llcrs relative to church af- possible to take care of this worthy chester, Thanksgiving. ford Springs. the budget which will be pleasing Issaea Waning (Tex) citisen, wisecracked: a aloshing, vleious battle with Wben a Mancheater boy I®'*"*- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gilbert of to ball players here. The budget an all day mating on Tuesday at Tax Ccdlector Francis 8. Rup« to 7, still are in the bowl limelight It certainly worked against Holy 'That's what we call a back lot.” . both lines atubbornly refusing to were Idle. work earlier. 10:30 a. m., at the conference despite their loss to Pittsburgh. South Windsor Advos I into out office to tell us Jamaica, Long Island, are spend­ allowed $25 for yearly rental of precht has posted noUces cslltnff Cross. T h e Owls made 34 flrat .. Fordham may go to its Bowl yield. Michigan however, was The standings: Mrs. Bird.sall, of Wilton, is the house. A basket lunch is request' The Panthers tsritle (Carnegie Tech Eostera DHislon at the good'we are doing, you ing this week at the Gilbert Home­ a ban field, and $125 more was ap­ attention of automobile owmers doM-ns to live and gained a net of game (if any) wrlthciut Joe*An- clearly superior and when the half 16 Are Listed guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mark ed. In another traditional squabble and 280 yards by rushing. But their W. L. T. be aure we must pass It Carpenter. stead. Most of the furniture has . Tolland propriated by vote of the town at that he is forced to report to the drejeo, whose draft number la ended, the Wolverines led, S to 0. Play Ko of L. Tonight r to those who sue a bit back- been moved from the house and It the adjourn^ meeting. This will H ie Ladies Benevolent Society State Department of Motor Vehi­ Boston Oollege meets Holy Cross. first drive was stopped on tha four. about to come up at Hasleton, N otre' Dame trotted to Us dress New York ...... 8 2 0 At The Conti Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lee and Sonthweat I In donating to this worthy For Intern Posts is understood that the bouse, bam Mrs. John H..Stasia give the ball teams so’methlng to win hold their annual Christmas cles Commissioner the names of What happaned there? Morrison P a.,..A Brooklyn bowler dropped Ing room feeling very well satls- Washington ...... 5 4 daughter AUlaon, Mr., and Mrs. Southwest: Tba fireworks carry and farm are for sale. This old start on b ^ d e s the bare provi­ ■upper and basaar on December automobile owners who failed to laughed. “ DniUs must have got a dead the other night just after he nad with Itself. They had held tha Tonight tha South Windsor Abast aU-round Mdl players ih tbe Brooklyn ...... 5 4 Eugene Gagllardone and family Iljg -S Rockvtila 12th at the Town HaM. Articles on bees. 'Ilie undefeated Aggies bit of dirt on his panto.” PhlladelphU ...... 2 R a d . Cross, Chairman homestead has been In the Gilbert sion of a spot to play on. Per­ pay the auto taxes due last April. had made three strikes in a row. eat, Yoat coached Wolverines to Advoas will open their vtclolty despite his lack of height, Hai^ord, Nov. 24—f/Pi—A list spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and won k clear claim to the crown by Plttaburgh 1 BilliardA ■tated, recently made an family over one hundred years. haps the money could no the bet­ offered and lists of various com­ The Hat wlU be sent In at the end One and all In Brooklyn recalled f points. ■ O l u t the s t r o u K. of L. five Norm Peterson a sUck pivot man ot 16'intern appointments at St. Mrs. L. Ducharme of Ellington. restlpg Saturday when Texas Weetem Division y grant of $1,000,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foote en­ The Tolland Grange sponsered a ter Invested. Clarkson F .' BsUey mittees will be published after of November, and he auggesta that Tommy Henrich recently had Captain Howard Edwards. Pete from Hartford at ulswrorth Memo- under the hoop, and Joe Tracy also Francis hospital, is announced by Christian was tied by Rice, 0 to 0. ^ o d e Island State Green Bay .;...... 9 0 needed athletic equipment tertained Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence public act-back party at the Grange acted as moderator and Mrs. Della their next regular meeting. that thoae who have not paid their three strikes in Brooklyn but got Vauriui, Red Miller and tha rest riitl H i^ School in South Wind­ a memoer of tbq_.. Hamlltons and Dr. Walter L. Hogan, chairman of Thursday, the Texas turkey day, Ufe at first ^ Chicago B e a rs -. ,vvi-. i-T,. 8 0 faeteaUodal faclUtlea and Marion of Putnam, Mrs. Lovlna rooms Friday evening when sixteen Porter Hills as clerk. Mr. and Mrs. j . M. Bogardus en­ auto taxes do so this week, or of those Notre Dame stalwarts sor at 8:S0 p.m. Jack Pease pt Broad Brook at the t (o r the thousands of the Intern committee. the Aggies seek to avenge the 7 to (Tbtesgo cards ...... 3 1 Hutchinson. Mrs. Mabel -Brown tables were In play. Mr. Della Miss Edith Siegrlat of WUlimsn- tertained their two daughters, they will not be able to renew Hill, Dale Favorite threw themselves exhausted on The Knights have such playan guard poets. taiductea aervlce men until They are William J. Doerr, Hart­ Open Forum Whitman Hansen and Mias Rose 0 upset the University of Texas Fergot Ta Dock the floor. But Instead of the ex­ Detroit ...... 8 1 and Miss l^rtha A very , of Rocky Uc is spending the Thanksgiving Mrs. Peter Sauldtis and family of their operator’a licenses. aa ^ylng-coach Frankis KUmas Also on tbe squad are “Olropy” aa regular government ford, Erlanger University; Fred­ hung on tham a year ago. Bob Whits, St. Albans (Vt.) pected commendation. Coach Cleveland ...... 2 0 Ford, Col., and Mrs. J. Banks Raiach were In charge. ■ holidays with Mr. and Mrs. ^ - Mancheater, and Mrs. Maxwell AnziUary to Meet • who has stsired for tha past sev Waldron noted for his fine defen- .Uona are available. erick J. Kardys, Hartford, George Cards received from L«on “ W ith bowl rumors and possibU- East Lansing, Mich., Nov. 34— coach, was out duck hunting the Shorty Longman gave his team a Tones, on Thursday. ward A. Smith. Hutchinson and family at Thanks-' A meeting of Stanley Doboox eral one with United Aircraft i riva play, “Moose'* Berger a good Red Croat, Mr. Cheney ad- Washington University, and Marl Red Cross Roll Oall Chorches who was sent to Camp itlts thicker than a Gulf fog the — Harriers from 33 universities other day when he felt a strange bit of tongue lashing. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fogil and Owing to the nearness of giving dinner. Mr. and M rs.'Cur- Unit No. 14, American L«gion Uvea, aaa taammato Bill Solomen- rebound man. Jack Jerguson la the only outside agency Solomklii, Hartford, St. Louis Uni­ topsy turvy race also offers a Sat- and colleges will swrarm over the ■ensaUon In hU scalp. He reached "You should be able to open Moseley Favored children were guests of Mr. and Devens, Monday, show that he is Thankagiving Day to the date for tis E. Ska|sa, of East H a ^ o r d •Twgnle’ Waldron twin brother of to conduct a program versity. James F. Cafty, Jr., New­ Editor, The Evening Herald: Auxiliary will be held on Wednes­ u i^ y program of Rice vs: Baylor up and grappled with a vigorous that line,” he stormed. “Give Feta aoa, Adolph Eadrelunaa high scorer Mrs. Ernest Dorau In Middletown, norw In Virginia. ■ the Wednesday evening First Aid were guests at The farm, also. four-mile Michigan State College of the Special MacUhs team. Bill “Glmpy’' and Beaaer TOncia, an up the canfinea of the 'U. S. ington, Pennsylvania University; Must the Red Cross die? The Annual Thank Offering and day Evening In the O, *A> ft, ball. and 1*. C. U .' against Southern course here today in the fourth creature that turned out, when he and Red a chance to get be}*ond Thanksgiving. the saaslon was omitted last Mr. and Mrs. Montague White A t this time further plans wlU be Darts of tho Middletown Spaad- and coming hovpater. For Eli Captaincy Nm'vy, and Marine Corpa Bhigene M. D«'’Hoatoa, Phjerto Rico, Shall the Red Cross die? Silver Tea will be held In the Fed­ Methodist. T uIs l newly crowned annual National Collegiate Cross- had subdued it. to be an arctic or that line of scrimmage, shake Clifford Perry and son Lawrence week. The Friday afternoon class and daughters ware recent guests mada (or the Christmss activities. boya, George Aadrawa o f Glmatoa- These players savs to t Krlato- and these aervlcea Yale; Frank S. Marino, Middle- Then tec hundred thousand erated church Wednesday, Nov; 1941 Missouri Valley loop King, Country run. great snow owl with a wing them loose. You're not half trying spent Thanks^ving with Mrs. naet as usual. U . Schwarts of at t^ h o m e of Mrs. Whits’s moth­ bury, Chartla Barolta and Juhua (ak are all former Ellswortb High (rom helping a worried re- town, Maryland Uhlveralty; Louis heroes ...... 26 at 2:45 p. m. It la sponsored by Mra. Lillian Ackerman is In tangles with Arkansas on Thurs­ spread of 84 Inches. Apparenfly It You can beat that Michigan N ew Haven, Conn., Nov. 24.— Bessie Stone at the home of Wal­ Colchester spoke to the class er, ./Mra. Boutwell, of Andover, A new IndJVidus] champion is Kabish nawcombars. stars who, when in school captured to reach the bedaide of a G. McGoldricU, Worcester, Mass., Will know the reason Why. the Union Mlaelonary fkxiety. ' charge of the program for this day. wanted his hat aa a souvenir. team!” (F>— Spence (Broken-Jaw) Mose­ ter Vail in Chaplin. again. He gave an Interesting talk certain and a new team tltlist Is the State Class O D champlonahlp parent, to the task of Tufta; George B. McConnell, Jr., For this worthy cause foutided The Tolland Community Wom­ week’s meeting. Anyway, the boys now say It "Vaughn, the beat ball carrier Another player who wilt be in a Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tyler and the weak before on “shock,” what M M Frances Friadrleb was considered a safe beb as the run­ K. o f Li. suit but will be ta famUlar three seasons runalng, sad left the ley, Yale’s Iron man center, today coaat-to-coast chap- Lewiston, Me., John Shouldmas, by its noble Clara Barton, there en's club meeting will be held in takes more than an owl to make on tba teiun, ’ rose slowly. Not Alexander Spak spent Thursday In the first aider should do and what guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank lawks Toe Far Afield ners line up for the starting gun aurfouadliiga. will ba BUI Tobin eehool with a record of 54 eonaecu- was given mere than an ev to produce 40,000,000 Lawrence, Mau., Harvard; Leo­ should be no hesitation In joining the social rooms of the ehtiKh Ansarleu Oewralata Daamgad Bob Whits iiuaU. tslkatlvs as a rule, hla teammates Glastonbury, the guest of Mr. and ha aheuld net do to ralisva a vic­ Chatlalaek of MaaebasUr for tbs which Is scheduled at noon (e. s. who ptoyad at CUaworib ta uadar- tlve games won. chance of being elected the EUF draasiags for government pold M. Tiifarl, Providence, R. I., lor the paltry sum of $1.00 per Wednesday, Nov. 36, at 8:00 p. m. t ) looked up'In surprise as ha began: Mrs. Albert 'IVler. tim Buffarlng from this dangerous holidays. Miss Friedrich Is now Kansas aiy-—Mbmt- ple should willingly without So­ Mass. terbury. V sumed his instruction on the sub­ losion at 10:80 p. m. last h< get tha Mg steel beams rsqulrad.. tudualy: “Ton’ra lia la g ptudiad sat a dlaay aeeriag paaa with tha Tbs Ahinal Olrla wtn play tho forMgn mtnlatar of Conn., of Mrs. Hutchinson's par­ T a n a r t ’s on leave (rom the uni- Team favorites ara Rhode Is­ St Adelberts Olrla of Iboinpoao- Meanwhile. Tale*! medical ( Deetroctive licitation join the Red Cross mem­ Mrq. Mary Prentice of East Mr. and Mra. WUUsm Somnsr ject snd mambers. of the class 16 one was injured. .Llant L. H. M. Walkaf, who was arennuL’* variouo taama ha plurad with laat IT goremaaaBt bare, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Bagar g .-eraltT and Ike knew ha was In land State, xrinner o t a aecond sue- rtllo who ara mambers of tba State partnwnt reported that (Taptaln bership. Hartford was a guest of Mr. and Simpson «nd sen Billy, of New wars put through the paces, both killed tn a bomber croah tn the On be went and hla toammatas leading the HaaiUton Pio- Misa Martha Bartlett nwnt tba Kansas (Yty— but where T Ha spent cSksive IC 4-A title this season west recently, was a brother of Alan Bartboleray was expected to Pfliqr Hi the OamMaa had shot In British and German East For the Sake o f suffering hu­ Mrs. WilUam Dunham on Thurs­ Tsrk. were Holiday guests of Mr. as subjects and as "rasouara.^l1w It was rocantly announced i b y n to squlnn under tha whlp- iieUer Svt to tba riwmpkiaalilp o t Polish League, ta tbe preHmtaary week-end in Boston, Mans., a days chsdring hotels, clubs, friends and Purdue, winner over Indiana Qee Walker, nutke a rapid recovery from the in four TugoalaT Africa, during the World War, gi­ manity let the dtlsens of Msu- day. I and Mra. Samuel Slmpac^ subject was continued Friday and the W P A would Immediately ex­ alkar, tba Mg-ltagua out- bsh of bia tongua. Tba neatoiupt tho Industrialladuatrial Ueoguo.Uaocuo. deUi lacmag game. WUl gueat of Mias Ireps. WUUa, R. N -•( TfiM Sit, out no luck. Other twice and 1941-Western Confer­ fialdsr twisted arm Injury ba racatvad la He /did not Identify raffes were shot because they tore chester put it across 100 percent Robert Foote and Lawrence Mrs. Samuel Johnson' was ■ advance matter was taken up. pend $7,872,037 f6r national de­ ..Sargaoot Jaiaaa Man- in Ms tons nuMt fban grit their ^to* ttUatitle agataat tho Itmral T^pa AatoBg the Alunud girls who of Massachusetts General Hospl dutlsnprssslfig. hs turned tha ence cluuapion. Saturday's batUa with Harvard. littrU* M h ABF of the axaeu- down the field telephone and tele­ plus. Perry students at ^ e Univesfty of Thanksgiving guest; of relatives it M is . Jennie Schnppna • and fense airport faculties for tbs nlac. thaIS naoea'anatten'a fMfliat t aalaetia,aslaotia, to is teeth, made them fighnogfight mad; biagtagmiMwg 20 petataaetata ttbiwtga h ie « ^ twtaoa,t wtO'ba playlBg tonight tachito. . starrh omr to a frimd. In an hour The nos (or Dodd’s laurels wfll Mooelay, who propped at. Cba- graph cqnnaetlona of the armies. Red Cross Member Connecticut are spending the Stafford Sptini daughter, Mias Jean o t Asbury taL army and navy. axpcctadd to landload an.Chaan,lho Fart Ciis- made ttacmthem ctanctaclench tbOT fisto.flats. Tbay WaadHi Krtotofik ttan neaaor Pols. Lydia Muakla^ 10:4i fflP n ‘ ■ ■■■■'■. the frisad reported Tkggart was probably develop into a fren-fbr- tor (M leh) baricethaU toam If ha were yellow, wem they? They sharp riioator who starrad at Anna HuaUey, Fmneas Kraeknaua, ridra Academy,' ptayed nearly Ag ‘ U m Pork Lana. That's alL with only four of tha first 15 tont dtodtatvad bsCofra tha aaa- weren't flghtera, bey? They Itoekvllla Hlgb a ftw ataaeos ago, Rutb Dow(L Kegtaa Bk>gl aad Dor- adnntoa o t every gaato Uda son- Salshsn In IRM tompstlH^ wouMnt fight? They, wboee an- to repert i f to be Oqa at tba 0 ^ S tllea. aon d ^ l t e a broken -Jaw. ■ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NO'VEMBER 24,1941 PAGE THIRTEEN

uVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24.1941 RED RYDER Singing for Time BY FRED HARMAN Sense and Nonsense

here’s No Way. like the Amert- Before they were married ha One of our prominent men. in an can Way-^Why T— ■whispered to her, "W ere 1 drown­ interview a while ago, was asked itu's Wants Classified fbr\bur Benefit C@5 “ Because: ing in the middle of tbe A tla n tic- to give his‘definition of an expert. I can go to any'church I please— going down for the third time — Hla answer jvos succinct and defi­ I can read, see and bear what I you wpuld be the last person I'd nite; "an expert la one who can ■choose— think of.” complicate almpltclty. 1 /Automobiles for Sale 4 Help Wanted— Male 36 Fuel and Feed 49-A Leg:al Notices 78 Legal Notices 78 I can exprssa my optniona open- It made her feel happy. Lost and Found |ly— After they bad been married Warm F a ll Sergeant—What'i the idea — LOST— BILLFOLD ON SUver FOB SALE— 1938 Chrj’sler Royal W ANTED — YOUNG M AN me­ FOR SALE—FIREPLACE, fur­ AT A COt’RT OF .PROBATE HKI.P AT A OOUIIT OK KKOnATK HKI.D W ar Veterans My mail reaches me sa tt was several years he made the same nace and stove wood. F. Fay. at Manch«*ater, within and for thf; Manchester within and f'or the only two prunes? . Lu ie near Main atreet, Eaat 4 door sedan, radio, heater and chanically inclined to learn sew­ District of Manchsater on tha T4th Ltistrlct of Manchester, on tbe 24th Ilen t . . . uncensored— speech. ing machine business. One who Phone 7541. My telephone is untapped— It ’dldn't seem to have the same Orderly—You save the stones Hartford. Leave with Mra. Mc­ overdrive. 22 Norman street. day of November, A. D.. 1941. day of November A. D.. 1941 twice a week until you get a can advance to selling dept, pre­ I*rc«ent W ID LIAM R HYDE. Esq., Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.. Days Make At Unveiling I can Join any political party I meaning then. Besides, abe didn't Kinney, 101 Cheatnut itreet. Man- Telephone 4041. thousand, and than you know the ferred. Salary. Apply 707 Main Judge. Judgii. I wish— tike the way he aald it. cheater. Reward. Ira Laurlen. Garden— Farm— Dairy Instate -of Clarence U Taylor late Estate of William Rlalr late of war has lasted five years all but 1936 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1939 street. Manchester. of Manchester In said District, de­ Manchester. In said District, deceas­ I can vote for what and whom I So aha bit him with a plate. ten WMka. LOST—FRIDAY NIGHT vicinity Pontiac sedan. 1937 Desoto sedan. Products 50 ceased. , ed. Owls D izzy Monument Is Dedicated [pisisa ' WA.NTED — .MECHANICAL The Mam'hester Trust Conipnnv. Tiie Administrator having ex- I have a constitutional right to Main and Biasell. encased rim 1936 Ford sedan, 1935 Chevrolet Wife (after dispute)—Are all ajre ala«M8. Reward. Tel. 5017. sedan, 1935 Plymouth sedan, 1936 draftsmen on power station pip­ FOR SALE—YELLOW GLOBE Administrator, having represente.d hlliited his'^ administration Recount In Meriden; Local Aux­ I trial by Jury— Prejudice Is a great time-saver; \ , ing . and electrical work, also turnips 60c bu. Bucitland ceme­ said estate to bo Insolvent and hav­ with said esiute to this Court for men fools? it enables one to form opinions Dodge sedan. Cole Motors—4164. ing made applicaHnn for tjie ap­ llowanee. It lb Spring Weather in Late I am protect^ against unlawful OUT OUR WAY BY J. R WILLIAMS structural and mechanical engi­ tery sign. South Windsor, name iliary, Camp Present. . Hubby—No, dear, some men ere without bothering to get the facts. OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB pointment of Commissioners to re- OUDKUKD: ^ T h st the 29th day I search and seizure— bachelors. Announcements 2 FORD. 1937 CONV. cou|)e, rumble neers. Location, .Southern New on bam. H. Warren Case. ■cclvn anil dcclfle upon the claims of f November A. V - 1941 at 9 o'ldock Autumn Result* in Neither my life nor my property seat, excellent condition. rea.son- England. Answer Box 125. The the creditors of said estate as por renoon, nt the Prohaie Office, in Department President, Mr*. Inez application on file. It is said Manchestf'r. he and the same is I can be forfeited without due pro- HELLO, MR.WAcXiNKSrOW-*—' VOU DON'T SAN.WEU,, WILL CARE FOR ONE or two able. 51 Fairfield street, Manches­ Herald, giving ace, experience Other Freaks of Ma­ •sa of law— Growth. Everyone of our daya Dog Wrapped In Obrn Stalks • children dally In my home, 28 Household Goods 51 t>HI fKIlK I>:~That the foregoing •sslgned for a hrarj^ig on the al­ Batson of Burnham street, thla t OPPOSE VOU'R* CARHN- TME-RE'B MO HURRY, X ter. and availability. application l»e beard and detennln- lowance of said aditikfilstratlon ac­ "So there we are! The propoal- should find us growing in experi­ Horton Road. eel at the Prohate »>fflcc In Manches­ ture in /Vein England. town and Captain Joel N. NichoU. ence. gaining in knowledge, Itifi- Franklin, Neb.'-(>p) Dan Town­ IKS tK NOOSE POR THE. SUEES -***' MiSiO li= X 3 ROOM—DREAM OUTFIT com­ count with said estalf. «nd this [ Uon is squarely up to you, and ter in said District, on the ?9th day urt directs the .Vdini'hlstrator to both members, respectively o f provlng ourselves and our work. send’* dog waa watching a corn IKMENTOR,TOO.' — WELL, STEP IM AND PITCH pletely furnished including com­ of Noveinher. 1U41. at 9 o'clock In 4. u, and me! The future of Amer- Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Help W’anted— Male or De public notice to all persons In- W aid Cheney Camp and Mary Every day lost without growth and binder in action when be got a lit­ bination range, priced at S395. the forenoon, and that notice . he rested tlierein to appear and he Boston, Nov 24- (/!>)—Thla New 1 ah of It^ar- nnd dedication ol the Meriden BRAHMAPUTRA RIVER ^ EV/ENIMS' asaorters. .sizers and tior.s. Shop f!oiiy of (ills order l»i some neww- ng anti return mak* (•. this n tlie 2Ult mnii could not determine how It The $3,500 bronze "H iker" mon­ .1 udge. da.\ of Novcitibor .V. 1».. DMI. Moving and Packing. 'The ’Austin W'oodland slreet. stove with oil burner and coll, got Into he.r home as the doom, ument, the emblem of the United A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6260 ll-U-24-41, ITa-smt W lfiljlAM S. HYDE. Esq., JiBunir— Bo Alma told you I was Automobiles for Sale 4 also a bed. Inquire_after4 p. m. Judge. windows and fireplace were clos­ Spanish War Veterans was bought witty, did abe? 16 Eldridge atreet. AT A COURT OF PRORATE HEI.n Estate of Jtisephine I'iitliodenu of ed during the night. by the Meriden Camp and waa ac- ' Tubby—Well, she didn't express, Situations Wanted— Ht ManohPRter within and for thfi Mancht'ster. In said District.- in­ 23 Pansies From Own Garden cepted cy the city yesterday In the it that way. She said she had to 1982 CHEVROLET nwdster. In- Repainng FOR SALE—3 PIECE living room Dlatrlct of Manchentpr, on the 24th capable. presence of hundreds of member* Female 38 ilfTv of Novemhor A. D., 1941. m 'I’he Manchester Trust Company, Up In Bnrrc, 'Vt., E. M. Chalm­ laugh every time you opened your o f state camps of the V. S. W. V., quire at 237 Spruce street. MOWERS SHARPENED, repair-- set, electric refrigerator, gas I'reaent WILI.TAM 8. HYDK. « q „ onservator Iinvinu exhH)H*-d Its ers reported he found wild straw­ mouth. ed. shear grinding, key fitting, REFINED. CAPABLE woman In stove and radio. Call after 5 Jtnlifo. annual account with said estate to berries, pussy willows and dande­ auxiliary members and townspeo­ KHt.-ito of wance of said accotmt witli said I hear that you have left thla Classified Adverti»ements kind. General grinding service. nKDKUKlThat the 29th day of Dandelions also have been Follbwdng the dedication an as­ secretarial pr'sition. Write Box estate, and this t'ourt dlrci'ts the world Count til averugt wordt lo a line Cairitol Grinding Co., 531 Lydall Nyvrmlicr .V. D. 1 !M 1 at '♦ o'ciock • nservatnr to gl\e pulillc notice to plucked by Clarence Hawkes in sembly indoors was held in City For the one— I hope—labeled fnltlalt. numbert and abbraviatloni (^ Herald, Machinery and Tools 52 ft.rcn.Min, at tin Probate in all persons interested 1ln i4‘in in ap- Hall at which Comollua E. Dan- atreet. Tel. 7958. Northampton, Mass., and he, too, "better." •aeb count aa a word and oomoound aaltl M.'tnchpstcr, i»«- and th»* aame p«*ar and l*e heard (hereon l»y pul>- has seen several Arctic owls— naher State l!.iabor Commissioner, words as two words cost WO.MAN WOULD LIKE house­ JUST ARRIVED NEW shipment aaaijfnrd for a Viearitig (•?! The al- ilshlng a copy of this order In some Is pries of thrts lints PIAN O TUNING a.nd repairing of Cletrac crawlers. Buy yours low'ftnce of aald atlmintatratlon ac« newspaper having a circulation in but none in his sink. Mrs. Batson, state president of the W e bad lota of fun in this bloomin' work; for small family. Inquire C'liint with aald ♦‘.atata. ami thla U. S. W. V, Auxiliary and Mayor Clnt rafts ntr dsY for transitat Playdr planoa a specialty. John now, Cletracs .are every Inch a said Itl.strlct. five days tiefnre said Meanwhile, in Newport, Vt., and old world. ada at 26 Linden street. Court directa the Admlntatratrlx to day of hearing wnd return make to other sections of , New England Francis Dannaher and other na­ Cockerham. 28 Bigelow street. tractor. Dublin Tractor Company, Klve putillc notice to all peraona In- Wblle we were pals together; W settvs Afarek IT, IM f Dial 4219. this Pourt. golfers still were having a field tional U. S. W. V. officers spoke. Caah Chargt Wllllmantlc. rrcHtpil Th»rofn tf> apppar timl b WIU.TAM 8. H y m: And I truly hope you're enjoyin' I CcnascuUvt l)aya...| 7 Cts| t eta Poultry and Supplies 13 heard thereon |iy piilillahInK a copy .1 tldge. day. The Hiker monument was ac­ yourself— 1 ConstcuUvt Days...] • eta 11 otp WANTED TO TUNE, repair and f Ihia ofiler in some newapupt 11-11-21-4: cep t^ for the city by William (§)KAV, COMEIN.' - Day ...... |n etajll ets regulate your piano or player avinK H i’lr-'ulatlon In aald Dlatrlct For you never liked hot w-ealher! MODERN BUT MODERATE FOR SALE BROILERS. pullets Rooms Without Board 59 Heliier, a past Commander of ths ^D'D you BRING p a j a m a s f t 4 »1 BT WtA MRvKt- file. T. M t t a W % » 4T. OTf All ordsrs for Irrtpular inatrtlona piano. Tel. Manchester 6052. five daya before aald day of hearing AT A COCRT OF PROBATE HELD — Norman I. Srhliler. and coops. 256 Autumn street. and return make to thla Court. It Manchester, within and for t h e C. B. ^ w e n Camp and tt was un­ 'll! bs ebargsd at tbs ons Unas rats. LARGE ROOMS, furnished, twin WlLIslAM s. h yd f: Preparing Projects veiled by Nations' Adjutant John 8psclal_ratts for lonji ttrjn tvsrj Phone 7541. District of Manchester, on tlie 24th Chuzz— So you got rid of the de­ day'advtrtlslng given upon rtqattt. or single, steam heat, hot water, JudK«- dav of Novonitier. 1941. Fitzpatrick of the United Spanish BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Tsk Tsk BY EDGAR -MARTIN Ada ordtrtd btfort tht tblrt) or Help Wanted— Female 35 3 minutes from bus. 128 South If-11-24-41 ’ resent WILT.IAM S. HYDE, Esq. War Veterans of New York City. pression In your town, did you? Judge. ' For f'oiiiiiig Year Bones— Yes, but it took more dftb day win bt charged only for Articles for Sale 45 Main. A dinner was given after the AT t’*»rUT t'K rUoriATK HKLD l*'>‘tate of Pieorge f,. TDtls Jate of BOOTS MCLJ \»OVJ UB’LL SAX AM' pO SOTME. TUVNCiS tba actual number of timta tbs ad [tt. .Maiiclienti r wltliln ami for tin than 100 loads of dirt to level it PO' BOyL AU'&PTCTS U\S UtSKT 1 Manchester In said District, deceas­ ceremony for the Mayor and dts- Tvs? IVU COVJV-DW'T T tU -V O V )"* TUt£VV_\. UUR.T A Ui£AS>. UONWV» » , ^aapaartd, charging at tht rats tarn- W ANTED —WOMEN lalxirers for FOR SALE—MEN'S REBUILT ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE room, In Dlatrlct nf .Mancheater. on the 24th up. atA'Oourt TO POP-----v.u 1 "ad bat no allowanct or refunds can ed. 4 tingulshkl guests In the Log,Cabin u t H A O t 1AT. VTtDIAVSE' AVJ-Vl, OJT PVtABE.W KAVL, PQAl’T BO'VIHfV warehouse work.' Burr Nursery. dav «if November A. I».. 1941. rpon application of The Manches­ George H. Waddell, sponsor ------It ba mads on six tlms ads stopi>td and relasted shoes. Better than new home. Convenient to Air­ I.AVO&'T " " VaJUVJT U t Srou moLo ho*vj we. 'reaent WILLIAM S. HYDE. E*q„ ter Trust t'ompiiny. Executor, pray­ Grill. V K v y fi aftsr tbs flftb day. W ANTED — GIRLS. Experience new cheap shoes. See them. Sam craft. Call 6759. JtidKe. agent for W PA in Mjuicheater, has avAlVN’E. DO ? pi tVAU NXEDEO ANVONtf No forbldi*’; display linta nst Yulyes, 701 Main. ing for authority to settle said es­ aald. not necessary, atead,V' work. Good Katate of William J. Palmer late tate as Insolvent wlthnht commis­ written up ail project# that are STORIES IN STAMPS P® T ha Hsrald will not' ba rtsponiibla f .Manchcaler. In aald Iilalrlct. de- sioners ns per application .»n file. pay. Holland Cleansers, 1007 GLENWOOD E. STOVE, Lynn oil FOR RENT FURNISHED room. cc:iJ4**d. It Is to be tarried on in Manchester ' tor mora than one Incorrect inter- Main street. Inquire at 136 Blssell street. Prentice to Speak ; ttOB of any advartltement ordtrtd burner. 2 - 72 hen. Arndt laying The Kxeciifrix hn\lriK exhlbltoil URrd'DHD):— That the f..regoing to replace those that will expire RFj, postes ai,C6p i ^ ~r f her Hdnf Decenilier, 1941, at 9 o'clock In’ for general housework In small of N«>vember, A. D.. 1941 at 9 o'clock tho forenoon, and that notice he proved la a project for the carry­ “Before you leave, would you care lo sign our guest book?” *bf tha charge made for the serTlct family. Telephone 5828. BOARD AND ROOM, restricted rennon. at the ITohate Office, In given to all persons tntercstetl In iffandartd. Fuel and Feed 49-A neighborhood. All conveniences, ing on of water main extensions The regular meeting of Nutmeg t All advertliementt must conform id .Mam'hester. b* .Tml tlm same l» said estate of tlie p* ndctic> of sab! amounting to $103,OOU. Other prr»J- W ANTED ivOM AN for general private family. Call 3533. teslKiicd for a hi-arliik; <>n tlie al appli<'a(lun rtkI the titm* and placr Forest. Tall Cedars of Lebanon No. lla atylt. copy and typograpRy with FOR SALE— FIREPLACE and witneo •»f-.saiil administration «<•- ects written up, but not yet ap- regulations enforced by the publish- housework mornings or three • f hearing thereon. b> puldl.shlrtK a 116 will be held this evening th FUNNY BUSINESS stove length wood. Apply Edward count witli -rd*r in some m;wspai>er place and he hearil relative tliereto- It is not expected that these '’"raaalved by It o'clock noon Satur- for credit office. State qualifira- wooEAU.y. -Jlsasa, bat tho CASH r a t e s will i>« at once. Apply Fradln's. 3 Piece Outfit J, Herald. Judge. ABOUT THe BU3NM5 VOO WfiB” for the work for the coming year. The manufacture of felt hats in though it hat been the French VICKIo. VICKI THIMKIWASL _ 2 WAS SURE THAT VOU'RE W0RKIM6 WITH O'MCN. IM AFOAIO seefLL HAVE TO—TO-WSUL, iM SPU d aa FULL PAVMENT it AT A rtM'KT i»K PltnHATE HKLt.i H-11 -24-41. BAWceO WITH l a s t NiAKTf AM: we OUT WITH AMOTHER , Id at the bualneie office on or be- WOMAN W ITH 10 year old boy. at -Mamrite.ster within am! for lii< It will leave Manchester in a po­ the United States requires more capital of Algeria for 110 years. rrM6«pME> AMVWAM, IT'6 PLACIW6 MB W A TE««BLV WgRI 0WNO> 4 fi«U .D © ■DW HOW ON E A R T H / ^ ^ tha seventh day following the woulil like room with kitchen Dlsfrlct of M«m*h**ster. on the 2Uh sition to carry on. work along these than 50,000,000 rabbit skins every Thera or* two parts to the city. AWKWAffD AMO EMeAReA65l l i S ^ = ^ Insertion of eaoh sd otherwise Help Wanted— Male 36 dav of NovemtoT A. I).. 1941, lines already started or planned. year. e 1 C ASU6PECT I TO BXPlAlVJf/ ^ ^ CHARGE RATE will bs collect. privileges. Referenees. Phone Present W IIAAAM 8. HVDK Ksq . The narrow winding streets, the No raspontlbillty for errors . In DRIVER WANTED TO DRIVE a 5600 Judge thick Moorish walls with massive ------iphopad ads will be ssiumed snd coal truck. Apply at 256 Center Estate of (■'ainphell McI,.aohlan Asc Pension doors, and the silCnt-faced, somber a •aeuracy cannot be guaran- atreet. late of Manchester, in said District, Apartments, Flats, deceased. houses that made the city a for­ The Manchester Trust Company List Complete Lovefy E m b r^ tress for hundre Is o l years ere ail Index of ClaMifleatiom Tenements 63 Administrator c. t. a. Iiavlng ex- on th* hHltop that is old Algiers. PROTECT IjibiftMl its administration account On the slopes of the hill, the amanta WITH INSURA.NCE ATTRACTI.VE SIX ROOMS and with said estate to this t'ourt for gaa ... bath. Desirable iocatlon. The allowance, u is new Algiers, built after the arrival Sec ttRliEHED-— That the 29th day Enumerators Finish Job of French troops and business ird of'Thanka ...... ■ Heintz Press, 64 Union street, of November A. D.. 1941, at 9 o'clock McHINNKV BROTHERS Rockville. forenoon, al the Probate Office, In men, gradually apreads its way to Mainoftam ...... 9 In Town; About 17,- the .gea. Thert the wide, paved lOat aad Found ...... I 60S Main 8t., Manchester, Conn. said Manrhonter. lie and the name .aapnaeamoatt ...... I Is asslKned for a hearlnv on the al­ 000 Names Collected. it r e A and the preaenca of auto­ nala ...... S .Telephone 8060 or 7432 lowance of said adinlntstratlon ac­ Houses for Sale 72 count with said estate, and this mobiles and cafes mak* it Just an­ AataaMbllaa other European city. for Salt ...... 4 Court directs the Administrator The six men who have been tak­ eMtamobllta for Exetaanaa .... I FOR SALE—IMMEDIATE occu t. a. lo Rive public notice to all As such, trade fiourished snd ,«ta Aeoataorlta—TIrta ...... 4 pancy, new single Cape Cod home, persons Interested therein to appear ing the Oid Age Pension enumera­ and be heard thereon by publishing more than a million Europeans, Now for Some Shuteye BY V.T. HAMLIN ,ata aapalrlDK—Paintina .... 1 Notice fireplace, oil burner, garage. tion in Manchester, turned in. their Frenchmen, Italian's, Jews, and ito Sehoola ...... I-A Priced right. Arthur A. Knofia. copy of this order In some news* paper having a circulation in said lists of call backs today and com­ Spaniards settled in the Moslem itoa ■ShlPibT Trnek ...... I 875 Main street.- Tel. 5440, or District live days before said day itoa For Hira ...... I pleted their work. This year they country. The stamp above, is­ arvtc*—Storaaa ... 14 Zoning Hoard of Appeals 5938. of hearing and return make to this OHM, HUM*— . . Court, were called upon to take names sued in commemoration of the ireyotaa—Blcyclta ...... It The Zoning Board of Appeals of MV •OOONESO. itaa Autoa—Motorcjroltt II WIIaLIAM 8. HYDE and addresses in connection with New York World's Fair In 1939. the Town of Bolton will hold a Judge. shows an American export liner r v TIRCD.'' laaaa aaJ Frafaaalaaal aarHcta Lots for Sale 73 H>n-a4-,4i. a new law whicii requireil them for oaaa Sarvleta Offtrad ...... 11 public hearing on Wednesday, No- unloading cargo in the modem '.'.If-A ivember 26th, 1941, at 7:30 P. M„ the voting list. About 17,000 were loaahoM Sarvleaa 0(ftra4 LOT FOR SALE—52x338, Indian harbor. Tt’s to fool (he enemy Into thinking they’re fighting an iUlng—ContractloB J* ! In the Community Hall, Bolton counted, which would iniUcate that 'Nurssrlss ...... Drive. Lot 81. Price reasonable. Manchester ic growing. Just how army of giants!” insral OIrsetbrs ...... ; Center, on the application of Mr. Call Rockville 308 after 6 p. m. many of these are between the :laa—Florablna—Rooflnn II : and Mrs. Edwin Comelluson for a Soloists Naiiietl ages of 21 and 60, subject to the rones ...... 14 I certificate of approval of the loca- Orsssmaklnc ...... 1, tax of '$3, Is not known as yet. TUONERVII.LB FULKS BY FONTAINE FOX . rucking—Storass .. 40 ! tlon for a gasoline filling station Legat Notices 78 For l^oucerl Here Last year 13,918 were llzted as Passsnger Sarvlea ...... M-A at the former Sheldon property on between 21 and 60, but ileducted ;-T-PapsrlBg ...... 11 AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD Route 44. at Manch.ater within and for th. from this was 8i a colorful wool IT ISN’T lOMHT ^ at thi Starsa e e • e • • • • , M mission to operate a package tweed. Then finish a number of Apparel—Far* ...... i1 store at 59 Homestead Street in a t .m *n g t o o o unv4 MrwBAACOOIN. ’who BW iBArruNS ABOUT ~’o Bay ...... M washable cotton blouses for it in m ST rrs lUHsirfn NSFBMnLV iAMaufliLv...CB X U pua' K U M lf 1U6 16 A 1IMB*«Nt1D4' Residence B zone. white and a series of colors! 00 bUflM dieaea—■ etsla —SUoavIn « Ntmu, lutcy ■eWnnsOntn Application of Gertrude.Straugh, Pattern No. 8029 is designed for twt BMItHAIBlkOlff; osiJUMfiwr-ncfiAic Booed 44 of 90 Ridge Street, for permission sizes 8 to 16 years. Size 10 waist­ SAUOF’M fM M , ^BKAtHTOAnMUf— ' ...... 41—A to convert a 2-fatnily into a 3- iDPamNAOMniL - -' Bteorts ni....4 44 coat and skirt require 2 yards 64- igronta ...... 41 famlly house at the am>ve location, inch matertal; 2 2-3 yards 36-lncta. seoKHFsuccnM IMSA as—Board tl in a Reotdence B zone. blouse 1 1-3 yards S&-inch ma­ Mata F or Bant Application of John F. Howard, terial. W rA S U B H M S „ Flats. TenemsnW 44 of IM OadUand Street . for per- ImeoUen* Mr Rent .. 44 For this attractive-pattern, send BK1W aeA.4. wt .. missinn to make alteratlonz and 15c in coin, your nsune, address, T Rent ..a...... addiUonz to preoent gas atatkm. pattern number and aUe to The For Rent ..... said alterations to ba cloaer to the ,t aeeeeaeeeae • R4R Ifancbester Herald Today's Pat­ atreet line than regulations per­ tern Senrice, 106 7th Avenue, New mit, in a. Residence A zone. York, N. Y.' r Mr Sole ..* An persons Intereoted in these For other exeeilcnt style* fbr tpr Rata . . . u appUcations may appear at thia taadadditti**** . school wardrobes see our Fashion a_**«aae»»*R«R«R hearing. Book, a complete review o( pat- m f i V . manr^ratpr lEwning HmtlH nom ^AT, NUVEHBER 14,1947

Private Joseph Yaworskl of 17 Robert Brannick o f this town, . Worthy Mistreai Mrs. Violet meeting .'or tomorrow evening at Kerry street has been entered in assistant manager of the State Field of Daughters of Liberty No. 7:30 in the basement of Orange About Town 129, L. O. L. I. has called a special hall. PINEHURST the technical school of the Fourth Theater fbr the past two years, Armored Division at Pine Camp, has been transferred to the Strand Theater, Hartford, Manager Jack HALE'S SELF SERVE Tuesday Mn. J. Evelyn Stanley "of High­ New York, for special training. land Park has left town to spend Yaworski is a member of the 22nd Sanson announced today. His place The Original Iii New England! here will be taken by Arthur John­ Meat Specials the winter in the South. Field Artillery and he is pursuing studies in auto mechanics. son, who has been made' assistant A New and Amazing yalue in manager by Manager Sanson. AND HEALTH MARKET The Just Us club will meet to­ This Special Lot of ROAST PORK morrow evening with Miss Edith The Asbury group of the South RIB OR RTiUP Maxwell of 21 Church street. Mrs. Methodist W. S. C. S. will hold a

Mabel Strickland will assist the food sale tomorrow from 9:30 on TUESDAY SPECIALS 27c lb. hostess. at Hale’s store. Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales Buy u «lglit t « Blne-ponnd ■trip, hare chop* cut, u m other House Dresses All Day Tuesday. MO Hale’s Freshly Made Downyflak* . PORK CHOPS, 3 5 g SBCBBT Coat Style Hale’s Basement JoIi m c r ’ Doz. .BLEM Regularly $1.69 $ i . 2 9 Doughnuts * 17c Old Farms (Sliced) Gcti rid of ugly spocs on SAUSAGE MEAT, COLD furniture. This Week Only . . Hale’s Qnallty lb...... 33c JolintM'sCIEJUiWM BEEF O O - Oil - free furniture Mliih. la fs fz / s Bread lAMlf 6C MORNINGS Oeans and wax-polishes in SHORT RIBS, lb. i L X C If your car does not start one operation. CD Cr APPLIER KeeUer’a ^l^ogram FRESH BROCCOLI easily on a col t morning our I I I k b with gallon COMBINATION PACKAQK ORANGES, O O - experts can locate the trou­ BOTH FOR Percale Sohdwich Cookies Pk>.15c dozen...... ble' quickly. GLO-COAT Our service , liminates re­ In Checked and 91 placing parts unnecessarily. BOTH FOR Floral ONLY Ceresoto Flour * 6 . $1.15 Patterns LAVA NORTON Short Shank .1 for ELECTRICAL Smoked Shoulders i.b. 25c INSTRUMENT CO. 4-« Pounds! . 20c Hilliard St. Phone 4060

Wesson Oil Pint 27c

Large Family Size Can Johnson s C A

Cans Friend's Beans 2 29c Furniture Polish Large 1 Lb. and 9 Ox. Can Brer RabMt

Molasses Can 23c

The CORI> J.WHALC Scottowels' 3 Rolls 27c M a m c h s s t e s C o h n *

Ny-Troas the

Plant Food Bottle 23 c

Bottle Gravy Master 13c

La Touralne '

Coffee Lb31e

Franco-American

Cana Spaghetti 3 25c

Sale Priced to Make Room Chipso, Flakes or

For Christmas Merchandise------Pksr. S '# ® Granules 23c

Americans Most Beautiful Range Given With Cash Sales in Both 300 Nationally Known pkga. Beauty and Outstanding Efficiency. 'Selox 2 29c

The Last Word in Design and Construction. These Stores All Day Tuesday. Guaranteed To Bake With Coal, Oil and Ga.<>. P. & G. Soap 2 9c Cast Iron Frame and Top. DRESSES Extra Large. Oven, 21 !4” Deep.

Plenty of Space for the Large.st Roaster. Of Rayon Crepe, Spun Rayon and Wool Jer­ 3-Lb. Peck Fresh Spinach 1 5c Complete With Lamp, Minute .Minder and Condiment seys. Sizes 12-46. Regular and Half Sizes Set. Th€ CORK Juicy, Florida Equipped With Lynn, Ne'tv Type Oil Burner. JW.HAU ous MAHCHESTER COMH- FM Mi'Cro Burners. Reg. S3.98 Dresses i p O O f l Doz. Approved By American Gas Association. Oranges 29c N o w ......

Large

Reg. S4.98 Dresses ( ^ O O Q PRICES START AT $ 1 4 9 - 5 0 for N o w ...... Grapefruit 5 23c cunuse^soM.

INC

Reg. $6.50 Dresses (P PC /I O HEALTH MARKET Now ...... $ O a 4 y

The Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green A Roast of Pork or nicely cut Chops are near the

The CORE Stamps Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit­ head of the list for a delicious meal and to provide plenti­ JWHAU Reg. $7.98 Dresses O Q

AAANCHISTiR COHH* able. ful vitamins...... Now iMj.yo TUESDAY SPECIALS:

q q Reg. $8.98 Dresses

N o w ...... I * ^ 0 Roost o' Pork Lb. 25c

Reg. $10.98 Dresses q Q O Q

Best Pork Chops Lb. 29c Now ......

LAMB CHOP FESTIVAL:

Reg. $12.98 Dresses a “4 ^ q q

blue coaF Now...... lk Loin Lamb Chops 33c

AND A heat r eg u la to r blue coal

Birds Eye Peas & Carrots MAKE HOME HEATING EASY! Th€ CORR

MANCHSSTia COHH* 23c package

— assures' deatf, steady, healthful heafl

with real money savings I

’lTH yoor bin lull o f‘blue ooaP • Thonsanda of home ownera HALE’S SENSATIONAL

■nd ■ H u e coaT h e at x ic c- W are modernising their hekting

LAToa sttsched to your fomace, plants by installing a *hlne coal’

youll be all set for a Winter of Antpraatic Heat Regnlator.

EAST home heating, more comfort, 25

better health, and low er fu el costa. cogntoi ftmuAcs dampos

‘blue coal* it top quality Penn­ FROM OPSTAIRS^

sylvania hard coal.. . loaded with naTdaecaarnms ■■nil lima Esvasyan heat units. And every step in ita mmmf trips Is Iks careful preparation is aimed to ceUar. Ana by ssl^

give yon a fuel that w ill start faster mstically' cbeddag the fra wbca tbs .. . last longer .. . and make bosne .desifcd laoperaMr* is laadted, it sod* Of Xmas Novdtier—Cards— Gift Wrannngs and Tree Ornaments heating easy and trouble-fr^ avwbaeto^^' pra-

For clean, steady, healthful heat A Truly Wonderful Assortment to Spread Christmas Cheer

yon can’t beat *bhie coaL’ AM ro t A*^

o u t CatAs, Ttaga an i Seal Aaaortment (gS In envelope.) Trees. V/r High. SMI KOMI BlaiONITIAnOM C k r Ia tM O m Tle/naael Btbbon (SUver ami Oold.) Hally Lanvaa with Berrle*. Small Chrlatasaa Beping Wraatha. rODAY FOP PROMPT DEUVERY ChrlatmAs Tlasne BtMkon (Colors and Dealgna.) MlnlAtwe Fata at Ohrlatinaa Felnaettlaa. Giaallng OaHta witii Bnvelopea (4 In envelopa:)

o m TMaal Wmpptag Cord (78 feet to bnU.) Krlakl* FaU Tree Balia. Silver Bella. Chrlabnna WmpplAC Fnper (Frinted Dealgna, S Sheets.) CoUopteM B rill ' OeOophane ChrlataM StoeUnga. Mmintnr* Snnto Ctana, sy," High. 1 Chrlatnma TMa Bell Seta (S In envalapa.)'

■aiHlntni* Bnnto an Skia, 4” High.

The W. G. GLENMET CO. COAI., LUMBER, MASONS’ SUPPLIES, PAINT — 3 Days

>0. MAIN STREET TEL. 4148 MANCHESTER

Tf.J8KH41.4cou

Tuesday—Weihesday—TInirsday hu-coal' THt DEPENDABLE FUEL, SOLD ONLY BY RELIABLE DEALERS MANCHISnil COHM*