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7 ' •• '•' - .• i - c l t. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS. 1 9 « THragTlh!^^ TIm W wtlMr iHatubMtrr Ettfttittg H^ralft Wat tha Moirth o< Oetober, IM t I o f D. • . Wesrthai Dexter Peterson and Mrs. Herman Mambars of Helen Davldaon Tha Professional QlrU club will sponsored by the Dorcas society of Emanuel l<utheran church. This Davis of Birch street. ' 7,696 OeU, with Lodge, Daughters of Scotia, are meet Tuesday evening in tha Rob Girls, interested In Joining the bins room of Center church house. meeting is scheduled for Tuesday of the Andtt mi Town urged to attend the installation troop, between the ages of .seven The gueat speaker will be Miaa A. at 3:30 at Emanuel Lutheran this evening at seven o’clock In tte church. and ten, should report at Emanuel Fall Fashion Foremosts at J. Latham of lOS Chestnut street, Masonic Temple and to Invite The new leaders will be Mra. church after school on Tuesday. Manehaster^A CUy of Vittaggi Charm C lUkoIOlWBky, « t M thalr friends as R la former teacher of dramatics at w aOMt, WM th« g i^ «< Columbia University. The hostesses public. Adverthdag an Fags U ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS will be M ra Edson Bailey and VOL. LXIL, NO. M inta’a raaUui^it attanded Iqr The Buckingham District Will Mias Esther Anderson. ■pit M of hia frianda. Ha la aoon provide Its quoU of food for the r ^ t r tha Ualtad SUtaa aarvioa. soldiers on Wednesday, November It. Tha collectors are Mrs. Her Dorcas Society Axis Prisoners* Taken in New African Drive ^ ^ iM 'V a e K a iiita , wtM haa mada bert Whlttemore. Mra Harry ‘‘‘^iKwa at M Starkwaathar Kratschmar. Mrs. W. R. SkewM, Attacks on Japs Hour of Showdown at far tha paat two jraara haa Mrs. C. Howard Tryon, Mrs. B. H. To Sponsor Troop atad la the Unltad SUtaa Navy Mucklow, Miss Ullian Zaglio. I la at praaant located at Naw- Miss Rose Gilnack and George Mrs. Emllv Greeley, who is hete , R. 1. Ha la the aoa o f Mr. and Wood. from the National Girl Scout head quarters, will be present at the for Continue to Cut David MacKenaia c t WPtar^ I t I. Thomas John Brennan who Is mation of the new Brownie Troop, In Tunisia Strikes; with the EriUah Royal Navy haa Mia. Bmaat Krltamachar, preal- been visiting hla brother, William J. Brennan, of 19 Edgerton street, Enemy Strength p t o f tha Manehaater Mothers whUa on furlough. ub haa called a meatins of tha W E H A V E _ _ j ^ t l v e board for Tuesday eva- William J. Gordon. Jr,, of 31 i Down 7 Axis Planes I'^riac at 7:M at the T . M. C. A. Ridgewood street, sUtioned with I "Der Fuehrer's Just Received! Ground Troop* Moveljp^Q^J J V e c d s U. S. Armed Forces with the Har-1 M ra B. F. Crehore urges all bor Defenses of Narragansett Bay c ____' Forward In New Gui has been promoted to technician, Britain’s Eighth Army British and American' rjNaelnct 11 First Alders to attend nea, Wiping Out In During War Navy Reports Rescue ", tke BMetinf this evening at seven fourth grade, according to an an Forces Sweeping To* nouncement made at Fort Adams. Geniune Leather HANDBAGS Qears Eastern Libya o'clock in tha Washington school. SPIKE JONES vasion - Bent Forces; O f Famous Airman AB members are asked to bring R. L, today. O f Rommel’s Tattered ward GermanJtalian their bandages. Top Handle or Envelope styles in fine Two Cruisers and A t Largest Vanguard Already Un* John R. Mroaek. o f 83 Pearl quality Capeskins. All copies of Bet Army to Point 40 street, a student at CTark Univer $ 2 .2 5 Transport Damaged. ter Handbags. Colors: Black, Brown, Miles West of Tohruk; der Stuhhom Attack sity. Worcester. Maas., was induct- ; KooaeveU Says Farm '' i ed into th%Marlne Corps Reserves i Turf, Wine, Red, Green. Each Washington, Nov. 14.— (A*) By French Defendera; to study for a commission last McLELLAN'S Bomhers and Fighters I'ALL CEDARS — ^Hard-hitting attacks on ers Have Made Magnil Thursday in exercises in Atwood | R oar Overhead Raking Japanese Called into Hall at the university. the Japanese ashore, at sea icent Response to,De TONIGHT and in the air of the South Retreating Axis Units. Urgent Conferences^ StMO'Cloek mands ’Upon Them. Hale’s Budget Pacific continued today to cut away at enemy strength in Cairo, Nov. 14.— (/P)— London, Nov. 14.— <yP)—i Orange Hall Wenatchee, Wash., Nov. 14.— (JP) OUTSIDE the Solomons while in New Long-range Allied fighter The hour of showdown in To* —President Roosevelt told the na- SORcr.Ghines At Start Your , truinea Allied and American planes shot down seven Axis nisia had struck today with tion’s Grangers today, in a special OBIT BtlMM-WOOL ground troops moved for- aircraft out of a formation of Jritish and American forest $Sa6aaiefor25e WORK RAYONs HOSIERY message to their '76th national IS eitltllTEEO wan^^iping out InvaZion-bent sweeping toward a German- Xmas Shopping convention, that "in this war, the about 60 speeding from North 2 Fret Gancsl TO ttvi rSEL Full fashioned, 100 denier, high twist, semi forcM. Two light cruiser* and a Africa toward Sicily yester Italian vanguard that al Wanted transport damaged; SO planes and need for American food and other M S HMKAK sheer hosiery with lisle reinforced feet. This hose day as the_ British Eighth ready was under stubboni TSpadals! NOW! eoMreiT SO large landing boats destroyed; farm products is alnK>st without Laborers will give excellent wear and perfect fit. a number of shore batteries si limit. Army cleared eastern Libya atta^ by the French defend 100 UK "This year American fanners SwacpsUke! JL lenced; well over 500 officers and of-Field Marshal Erwin Rom ers of Tunis. As the Axis To Harvest men killed—those are the enemy made a magnificent response to the Here are some Axis prisoners, seized by the British as they pushed westward In pursuit o f M ar mel’s tattered Army to a point 40 outlook darkened, Its Europset ‘ $5 Door Prize! Shop In loases Inlhcted by American and demands upon them,’’ the President shal Erwin Rommel’s army. ’Troopa captured by the British w m officially estimated at well in ex mUes west o f Tobruk, the British chieftains were disclosed to haso Allied troops as reported in com said in a message to the Grange cess of 60,000, many o f them Italians. annoimced officially today. With called the Japanese into urgent Camouflage muniques by Gen. Douglas A. Maater, Albert S. Ooss. "Those conferences of an import M yet Manchester demands are increasing; so are the the words o f Gen. B. I.. Mont pair MacArthur and the Navy last gomery— “ on with the task and undisclosed. obstacles In meeting them. night. Studying Developmeni Material Face Many SaeiMoes good hunttog to you all’’—ringing 89< Bombers Blast Cruisers Berlin broadcaets said the head# Stores! "The rural families o f the United to their ears, the tireless troops Capt Eddie Rlckenbaeker Rosurlng down to within 1,000 Two Million ; of all Japanese miestcnui to Bo- ______ _____ ____ States face many sacriflcea many British Bombers Raid of the British Eighth Army pur (above), famous pilot loot on an feet of the foe heavy bombers sued the Axis forces beyond Ga- rope had been assembled-in Ben Burr b la s t^ the two light c'riiisers and difllcultles. The nation looks to A rm y mission in the South Pa WANTED 1 sala. Bombers and fighters roar ito atoce Nov. 10—two days aftsC Manchester Chamber set the 8,000-ton transport ablaZe them to produce the f ^ we need cific. haa been rescued by a Navy H e W. G. GtENNEY CO. Youths N ow ed overhead, raking the retreating toe American coup in northwest in a new attack on the Buin-Faisi to tols war and to fulfill all flying boat, the N avy announced I WOMAN BOOKKEEPER Port of Genoa Again Africa—and had been in aamSaS Nurseries Coal, Lumber, Masons* Supplies, Paint . Axia columns with bombs and today. FOR GENERAL of Commerce area in the northern Solomons. ^ th e ^ other bullets as the headlong flight coct- ever atoce studying thq dtevrtsp- Manchester, Conn. day earUer, the AlUed high com- 336 No. Main St. Tel. 4^48 Manchester F a ^ g Call rinued. ment both m regards Borope SM OFFICE WORK mand reported, bombers had|t»™> ?rif“ *^ttonsjiaye a large place In" helping farmers work to Start Massive Fires as Six Others Badly Damaged east Aais. SKIRTS struck at four troop-laden trans (Such a conferenea at tola hoov gether for victory." Germans G ain ApNr in Writinc 16 ports in the same area off Bou- Hazardous 1,500-Mile In addition to the seven SicUy- Flying Boat when tha European and a t th * In a message as one Granger to ’’aosevelt Promisies Aid bound planes shot down, about Mx Plaids in bright colors of red, blue, gainvlUe island. another— the President haa been a -Axla had Uttle.good to report i The bombers also scored a near Trip Made Without others were badly damaged. Perrett A G len n ej and brown. Sizes 24 to 30 and 9 to member of the Chapel Comers In Resuming School M ore G round geeted strongly that Hitler m miss on a Japanese destroyer, and On Thursday British fighters Saves Lost be calling hia oriental ally to 15.