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The Went^tr W EDKeSDAT, KOVEMBER S8, Average Dally CirenlatioB \ . o f C. a. Waotkii pAOB lUUMSElt IBtnubfjBbr Etirnitifl XfraD rsc tha Montti a< Oelober, 1*43 7,696 Townaend Oub No. 3 will hold the success of their mssttligs| A Thanksgiving yvs ssrvlcs will would be curtailed. Therefore, ir of ma Aedit bs held this evening at 7:30 at lU regular meeting Friday eve­ No Herald Extend Plea ning at 7:80 at the home of Mrs. they urge each person who -has St CIraalatloas i About Town the South Methodist church, with had the privilege of uaing ths Y HitmehBBttT A Ciiy • / VViagm Charm the Utany and prayers of Thanks­ Elisabeth HuU, 375 ’ Oakland Tomorrow facllltiea to do his or her bit bjf I PRICE THREE CENTS giving, alio a abort sermon by the atreet. After a brief business For Y Funds sending in a generous' donation.] (EIGHTEEN PAGES) session a public card party will A1 olMtimwii of standing oom- pastor, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr, If each o f theae people would feel IS) MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1942 o f the iUBOrtcan Legion be held, with prizes for the win­ i No issue of the Manches­ a responsibility t^ards the main­ VOL. LXIL, NO. 49,. AoxlUary are requested to see Sergeant-Jack May la spending ners and refreshmenU These Campaign Officials Urge tenance of such a building, the tbelr reports to department a Thanksgiving furlough with his monthly card parties which are ter Evening, Herald will campaign goal of |6,000 could | and district chairmen are in be- parents, Mr. and Mrs. John May of to members and frienda have All to Share Responsi­ be published tomorrow, readily be reached. iOM December L 60 B illo w street, and his wife, beeK enjoyed by tboeo atUndlng, George Glenney, , chairman of I who was the former Miss Oladys and incidentally provide a source Thanksgiving Day. bility of Effort. the Finance committee, says: The Master Painters* Asaocia- Bisnson of Glastonbury. H u'is at of Income to help carry on the Manchester should be able to ttcB of Manchester held its regular present at the Rome, New' York, work. , At last night's meeting of the support the Y. M. C. A. to the aamthly meeting at the Hotel air depot, having been transferred campaign committee of the Y. M. extent of 35.0Q0 annually. If the necidan last sight Following a from Hadley Field. Previous to Donald McCann, son of Mr. and C. A. reports of Its progress were money la not raised, the doors of diimer the members took action that time he spent a year at Camp Mra Arthur E. McCann, of 160 Fat .Campaign read. It was agreed that the gas the Y have to be closed to all ex- | SB some Important {Aans they have Edwards, Falmouth. Benton atreet, arrived home yes­ shortage wuuld make it difficult cept members.” «yA» to meet conditions resulting terday from St. Michael’s College, for all of the envelopes to be col­ You’U Be Thankful If You Dine With Usl ■ { 5wgroups were to be de­ FRESH FISH The offices of Local 68, T. W. Director Skewes is urging Man­ prived of a building of this kind Everett Cone, Js., of 38 View U. A.‘ at Tinker Hall, Main street, chester residents to rally to the Start Your Fresh Strength Poured Germans Admit Some o f to offer as a change from street has enlisted'in the United will be opened this evening Instead support of the FaU Conservation Told Order of tomorrow, because of Thanks­ plan and to religiously save their Into Aggressive Red Turkey. Not only for varie­ SUtes Air Corps. He will leave on ARE YOU THE TEA ROOM Japanese Hold Future Plan Ships Scuttled and Op­ ty hoi serving fish Friday Monday. He is married. He Is the giving Day. Those doing biisinesa fats each week and leave It at Xmas Shopping at the Union offices have until 9 their stores. Householders will COOPERATING? Garrison Oyer Newly Coal Supply position Encountered Will work fai a meatless day second son of Mr. and Mrs. Ever­ 883 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH ett Cone, of the same address, to p.m. and those members of the receive 4 cents a jfbund for the fat W on Land R oute; Rus­ Key Positions For Britain for you. enter the armed services of the Christmas party committee who and the stores will sell the fat to NOW! To Latest Breach Fillet o f Haddock United SUtes. will meet this evening, are advised collectors at a one-cent a pound lui^ “U:" sians Cut Across Right Away To Be Given Of Hitler Promise; Fillet of Flounder to be there by 7:30. profit to defray handling. A n.“ E” At Buna-Gona Arthur L*Heureux, son c f Mrs. With a drop of 28 per cent on Lifelines to W est. Order Given by Ad­ Fillet of Red Perch Nelson L'Heureux of 618 CenUr Temple Chapter, Order, of the the quota assigned to Manches­ Pennant? Shop In Fillet o f Salmon ter with a 'credited population of Fuel Oil Consumers street, is a chief petty officer on Eastern Star will meet this eve­ Help prevent a transportation Moscow, Nov. 27.—< /P ^ Document Contains Pro­ miral After Escape raiet of Mackerel the San PVancisco which was dam­ ning as usual In the Masonic Tern 23,797, a widespread interest in tle-np next Fall by filling your Who Plan to Convert Reinforced by Strong, the campaigTi being conducted Manchester Danger deepened hourly for posals on Reconstruc­ Rlockeil by Mines. - Steak or Piece Cod and Pol­ aged in the sea battle at Guadal­ pis. The business will be followed coal bln NOW! Uncle Sam needs Buy War Savii^s Bonds W ell • Equipped Ma­ canal, but is again reported back by a aocial time with refreshments throughout the Nation must be your help . . . Hoard Coal and Hitler’s battered spearhead Facilities Get Advice lack U service. Hla mother has not tion of Social Insur­ In charge o' Mrs. Ruth Borg and aroused to place Manchester in a Coke! Stores! at the at Stalingrad today, the la^ rine Units; Ground Bulletin! Fresh Osnsters heard from him since the battle. her committee. creditable position. Car Shipments FaU, ance for All Nation, Chowder Clams She has taken this to mean that Director Skewes is now working FIREPLACE COAL eet battle dispatches indicat­ Pressure Is Abated. London, Nov. 27.— (AV~ no news is good nows. Her son on a plan to interest clubs, socie­ ed, as fresh strength poured Marion Baylias, young daughter SEAMAN Washington, Nov. 37—>—In French Sailors scuttled the has been in the Navy for the last of Lieutenant * and Mra. James ties and church organizations In Manchester Chamber into the aggressive Red Army London, Nov. 27— (>P)—Sir ' Wil­ We will take orders Friday dustrial, commercial and dmuestic Allied Headquarters in Austra­ greater part of their proud eight years. Bayliss, of Plano Hace, who won the fat conservation plan to bol­ FUEL & SUPPLY CO. Manchester Bulling and liam Beveridge’s blueprint for a morning until 8:30 for Successors to Seaman Coal Co. garrison over a newly yf®® fuel bil consumert who plan to lia, Nov. 27—(A*)—Reinforced by ^fieet in the Mediterraneaa the 3100 grand prize in the recent ster Manchester's lagging Interest of Commerce better BrlUin, healthier, happier, morning delivery because An early morning Thanksgiving in this vital factor of conservation and Pols Coal Co. land route and fast-wheeU^ convert their facilities to coal strong ,j|md well-equipped Marine harbor of Toulon at daiyn to­ Huzkin’ Bee of St. Bridget’! church field oolumna eut acrooa the be- better fed and more secure, is to of the holiday closing. servics will be held tomorrow at held in the Hollister street school, for the war effort. were afiylsed today to place their units, Japanese troops crammed day, the Vichy radio an­ ei^ t a. m. at OenUr church. Loan Assodation oiegera' Ufellnaa to the A coal orders now to assure getting be unveUed next Wednesday. has invested the money in War eonfuaed war of movement awlrl- waz mOant literally when tha command waa given Jap soldiers by their offlcero into the narrow Buna-Gona beach­ nounced, French captains Savings Bonds. Hsr father, who /A service of Holy Communion \ 955 Main Street supplies. The "blueprint” is a 100,000- will be held tomorrow morning at ed acroaa the broad steppea weal .Emphaaiaing that oil pipelines on Guad^unal. U .’ s. Marine sharpshooters, how av^h brought Uw nimble head are holding their major posl- went down with their shipU waaevith the local Anti-Tank com­ jrf Stalingrad and It waa Impoa- rapidly th a? toey went up. Note spHt-toed tree cUm bing shoes on prisoners In foregrou n d -(U. S. Ma word document containing pro­ eight o'clock In St. Mary's Episco- under construction or In prospect tlona in the face of daylong air as- posals on the reconstruction of and French crews fought off pany before the war, la now sta­ They are a safe investment and give you a good return. mble to define battlelinea clearly, pid church. The senior choir will would do "comparatively little to rine Corps photo.) saulta and steady but slightly BriUln’s social insurance and al­ German boarding parties an tioned oomewhere in the Paclflc. but overnight dlapatchra ttat The more you buy the more j^pu help to defeat the solve oil shortage problems this abated pressure from Allied lied services. It has been 17 Adolf Hitler moved in and oc­ Have Yon Tried Birds Eye’s In aome placea the Rad offenrive winter,’’ Petroleum Coordinator ground forces. A n d e rs o n enemy. n in ed mich momentum that flee- months in the making by a gov- cupied the Naval base, the •New Mixed Fruit Or vege­ Harold L. Ickes noted that rail­ Comparatively meager official ernnmei ‘ commission^ headed by Ing Germane were fruatrated to road tank car shipments to the reports from the New Guinea Sir William, noted eoo'nomlst. last bit of heretofore unocc*- tables? lONiaHT, HAVE A GOOD TIME - DINE AND DANCE It’s a Patriotic Duty.. .So Buy AM You Canl efforta to burn warplanea on fields east were far below the hoped-for front today showed little geo­ overwhelmed too avriftly to per­ Allies iVithin IS Miles of Tunis; Covers “Whole Of Ufe” pied France. The battleships Greenhouses Thanksflriving Day We’U Present 900,000-barreIl dally mark. graphical change in the battle pic­ In ‘-he words of Sir William, the Dunkerque and Strasbourg Strawberries^ mit takeoffs. "W e cannot guarantee any spe­ ture in the last 24 hours and the cruisers Foch, Al- Ardstie A FAMOUS REYMANDER TURKEY DINNER k plaMa Seized Undamaged cific number of tanks cats^ being Japa Get Reinforcements (CoaUnoed su Page Mae) Ford Hook CoHiplcta — From Soup To Nuts / ! Dozens of planes were reported Yankee Bombers A Back Tripoli But a check on the Japanese gerie, Duqncsne and Jean ds i t n <%kw lym .iViw (Oonttaned oa Page Siz) Floral Arrangements Besides AD Oar Usual Good Thinss To EstI captured undamaged at one air- dead confirmed earlier indications Vjenne were among the 62 Limas drome in a sector described only that the enemy, despite severe ships rent by mighty expl^ OPEN ALL DAY THANKSGIVING DAY ^ blows by Gen. Douglas MacAr- for i as hlUy. ___ Clash with Axis Forces Cabinet Shift sions as German motorixaft- Wc huvs enjoyed a very YOUR WATCH NEEDS ATTENTION, the same as your Overnight, reporU pushed to Also Raid ‘AOR Stiliison Sees thur’s aerial squadrons, had suc­ i 115,600 the number of Axis eol- Farmers, War At Mateuti 25 Miles ceeded in bringing reinforcemenU columns poured through the. heavy htdiday b n ^ e e a ; for Weddings, Funerals, automobile... ita oil, with time, gets dirty and gummy. Miles' t ^ lSast; f l y in the fun force we want'to Reymandsr’s Restaoraiit Plan today to leave it with us te be put in order. j dlera said to bave beeq killed or ! South^ o f Bizerte in into action. Seen Solution streets of Toulon and Nart extend oneAhanks for your NOTICE! I captured in the nine-day-old ^Ive, Bad Weather to Drop I Since the night of Nov. 19 Uhl- srtdiers swarmed througn Fins Winas, Liquors and Beer ; with possibly another 150,000 Russian Efrive ted States and Australian bombers, cooperathm In getting in Anniversaries Two Watchnmkers At Your Service. Workers Will Effort to Drive Wedge, windows of strategic build­ 36-37 Oak StraH . Telephone 3922 I wound^. I Ilfusifes on Shipping. have sunk a Japaneae cruiser, four On Manpower your orders the day before. Est. 1922 ] (The German radio not only ac=^ destroyers and two landing boats, ings in an apparent effort ta THE DEWEY.RICHMAN CO. ; knowledged the Ruaalana Get Gasoline Cairo, Nov. 27.—)—Re- tween the fortified capital and the determined to crush the enemy. plan to solve the manpower situa­ casU said massive Soviet tank Washington, Nov. 37—Jfl*)— scuttled herself while Axis LOOKING.FOR A b)g four-motored bombers’pl^ge fiew I viewing Allied offenalvea on Naval baae o f Tunisia. Both de- Gains Made Tortuously tion is being advanced, a compe­ Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Thanksgiving Day / forces had achlbyed a fairly deep Farmers and War workers will be through bad weathe^t to forces were being resisted by penetration no.rthWrat of MoacoWi fronts around the world, Secre­ velopmenta were announced In a (Gains were made tortuously, by tent source said today, in a way Thanksgiving Day allowed necessary gasoline to their bombs on shipping In Tripo­ Berlin radio broadcaat. The posi­ (The Russian X^mmunlques tary of War Stlmson today said feet and by yards. Enemy gun which would involve changes in (Continued on Page Tan) I meet their needs, Rubber Admln- li’s harbor and on the Spanish tion of the Task Force striking at positions fell slowly, one by one. BINGO spoke only of artllloiyNMtivity on mole, the announcement said. No the Russian counter -attack the president’s cabinet. Schaller’s Cider M ill k the northwestern front-xand no Utrator William M. Jeffers told Tunis waa not stated, but an Al­ (Maj. C. M. Beaver of Yankton. Should it go through, he report­ details of the Homs raid were glv- against German siege forces was SPONSORED BY KING DAVID LODGE tnsntion has been made of^an of­ Senate Investigators today In re­ lied communique earlier announc­ 8. D., commented thp.t “Whoever ed, functions of the War Man­ BIG BIRD? fensive there but the (Serrnan ra- iterating that Immediate nation­ "particularly remarkable” with ed that British First Army troops said the Japanese can’t fight de­ Woodland Street Telephone 64.32 ’ Between I and 5 P. M« British Flleni Attack ’Tonis power commission would be trans­ porU Indicated that the Red Army wide rationing was "Sin absolute every indication that the Germans striking northeastward, had cap fensively are crasy.” Wednesday bight. It waa dla- ferred to the Labor department might be striking out on an even necessity.” had suffered a major reverse. tured Mejez el Bab, SO miles ("The Japanese are in th?re to Flashes I rclosed, R.A.F. medium bombers and Harold L. Ickes would become neater scale than It did last win­ Jeffers went to Capitol HiU ^ In North Africa, the secretory southwest of Tunis, over stiff re stay until we kill them," he said. secretary of labor instead of in­ (Late Bulletias of the (A*) Wire) Thursday^, Nov. 26 ter when it threw the Germans backed, by President Roosevelt'a latUcked Tunis In two wayes, the told his preM conference, British- sistance and were "advancing sue “They have had a long time to We’ll Close Out first setting fires which., were terior secretary. back from the gates of Moscow.) order of yesterday that nation­ American and French forces In cessfully.” prepare for our drive and they Paul V. McNutt,, now manpower spreading rapidly when the sec- Disclose Loes:. of Destroyer UcMt by Fresh Perils Wiaewide gasoline rationingrauuninr should b go'' i ’Tunisia were gathering their (Afhwart Rail Une and Roads have made the most of it. It may chief and Federal security admin­ at 8 O’clock Details were lacking; hut In .mujinto effectccv... Dec. 1 to conserve — rub- lond came over the target. Mrength for a final smash at take a long time to dislodge them, istrator, wou)d succeed Ickes at PhiladelphU, Nov. 37.— (^ V - Manchester Package Store Con- The British Middle East oom- Mateur lies athwart the railway Uoss of the American destroyw broad ouUlne the picture aketched her, despite protests from strongly held Axis positions, line and one of two highways be­ but we will do it.” ) interia^ 'and Frances (Perkins, now 44th Annual bv front Unea dispatches showed gress meirthera. mand aalU today, for th'e first time while Field Marshal B ^ ln Rom­ Today’s Allied headquarters secretary of labor, would become Duncan in a night action off Heavy Turkeys ^ 9 ^ With New, Improved Methods since the British Bjighth Army’s tween Tunis and Bizerte, in which ^ e s t l m ^ 300,000 survivors at T e stify ln g ^ fo ro ‘ he s ^ U J mel's fleeing Africa Corps wu communique said some Japanese Federal security head, if the plan Guadalcanal on Oct. 11-13 ^ Owners Association [offensive waa^ launched against Hitler has concentrated! the ma­ disclosed here today by tM the Axil legions that have at- Senate Defense Investi^tlng expected to make a determined jority of Oehnan and Italian is adopted. While They Last A t ...... ^ Hearty Welcome to All Bingo Lovers ' committee, JefWtS' disclosed he stand at El Agheila in Libya. (Continued on Page Nine) When Stephen Early, White Fourth Naval District with the (Coattaned on Page Six) The Australian and American troopa in Tunisia. London com­ announcement that 130 sorvlrara Fir4i t e n 's ^ (Contianad oo Pago Ten) iJiad asked Price^ Administrator mentators estimate their numbers House press secretary, waa alsked Regularly 49c Pound! AH Perfect—-But Heavy. Leon Henderson and "Yanoporta. troops under Gen. Douglas Mac- today about the cabinet shift re­ were landed by the light tion Director Joseph Eastman to Arthur have "cornered” a consid­ at 20,000. It U 40 miles north­ Boise when It put into the P h l^ west of the capital. Eastward, to­ ports, he replied: Reg. 39c Pound NATIVE FOWL—Close-Out At 35c Lb. D ance make changes In the rationing erable number of Japanese in a No Deilston Beached; delphla Navy Yard for repalra^U- program for farmers andi war. [pocket on the northern coast of ward the Medlterraaean coast, Arrtiy Trial Nov. 19. The Dunca^i waa s ^ to Two Are Slain Bus Drivers runs another highway between "The president told me yester­ workers. *■! New Guinea, Stlmson said, and day afternoon that he had ••the the same action In which ' Necessary Use for Tracks the feat o f Mac Arthur’s troops in Bizerte and Tualf. Boise achieved the deetruction « KLEIN'S FOOD MARKET Morocco /radio said all For Soldier whole thing (manpow.ar) under “I suggested to Mr. Eastman Stay Away fighting their war through the The study but had reached no deci­ six Japaiese warship#—three 161 CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 3256 TONIGHT in Gdn Battle that farmers and stockmen gen>- sion." crulsm and threfe destroyers— Opeh In the Morning Thanksgiving Day. Bolton erally have a very neefessary use (Cantiaasd Pag* Slxtaeo) .(CoattwM^ on Page Nlae) am Asked when ,a decision was like within 37 mtouteoi of deadly ckiaa ' " if ri— ^. ■' ' . , __for______truck#______and thatat per pending _ iron- Dispute Wa^es in Negro <3iarged range firing. The D u n c ^ 12 Wounded in Fight ling out of local dlmcultiea the (Continue;^ on Page Nine) loss waa mentioned by the navy , CHENET HALL Murder Turned Over Department at Washln^on to (Hartford Road and Elm Street) Between Negro Sol- (Continued ou Page flz) /7 diness by Thousands.^ To Army Authorities. Communique 149 on Oct. IS ^ t 6 - AUSPICES HOSE ft LADDER CO., NO. 1, S. M. F. D. Is an important ^Ing. Tfie ~diers a n d . Police Units. I Tired Husbands Will Get out revealing her name at t w Eddie Abrahamson’a 8-I^iece Orchestra Route 44 ■' Fifth of Nazi time, was the only American ship WE HAVE A. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Portland. Me., Nov. 27.—«P) sunk In the aatlon. Five proper use o f it midies^ shopping ____Phoenix, A ria„„ltoy. 3 7 - ^ — Pontlac, Mich., Nov. 27—Ilf) | Admiasiim 50c,Per person I Plan Arrest Drivers of buses, which constitute Break After War Ended Three charges of murder against and 55 men aboard the Duncan Two parsons were killed and at Prvlate Charles Adkins. 23, Were were Usted as killed or mlsalng* easy but it is very important that least 13 wounded early today in a the only public transportation In Fliers Moved Drive Dot avnd E n f^ A this war production center, re- nol pressed in Municipal court to­ f, , . , three-hour gun battle between OfSuspectl Philadelphia,. Nov. 27—wn— , Vfeel less dependence upon men," 70 day and the Emporia. Va., soldier Held For Aiding FugUlw you keep your biUs paid so that yonr Negro laoldiers and mlUtary and trained away from work today in CUT FLOWERS what management and union Cheer up, chum—if Philadelpidelphla per cent replied in the affirmative. accused of sffootlng to death two Washington; N’ |OV. 21— Tull Course ThanksidviaS avillan police. spokesmen described as a dispute cp-eds are correct, tired husbands but nearly all agreed that the feel­ fellow. Negro soldiers and a white Sent from Russia to lustlce department a n n ou n ^ to­ credit remains good. ing wUl be well hidden. One ex- civilian was turned over to mili­ ulrXfhS'f Borton P«Uce lo Apply over wages. are going to get a break after the Face New Threat in day the atrest of the danghW ____ Despite Pontiac’s model car-1 war.” ” ” .r t tary authorities. t4llliam Dudley Pelley, the Silver AND d i n n e r either --side------of— me”------during-- the I |ior W Birnm luJn ci—•Slay- .Utn which carries thous- The majority opinion of Temple Judge Robert W. De . Wolfe Shirt leader, and four other pe^ • \ males ' North Africa Action. 11 Under preset credit rulings, bills ****** WMra ARalr 1 Wnmnii lands to work imder ride-sharing I university girls is that the little ^®P?*****"^~'*'*® .. granted the'nol proa at the re­ suns un charges of conspiring to Thanksgiving Greetings quest of 0>unty Attorney Albert harbor Howard Victor Brocastrap CHOICE OF: ‘ ■ TheAIIV Ja iWt' S ? i? ▼vaaee»es S lc h ^ te w -- — S d— ------said • “ « W o m a n . other thousands woman ^ ^ m g to be more under- ^he men know w t ^ I London, Nov. 27—(J*)—Nearly must be ptdd in French North Africa has b^n you— and yours— One dissenter, however, com­ I Catherine M ^ ta lej^ hen of the bus operatora than to opend a quiet evening at Army offlcUls. Knudsen said, moved to face the new threat, S r Holiday Furloughs iJanIted _ . have an abundance of. Unforeseen circnmstancea may a N^ro affair. benefactew of unfortunates m hq^ 1097, an affUlate of the American] mented: eureff him that Uielr court-mar­ Archibald Sincla r, British air Washington, Nov. 37— For Thanksgiving "W om m are too catty to have a tial procedure “wlU involve all The'daad: I I nslgfaboihood. Federation of Labor, national of- oomeoHe RovotaUsa Coming minister, declared today. War Department announced t o d ^ , everything that’s good make'it difficult at times to maintain place at the peace, table.” parties injured." "In addition to the Italian Air that Christmas and Naw Y snrt Robert RUey, 44, Negro, I Police Bergt. John V ***^-**''“ * *'"" A »ort of domestic revolution Another said: “Emotionalism Knudsen aaid the two slain aol- at Thanksgiving time. H alf B ro iler . • . 6 l .SO Phoenix, found Shot to death in hjp inaklng the Force we are engaging in the furioOEhs will bo Umllflfl all yonr payments on time. Peiv I the warrant would he baaed on elr- ' w H*^*lSoh^ district manager wlff come with the p ^ . aay nine should be kept out of peace con dlsrs. Privates George Chambert home and African waters more per cent ol the strength s4 i After all—^we all have DeUcioua Native ’ ! ferencco," o f Rocky Mount, N, C.. and Ed- than half the German Air Force, Army post, camp nr An unidentified Negro soldier, I cumstantlal evidence uncovered In of the compahy, aaid the operatora ^ ^ iSw^?*^toS!rb6caum^ The canvaaoers also asked (Henty to be thankful haps we can assist yon withf a small now recelvnis cenU an hour under ^ wird Murray of New tork, were ho addod* ' tween^ Dec. 13 and Jan. 13 whose body .waa found sprawled In I tha paat 34 hours, whether girls whose sweethearts Ml guard duty when they were the street soon after the ahootingl Tha ddsrly wpman waa alaln a contract that does not expire un- Conforinlng to Will of Allies o f expected holiday for. Even in these -M til April 1. 1948. Hobbs said the]now whlls worfcbig aids by siae are la aervico’ should “date" other Sinclair told the foreign press loan to help yon. It will be to yonr ’Phoasant...... 4^2 ^ $ itartsd.------, "iMonday iMonday afternoon In the kitchen I tU April 1. 1943. HobM saw to h^uTtries" crashes. Passes fw — ^ war-clouded dayi. men. (Oonttaned on Page Six) association today that "the dispo­ A i n o n R la m HMH UIJIUVA warns ivm sa«u aaw*. ------— ------The answer, unanimously, was Day and ■\ o u r R jOVIBS f 1.00 BOllQUET VP advantage to investigate. hour but that thU had been reject­ "Wives'will understand why sitions of the German high com­ Hmltod likewise. , white mUitary end civil police cafl-1 battered her head, poured' inzUm- their husbands want to stay home yea, but with plenty of "Ifs" and , ANtf ALLTHEFlXIN'S ^ l i ^ l e liquid over her bod|y and ed by the union. Treueury Balance mand”, already ary conforming to d|fgiliFiuited niooUh •• furtoogfl Hobbo, who recently haa adver­ more than one night a week.” one “ buta.” Most amid that the girl the will of the Allieti bTipBated lor toager Lieut. Auguat J. Bosnian. 89,1 sat it afire. ^ ____ * girl said. true to a service man should "go “No longer is it who aw former Sheridan, ,Ors., football Rshhsry WaeafSed tised for bus operators, said wom­ Lon, Noy. 27—td’)^—The days and all will be ai en might be employod to drive the “Women will be better able to out only on w friendly basis." the Trdasury Nov, 35; ourselves anxiously what WUer Is coach, shot In the abdomen. . I At first, police btiieved robbery One mournful co-ed disposed of aa^ “net to parattA timnol LEGAL b e v e r a g e s busesjses andana restorerepiore service.murriw. i -understand------bualneaa------relaUnnshlps------_ 818.576.M5.68;«pend going to do," he said. Hitler’s McConvOle The Fltnrist Tbs moot oorious hurt, in sihfi-l the motive, but this theory w m the .wbola problem with this: Imm ndIKary U. S. Gleaners and Dyers Ton ofliciala of the union , could l and the economic problems Which Ituies, 1177,828.837.04; net ba!^ Thci Manchester Trust Co. ttOB to at* a N sgio aar-ldiacarded when mdrs. tban 8300 in ------, ^ I the'men teco.'” another explained. "Whsro can you get other dates . iCsffttaiied 66 TUga BUL Ora. *4 oo4 SllltAniR. M2 WOODBKIDGB ST. i IM Main Street — Near Ward’s oaa^ |2jMD,778.086.7«. Member Federti Deposit Int, Corp, For Reservations n io n e 4 8 6 3 (Osattonod on w k 8to3 Xo^ttaa~auasUML "WUl womea Um m duys^ s s ^ S jr nL E P R I^ IMT OR il059 ' :^' , v,* ^

■AWOHESTBE e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CX)NN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2 7 ,194t MANCHESTEB ETENTNCS HEP^LD, MANCHESTER. CONH. nilD AT, ITOTEMBER J7,19lt I l i C C T W A Qisat Britain aad Francs told Iris French dm;lng ths coming win- [Nazis Requisition organisation today, ter.’’ YoaMaylUinvsi June Reed, Mias Annie Well- , Xed»* Offenaive Direct Great Cast in Film Coming to State ’Tbs association la one of the wood, Thomas L. Flaherty, Ed­ America Gpes Rail E^ipmeut principal Organizations for pro­ Film Actor Enters Navy Serve Holiday Wappillg ward McSweeney. Lee^Crocket. ReauU of Africa Drive moting goodwill between France CoRst^ated If Hollywood, Noy. 27— (JP)— ^Hop­ Plans are under way for several and Britain. yen don’t fom et f s i ^ M a c I Mrs. W. W. Grant ors ing to receive a berth on a mos­ Christmas parties in December, News From Manchester s He said the German requisition­ in tbs mtentlme to torere i m . Manchester Back to Job ■ Meal at Plant San Diego. Calif.. IfqF. Vt Umdoa, Nov. 27—Cff»—0«nnany ing, coupled with serious short­ quito' boat or sub-chaser, Film yet thoroit0h botnl including that of t4ie Garden Club D r.rWwzida’ ------OUve TsbM a on December 8, the Ladies Asso­ ——Admiral WOllam HL I has rsqulsltlonad mors than J.,000 ages of oil and coal and persistent Actor Jerim Howard U en route to the Now. Officers’ Induction cen­ OUT# 'tbbtats SM fiiafle The Ellsworth High school bas­ ciation on Dec. 16; Young Moth­ Standley, United Statea Am - llocomoUvea, 800 pasasngar ooach- R.A.F. attacks on trains, had BotaatytoieUeroeeasnad______closed at noon Wednesday for the Lusty Drumstick Tattoo ter at Cornell University for five to stir UD liver bUe seeietten and tens u e Pioneer Employer* Cele- ketball team will take the floor ers’ Club, Dac. lb at the home of mnallest in the state it ranked baaaador to tha U. 8. S. IL. aad 40AOO freight can from caused a serioua transport crisis in Mrs. Catherine Foley; Mothers' third in the salvage drive. usual Thanksgiving Day holidays, says the new Ruaaian offen­ Francs which "1« leading to bad weeks’ training. Howard said he IntMUnel mnsouUr eeUon. U4. SSf.dSfc tonight at the local gym against Willington .Stafford Springs . Beaten pn Holiday ; (French raltway lines ft recent had been studying na'rigatlon and yoUow label dlnetlans. dn C------brate Thanlwgiving Club children's party in Town hall Rockville Bowling Match to reopen again on the following sive has been a direct result distribution of food supplies and Newing-on High. Coach Hugh Monday. months. Secretary B. 8. Townroe Diesel engine ope^tlon. on Dec. 18. A special home and home 10 Mias Jennie & Cborck ioha'6. Netls Factories Humming. S,.af the African advance by I o f ths United AasoelatlonB of greatly Increased sufferings of the While at Work. Orecr announces he will start the tcwls B. Chapmaa Many local people hela. family *72. BtaHor* American and British troops. Misa Anna Marie Burbage of 06, Rockville game bowling match will take same combination that was in place this evening between Carlo gathering* on Thanksgiving Day. Hs made the statement yes­ Elmira. N. Y „ is a guest at the The {progressive Bridge club Mr, and Mrs. E. G. Yord ate tur­ By The Associated Press The flret w*r-Uine defense last year's toui-nament. The Ells­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.^ Milaneae of Rockville and Guido At the Red Cross blood bank, terday as he krrlved here for met at the home of Mrs. Floyd key with their children and grand­ America plunged back Into the a two wopKs rest at his au- pluit holiday dinner wer Tield worth reserves will play all home Bates on Lake atrect. Georgetti, champion of Manches­ esUbUshsd at ths First Methodist games at 6:30. The early hour was ter. The first five games of the Phelps at West Willington Tues­ children, among whom were the Job of making hash of the Axis burban home. within a plant during working Corporal John Hodis, son of Mr. Tolland Wins day night, ^ra. Russell Bugbee Rev. and Mrs. Howard C. Champe Church'this week 122 oonors gave set rsther than the former start­ and Mrs. L. H. Hodia of Pucker match will be held in Manchester today after beating its lusUeat •n»e Admiral paid tribute tO boura waa held in the Pioneer ing time because of transportation won first prize, a swirl mixer, and and children of Lebanon, Mr. and a pint of their blood for the Hart­ Russia’s defensive fighting street, is in Egypt, serving with at the Murphy Alleys starting Mrs. Orinton I. Will and children drumstick tattoo on Thanksgiv­ Parachute Company plant cafe­ problems. The schedule follows: about eight o’clock and the last Mrs. Eugene Winch won the con­ ford plasma bank. Local unit was and declared the nation had the 65th Fighter Squadron. Vin­ WPB Pennant solation prize, a fall boutonniere. of Yonkers. N. Y „ Lucflis W. Rob­ ing. * teria laat night when 200 employ­ Nov. 27, Neivington, home; Dec. 4, cent, another son, is Master Sar- five games- will be rolled at the under the supervision of Mrs. the reserve strength for ’ a East Hampton, home; Dec. 11, The hostess served assorted sand­ inson and son Donald of Colum­ ees of the second shift ate their geant with the 4th Bomber Squad­ Rockville Bowling Center starting Frederick Ekstrand and Mrs. Ebccept for a brief ipterlude of strong offensive. I t Never Happened Before— ^It May Not Hafqjen A g ^ Glastonbury, away; Dec. 15, Wind­ wiches, relishes, Nabiscos and bia, and other local relatives. Franklyn Learned assisted by Mrs. religious observance and a heavier- H u n k s^ v in g dinner while work­ ron at Spokane, Wash.; Edward, a about ten o'clock. This will be foi' Loren M. Lord had children and Describing the Russians as sor Locks, away; Dec. 18, Suffield, County Make* Recoril in coffee fluff. The next meeting Alfred Schlavettl, Mrs. Wendelln than-uaual dlimer fare, yesterday ■ friendly to ths United States. ing. third son, is in the Ordnance de­ a total pinfall to count for a purse Tuesday night will be at the home grandchildren at the old home­ A full turkey dinner with all the away; Dec. 21, Windsor, home; of *200. ' O. Lwckner, Mrs. Francis Greaves was like many another for most Standley said “We can retain Jan. 5, Berlin, away; Jan. 8, partment at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, Recent Metal Drive; of Mrs. Morris Utley. stead, including his daughter, :flxings, was served by Miss Mar­ Wash. All three pro enlisted men Meeting Tonight Misa Irma Lord of the Wiillman- and Miss EUeanor Pelton. Americana who kept the factories that friendship after the war ion Tinker. caUrer, daring the Windsor Locks, home; Jan. 12, Mies Frances Mersereau of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Champagne ’We’re Doing It Now To Conserve Gas, Tires & Men For War William Kelley is at the Army Ceremonies Today. Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ Willington Hill had Thanksgiving tic State Teachers' Collegs, his Itumming. ' * by making g;ood on our com­ Shift Itmch hour from 8:00 to P;00 Stafford, away; Jan. 15. Berlin, entertained at their home on Gold mitments durinff the war." home; Jan. 19, A. S. D.. away; Air Force Technical School at hontas will meet this evening at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Howard son Wallace of Balnbridge, N. Y., Spirit Spreads Overseas p.- m. L Amarillo, Texas, training as an eight o'clock in Red Men’s Hall. and the latter’s daughter, Miss street, with a Thanksgiving dinner But the spirit of Thanksglvlte ■'i Ouests tf^ ^ e employees at the Jan. 22, Glastonbury, home; Jan. Rockville, Nov. 27— (Speqtall — Bligh in Bloomfield. expert mechanic. Betty, a teacher in Manchester, party in honor of their 15th' wed­ wandered farther from its native dinner were president Henry R. 26. Bloomfield, away; Jan. 29; Tolland County is receiving a pen­ Found Dead In Room Mrs. Christine Bentley of Wil- ding anniversary. Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prue of When i-elatives called to take limantiCj former1|f of West Wil­ also Mr. and Mrs. Harry H;. Vlner land than ever before, spreaklng Mallory of the Company, and Mrs. Stafford, home; Feb. 5, Windsor, nant from the War Production Champagne were married Nov. 24, *And To Hdp You Protect Yourself Against Coining Sho^ages ^Mallory and Mrs.^^rederlck Ush- away; Feb. 9, Bloomf-'Id, home; Bagleville, who .celebrated their Miss Maria Quinn, 83, to dinner on lington, is seriously ill in the Me­ of WlUimantic, and others. overseas to America’s fighting Fuel Oa Users Board this afternoon in recognition 1927 in St. Patrick’s church. Mon- ‘ ar, Mrs. Mallory’s ihpther; vice Feb. 12, Suffield, home; Feb. 16, golden wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving Day, she was found morial hospital, but is showing The public card party held by son. by the lat* Rev. Thomaa men In far comers of the earth. CSiaries Boyer and Rita Haywoath head ths greatest cast of some improvement. In England where London news­ pntsident and general manager J. Newington, away; Feb. 19, A. S. Monday, were given a family din­ ot the record made in^ the recent dead in her room at the Rockville the American Legion at the Heb­ 0’Ke«fe, and hava made their stars ever seen together. In Hollywood’s most talkbd-of film, “Tales 4 ^ y d Smith, and MrsXJSmith: D.. hom e., ner party on Sunday at Mrs. Newspaper Scrap Metal drive. Hotel. Miss Quinn was born in Mrs. Gertrude Bugbee is visit­ ron Town Hall waa not so well at­ home in Stafford Springs since papers explained the significance Facing Choice ing her daughter and son-in-law, tended as had been hoped for, only of the holiday, thousands of Brit­ of Manhattan," playing at tha State here Sunday. Monday, Tues­ ■Vice president and sales manager, Milton Horton. 19, of SUtion Graham's Tea Room with 18 The grand total for Tolland Vernon in 1859 and had been a their marriage. Mrs. Champagne :l.yman H. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. 37, South Windsor, enlisted In the guests present from Storrs, Eagle- resident here all her' life. She waa Mr. and Mrs. GTlman Lougee in about six tables of varlou.. card ish homes were opened to Ameri­ County was 1,845 tons, or an av­ is the daughter of Mrs. Ellen Barr day. ______s Harold Whitby and Mr. and Mi’s, 24, at Hartford ville, Mansfleld “Genter, Hartford a member of St. Bemafd's church. New Loudon. games being in play. Receipts and the late Benjamin Barr. Mr. can soldiers. Rosst pork Instead Must -Convert to Coal Clifford ■chumacher.flsah«tmft#>hAr DuringDiirinc' thetheK \A . daughter .....was bom to Mr. and and Sprlngflekl. They were mar­ erage of 130 pounds per person. Miss Quinn leaves a brother, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phelps en­ went Into the Legion treasury. and Mrs. Champagne are members o f the traditional turkey was the tertained at dinner Saturday night dinner a Score of workers from MiP. Moreland Lord of .548 Bum- ried in South Coventry in 1892, at After the flag U presented, it will Edward Quinn of Cherry street; The two prize turkeys were cap­ of the Strazza Post American Le­ main dish at overseas bases. Or Run Risk of Re­ Vermont were introduced. side avenue, East Hartford, and St. Mary’s church, by the Rev. fly from the flag pole in Central a sister, Mrs. Julia Burgess of Mr. and Mm. FVank Parizek, Mr. tured by Orrin Smith and Robert gion, having served In office. They Special servlcea were held for The plant officers compliment­ formerly^ of Wapplng. Father Cunningham. They have Park below the national emblem. New York City; a nephew, Ed­ and Mrs. Morris Utley and Mr. Day of Amston Lake. Americana in Westminister Abbey, fusal of Supply. and Mrs. Raymond Bruce of Wil- have three sons, Ernest, and ed the employees for their origi­ A dau^ter Waa born to Mr. three children, Mrs. Caroline Albert I. Prince, chairman of the ward Quinn and two nieces. Miss A small white dog owned by Joseph Champagne and Robert Many Catholics observed Thanks­ nality in holding the dinner at and Mrs. Samuel Green of East Danks and George Prue of fclagle Hartford Times Scrap Metal Cam Julia E. Quinn and Mrs. George Ilmanttc. Gibson Porter, was run over and giving at Westminister Cathedral Boston, Nov. 27.—UP) — Owners Mrs. Philip Bugbee left Thurs­ Rounds. Relatives attended from ^ e plant. Windsor Hill, laat Monday, Nov. viUe and Joseph Prue of Storrs. paign. Bice Clemow, state Salv­ W. MacDonald, all of this city. killed in front of the Porter home Southbrtdge, Mass., Monson and and the Jews at West End syna- of approximately 800,000, New Tlve waitresses at the dinner age chairman, and a represenU- day for Mississippi to visit her the Andover Road Monday 23. The funeral will,be held from the husband, arriving Saturday. She this town. gogue. England Industries, business 'were plant supervisors and fore- tive of the WPB are attending in White Funeral home and at S t afternoon, the day before ita Mrs. Eleanor Learned presented Wlnaat Beads Prodamatloa Charged with Homicide addition to Francis Prichard, will spend a few weeka there. young master went to Hartford houses, hotels, apartment houses JEibt* j , ... Bernard's church. Burial will be Mr. Bugbee is training in camp. twelve piano pupils In a recital at President Roosevelt’s proclama­ ~ SB' V'* being made for the chairman of the Board of County in St. Bernard’s cemetery. for his army test. This la the third her home on West Main street, tion giving thanks for “the great­ and other establishments using EAST HARTFORD ng of the Army-Navy “E" CommiMioners who,accepted the Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Usher of dog owned by the Porters to be more than 10,000 gallons of fuel South Coventiry Mexico City, Nov. 27—UP)— Observed Holiday Tolland were Thanksgiving guests last night. Pupils taking part are, est harvest In ths hUtory our Telephone 8-4115 to the noneer Parachute Com­ Brig. Gen. Guillermo Palma Mo­ pennant for the county; Ernest E killed by hitiand run drivers. Gib­ Jean and Joan Squire, Alex oU a year were told by govern­ pany at ap official Army, Navy Thanksgiving Day waa observed of their son, Monroe Usher and nation,’’ waa read in London by reno, former Mexico City police Tucker of the Tolland County son felt very badly about the acci­ Mitchell, Eleanor Oilman; Connie Ambassador Wlnant who added an ment agencies today that they ceremony in the State theater, The annual Firemen's whist had in the institutions in Rockville and Mrs. Usher at West Willington. dent. faced this choice: chief, waa charged with homicide Farm Bureau; L. M. Dlljon, chair­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phelps and Bisaonnette, Ellaabeth, Marlon and expression of gratitude for recent ID ^ m ber t at 3:80 p. m. fifteen tables In play at the Town man of the Vernon Salvage co n- vicinity on Thursday. A t the Mrs. Kate Hanna, a former Take Immediate steps to con­ SALE hall, Monday evening. Prlxes went yesterday in connection with the daughter Patricia were holiday Edward < Bruce, Helen Cots, Bar­ victories. ' ^ fatal shooting Wednesday night mlttee, other salvage chairmen Rockville City hospital about 20 Hebron resident, is reported seri­ bara Rounds, Shirley Ballah and vert to coal or nm the risk of be­ Scrap Needs Bet to Mrs. William Hines, Jane patients enjoyed a turkey dinner dinner guests of Mrs. Phelps’ par­ There, the sick and wounded of of his wife, Guadalupe, and her from the Tolland county towns; ously ill at the home of her daugh­ Barbara Orlovmky. ing denied any further fuel oil. Flaherty, Joyce Cummisk, Francis and 11 patients at the RockvUIc ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bower both Britain and America receiv­ companion, Hoiaclo Nava Man- Robert Warner of the Stafford at West Willington. ter, Mrs. Forrest Ackley in WilH- Announcement is made of the ed a touch of Thanksgiving—sup­ Can Be Denied Fuel Here’s The Rule ap coiieciors muse cum in Fran*. Howard Richardson, Ralph Convalescent home. mantic. Mrs. Hanna is the widow Reynolds; door prize, Catherine terola. Police aaid General Pal­ Press, Stephen Von Euw of the Mrs. George Bugbee, Mrs. Rus­ marriage of Miss Marian Ann Ma­ plies of turkey donated to the ’The Office of War Information For A Wartime Yule 17,000,000 tons of iron and stsel At the County Home at Vernon of the late Richard Hanna of Heb- announced that the fuel oil could Cour. The turkey awards were ma Moreno went to a police sta­ Rockville Journal and Thomas F sell Bugbee, Mrs. Floyd Phel; loney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hospital by the United States Save Tires and Gas— to ma^ the demands of war In- Rady, Jr., of the Rockville Leader. £;enter 30 boys and girls had a ron. James Maloney of Stafford street be denied under Office of Price Ad­ BOY NOW! tfostry, for ths last six months of made to the following; Mal­ tion and said: *'I killed my wife roast chicken dinner at noon, the Mrs. Morris Utley and Mrs. B Army. and her lover.” Although Tolland County is the gene Winch spent Thursday last augli and Ueut. Michael F. Jellen, son In Australia, too, the mesa ta­ ministration rationing regulaUons, You thus eliminate waste­ IMS. colm Rose, Harold Russell, chickens and vegetables being f. Jo if owners of such properties failed week in Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Claude W. Jones, is of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Jellen of bles of our troops held plenty of ful last minute rushes. raised on the farm, by the chil­ spending a week’s vacation with to fill out a form now being dis­ For the past year the enroll­ Westford avenue which took place turkey and the menus bore a mes­ SAVE Manpower— dren. The inmatea at the Town ment of school children follows; her parents, from her studies at laat Saturday afternoon at 8 tributed and later were found to BUY NOW! , Farm enjoyed chicken as did the the Arnold School of Physical sage written by a chaplain, Capt. have heating systems which could Willington Hill, one, two, three o ’clock in St. Edward’s church. Gerald Siianlon cf Boise, Idaho, You thus enable us to do 14 quartered at the Tolland Coun Education, New Haven. Rev. Joseph H. Donnelly, pastor have been converted. and four grades, fourteen; Moore offering thanks to “the Supreme without extra help sorely ty Jail. Meadow, one to aeven, twenty- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schatz and performsd ths singl* ring sarvlea. Distribution of the forms, now In needed for war. MiUer-Abrahamsoa the'" small son went to the Schatz Attendants were Mias Helen RUey Being and Father of all. the malls or otherwise'" available, two; Village Hill, one to seven “W e are grateful,” It read, “for Protect Yourself— The marriage of Miss Louise J. horn 3 in Manchester for their of Forest HlUs, N. Y.. and Jullua marked the beginning of an Inten­ twenty; Hall Memorial, one to the rich heritage that la ours and b u y NOW! Abrabamson, daughter of Mr. ahd eight, ninety-nine, total 156. Thanksgiving Day dinner. They Jellen of this town. The bride at­ sive drive by the OPA and the Choose from complete Mrs. Ragnar Abrahamson of Tal- The follow! g were perfect in were guesta of Mr. Schatz’s sister, tended the New York schools and the assurance that the spirit and office of the petroleum coordina­ motives which inspired 'the.,^Pil- stocks while you can. HUNDREDS OF ENDURING AND jPs^’ilN CTIVE FUR­ cett avenue, to Robert P. Miller, attendance the past year: Anna Miss Frances Schatz. graduated from^tbe Julia Rich­ tor to save 30,000,000 barrels of NITURE GIFTS DRASTICALLY HEDUiyD TO EN­ son of M r-and Mrs. Paul Miller of Brndiar, Joan Hipsky, Elizabeth Members' of the Smith family mond High school, Naw Yoric city, grim fathers are to be found in petroleum a year to help offset the the fighting men of the United Grove street took place at Mroczkowskl, Peter Tremko, Ron­ gathered at the old Smith home­ and has been employed as a aec- critical oil Portage In the COURAGE EARLY AND IMMEDIATE g HMBTMAB o’clock Wednesday evening at St. ald Cushman. Sandra Miske, Wil­ stead for Thanksgiving day. Ewera acquainted with war conditions. Mias Armfleld had '■ strength eari, a lieutenant colcmel in ths $7.95 and will have headquartera on the Her grandfather on, her mother’s Miough left to reach the telephdqo A lovely gift. AuthenUc 18th third floor of the Professional side. Silas Perkins, Was a veteran Homs Guard, waa not accused of and dial a number—any nuteber. Century design, hand rubbed Toull love tjiis pastel woolen dress ’cause building on Park street. D. B. of the W u of 1812. any malicious Intent. Hs wasliaid It turned out to be that of mahogany, fine Interior con­ worker it’s wonderful to wear any where. . . de­ Scott of New. Jersey will be the Mrs: Tefft was a to have acknowledged committing Helen C. Comperts, a ewltchboSird struction. an indiscretion. Plenty of operator at The Southern New Bpscialt signed by Kay Collier.. the,‘soldiers with the societies or­ England Telephone Company, who organisation is to sUbillze and ganized for that purpose. She al Baby / maize, powder and white. heard her caUs "Help me. I ’m lift up the Connecticut potato so took an active part in war ^thinettes V prices in Mstern markets and to work in the first World War. In rick.” dreIs s d e p t . establish aM~orderly uniform tyv- Miss Gongierts -learned her the present war she helps by gen address and dtopatohedy police to tern of marketing through an ex­ erous contribution* to war drives $8.75 perienced sa^ea manager. Other the house. ’They found Miss Arm- through Red Crbea' and other iteULuncdOsclous. but revived her. commercial potato—growers are channels. She i s ' iiaturelly Inter­ for The Entire Family Invited to Join. ested in drives for veterans and V ’The officer* ars 'ITieodor* Huri- all veteran activity. / /. • ' Limited Number burt, president; Benjamin Kup- She continued to live in Hebron Pictufes Loaned chunos, Julius Wptstone. William after her husband’s death, but GLENWOOD Chambierlaln, GotUrisd H. Bahler, made her home in Hartford for Dual Oven ' Harry Liebman and SimOn Cohen, time later on. She finally, came To College Girls Ranges direetora. back to Hebron and lived for some $125 While They Last Wedding Saturday years with an old friend, ths late New London, Nov. 27.—(fP)—^Tra­ Mrs. Rosella Waldo, in the brick ditional banners, souvenirs and *111# marriage of Mias Adele M. house near the green. She left.the Rssony, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. glamor boys’ pictures on the walls town reluctantly when on account of Connecticut College for women $169.50 [ Anthony “ Resony ■ Campfield of increasing age it seemed beat I avenue. Hartford, to 'Edmund T. to make ths change, Mrs. Waldq dormitories are competing for Duncan Phyfe .TaWes I Koenig, son of Mrs. F. W, Koenig space now with old and modern having died. SIMMONS I of this city will take place on Sat- She made a visit>.to Hebron inasters, imder a new poUisy of Drop-leaf type opens to seat 6 lurday at St. Augustine’s church year or so ago, attehding a sup­ the art department. to for dlni''g — usable also in DeLuxe Felt with a reception to follow at the per at the Congregational church, Goya Aquatints, Daumier litho­ Mattresses Wethersfield Country Club. Miss and meeting her old friends again. graphs. Rockwell Kent woodcuts, S $19.95 Louise R. Rcaony will be maid of It was like a royal reception, aa and other pictures In a collsctlcMi MateUag Chair ...... fS.75 (honor, and John A: Reabny will be she stood and received hand- o f 200 are loaned to the girls when $18.75 (best man. The ushers will be sl^ es ai^d congratulationa. She they are not' being atudi^ by No More Living Booms With Springs WIB Be Made! Act Now! Charles Petschks of RockvUls u d also took pains to seek out those, pupils of the department. Right (Allis V. Rssony of Hartford. who did not come forward to now. Van Gogh Is the moat popu­ Mr. Koenig graduated from ths greet her. lar, Mr*. Robert F. Fulton — Your 2-Pc. Famous Kroehler 3 Pc. Living Rooms (RensselaSr Polytechnic Institute Her health Continues good, al­ ports. Living Room [anri wa^.formerly connacted with though her .hearing ts not what Keith’s stUl offers wide selections of fa­ Sale Prloa ConnacUcut SUts Highway it UM to be. She continues work Suite mous KROEHLER living rooms at low­ lartment. He is now with ths on bedquilts, which she lias dons Reupholstered est coat. This one has famous Kiwhler (War Department in Washington, since she was 16, end her . , ^ e n Confers Like New . coll spring construction, la hand trilored ID. C., as an aasistant matsriala work compares favorably with For Xmas in quality fabric—and is specially (snginssr. that dons In her youth. Her many ' With Catronxl ducod for this sale. Massive sofa, club ' Blriha friends here hope she will live to chair and lounge chair complete...... eat turkey on her 100th anniver­ SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION A.'daughter waa born Thsnks- sary. Mr. and Mrs. Asa EUls of London. Nov. 27.—-Fowign $59 (giving Day at ths Rockville City Gilead went to see her Tuesday Sscretsiy Anthony Eden, arho hss (hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and found her well and happy, dtoooungsd PsrUamsntery discus­ Croteau of Eaat Windsor. Mr; and 0 J W OF MJ MANCHESTER working on n qttllt. sion o f Admiral Jean Dartsa’s (Mra. William Lalx^ of 18 White Four more Hebron young myn ■tatus la North Africa, wasdis- 9x12 street are ths parents of a daugh- I have gone to take their final elosed today to hava oonfsrred “LANE” Lowboy CbesU BIGELOW (ter bom on Wodnsaday tests, having been ii^ucted into with Gen. Georges Oatroux of the Wool Pile Ueut. and Mrs. Thomas R. I a w - the u. 8. Army.. Thejr are Leslie Ths Wnd shown In "LIVE." Ao- Fighting French movement S H O E W R E thantlc Century style, tai Rugs—Now: |son are ths parents of a daughter Kinney, Raphael Kaasman, Gibson General Catrouz, Da OuUlst Porter end Vincent Mitchell. TThey mahogany with e iitv s (bora November 20 at Indianapolla, sommander In tha Levant and a 1115 M AIN ST OPPOSITE HICK SCHOOL p a s^ their first test succssaful wood ^ ~ |lnd. Mrs. LjtwBon waa formerly membar of tha Frendi Nstkmal 825 MaiB S tm t $46.50 iMiya Nan Flkberty of this cite, re, and If successful In ths final Unlng. $34.75 OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS WLL 9 P-F* ooe will leave'for thslr training sommlttee, rocantljr srrtvsd from (daughter o f Dr. and Mra. John-E. Beirut to report to ths commltte* — r iFlaharty of Elm straat Lieutenant about ilM firet of ths coming f Ml the poUtleal. mUttary and *oo- iLawaon ia sUtlonsd at Canq> At- ittOf&th- -nomio situation of Syito and LriM- Wacbury. in Indiana All schools of tha town war v-.sv^ I -■ ‘ ’ - ■ 1.- ‘ r PA G E A y j e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ^7,194>\ 4- MANCHESTER WAifcmsaFTB* ptisroni cpifif, nm>AT. yotBMBE* tt, i®4i

"Tf‘ I ReportB Miutolbu Oil Rationing RiotpJrt Romance at the Circle Woman Waitls \ P^ie Record N e w s o f ^ O u r I Wire Merger Leading Libya Vniu For Ex^utionl Well Advance^ • The Christmas Store MadieLy Unit B o y S c uta Plan Opposed London, Nov. 27.—(P)— w w 6 Reuters said It had recorded a Moacow broadcaat—which did Town Is Keeping Up Its Mf6> Hency Oilm wad Local Yoi|fi0 Wqmi^ii lOrganired Labor and] not Indicate the source and Record of Prompt Apparently Unafraid ( Troop g6 AFiag and toe Scoutmaater’a Bene- which waa without confirma­ $ong» of United Nations^ SeU n 9,000 Bond^ X, Dougtae Andarson, eertb# dloUon. Congress Near Show­ tion from any other quarter- Service with Coupons. For MEN and YOUNG MEN Deatb Sat Tomorrow. The weekly meeting of Troop 26 J o b reporting that Benito Muaao- Aod Stawfis in f ^ k 4 down on Clauses. I opened at T:16 Monday night with lim peraonally had aaaumw Manchester seema to be away On Saturday NighVi Bill WlUlam NorriA Scribe command of Italian f®t^£®f *** “WhaB it la taken Into aanaMgr- Laka ettoriaa, L*., Nov. tf—m Sanford Miner end Douglee Ander­ Waahington, Nov, 27—(IPl—Or* ahead of moat other town* In get­ —Calm and Mparently unafraid, The meeting wa# called to or­ LibyA replacing Gen. Ettore Gifts of Apparel That Will Be ation that ManobaaUj: hi cloae to son presenting the .flag and the ganlaed labor and Congreaa near­ ting out iU oil ration coupon#. The Hartford and that toan^ locat Mrs. Annie Beatrice (Toni Jo) der at 6:80 by Frank Wllsbn and fia*G®®- VMk Mttv 17 — Wl — A.4*xp«et to oWftoh to MhoiM, Qa people buy bondp' and jftamps In Hanry, oonviclad and aalf aonfess Pledge to the Flag was recited. the Pledge to toe Flag givan by ed a showdown today over em­ Bastido waa appointed a^ work waa so planned by Bldson M. m " a ££i;.^_.V tl» -.r «n»,,.bou. 3,« there during to® dayi■ . I khink the ad alayar, awaited aaacutlpn to After that the boya played “Skin three Den leaders. ploye-protection provUlon# of leg- preme commander of Faaclat Bailey, who Is head of the oil rem- Smarter Than Ever This Year flipoc^ )oy of the Georgif^ v«. Geor- force* in Ubya in In Nov. STthc UWted Nationa t* re- ing p>< showing of .toe Ambulance Trans- Louialana'a portobla-alaotria obair the Snake.” Then they went to Then the Cub# played a game IslaUon to permit Western Union mlttee. that 1.000 appUcaUona Uw iiiniwl roatovmstar ofat gueatmeat ar- I giaKia TechTe conteat. porUtiop Unit is to be compli- her* at noon (c.w.t.) tomorrow. patfol comers and the weekly called “Prisonera’ Base” and tola 1941. He also haa served aa atacoU the Saturday night Bond- | Deputy Sheriff Gibb* Duhon 1 and Poetal Telegraph to merge commander the Dodecanese were checked 'and th# coupons In On the air tonight: mentgd“ said Herbert B. House, dues were collected and tests were was__ followed by a relay race. mailed, on the flrat night. All ■> wagon on the MBS network at | gepelal chairman of the bond aaid Mra. Henry, convicted af the passed. Some more games were During to* Den period the Cubs their domestic facilities. Islands. NBC—8, Lucille Manners con- found In order were taken care of 10:16 p. m. tomorrow. {, 8:30, Information Please, campaign here today. “Up to noon killing of Joaaph P, Calloway, then played. Group 2 won the learned a new Den yell. There Already passed by - the S e n ^ Aa representative of the United w rt HouatoB, Taxaa, aalaaman in a games of '’Pull Over the Line,” wae alao a oonteat to aalact toe the legislation was sharply rev ise in the first week and to do this wni he “America Leon Henderson; », W ^t* Tima; Waoneaday the wide awake or- in bed. Morning arrived all too ganlaatiob has sold $16,000 In froaen ric* Said near bar* to Frank Orawshaw was in charge beat maroher. this week by the House Interstate required much work. Instead of ^ with and wuate : 9:80. Pi^Wtlon^ Party: to.^P^o- soon for the girls “ / “ere were having the appUcanU calling at Bathrobes— Lounging bonds and approximately *3,000 In February, 1940, atapt lata Thanks ot the troop In the absence ofi The meeting closed With the and Foreign Commerce committee other chores to do before Kent Coo'S??“so > i0:30,^ Coun- lying moiring and appkrsntly cn. Scout master Charles Lynn. and sent to the floor for considera­ the office the coupon* were mail­ ‘1 Wrtghtfion, baritone, who be- \ terfeit money £?^hibllt. stamps. Pack yell led by Charles Norris. for home. After breakfast the Women at War week bond and >yea tbs wild duck and drasaing There will be e hike on Saturday tion earl> next month. ed which prevented,,much confu 1 in radio as an NBC pasa boj^ CBS—7:16, Re* Stout, Our Se- { camp was cleaned up and the direct^ hV Alfrwl oret Weapon; 8, KaU Smith Hour; sUmpa driva lost a day tola week wtocb waa on to* Oalacaaiau par­ starting at 1 o'clock from the W. L. Allen, International presi campers scrambled into care *nd accon'ii.g to Ur. House and in iah prison'* menu. Center, weather permitting. Pack t Daa 8 dent of tne Commercial Telegraph The only work not yet finished Robes and Pajamas t u K u g m L tto ^ , 9 Friday Night riayfeiiw: 9:80, Robert F®aa. Serlba went home. is where errors were made aa to 11, NFaiienatein. . _ firewater Boy> 10, C a ra ^ Hour, spite of th’s handicap the unit has P*i;uty Dubon aaid toa oon- The meeting was closed with the era union, which cla‘" « Mrs. Emily Greeley, the Rln®*^ ftr -e attendance end due#. Then aaelst- “sorely disappointed’’ with the first decided to have those who Tru-Val Shirts Asuonal volunteer song of China Vdiir Navy; 10 The Girl Scouts of Troop 9 have made the applications call at the Victory. e will also be members of the Don Ameche would seem to Indie ate that there’s a shootln’ good Dubbed ’’l^ re a s” during her The meeting w as. called to or­ ant Den Leader Roaa Sblrar took House dra and would seek fur been asked to serve tea at the an­ nd Norway’s “Song of the Hoino over the meeting. Herbert Browp Ration Board for their coupons An Arrow White is oiways Riflhtl t,” rarely heard in this epun- MBS—7:30, Halls of Montezuma; u n i t ^ the Circle Theater for the romantic match afoot In “Girt Trouble,” toa gay 20th Century-Fox three murder/ trials, the woman der at 7:15 with the-Scout Iaw ther revision*. nual Christmas Baxaar at the 8:30, Drama, Cisco Kid; 9:30, Dou­ same purpose. comedy, now playing at the Circle theater. The . co-hit, “Counter- has been a model prisoner, Duhon and Oath. The troop Mien broke passed five elecuves, and George Particularly objectionable, Allen there waa such a jam that the The Crane-Calder chonis. the Cox passed one elective and one said_i,i waa th»the House committeecommittee’s a Methodist church on December mayor of the city stepped in ^ Ifasilieff Volga Russian chorus and ble or Nothing; 10, Boxing, Lee L * p ^ To Raach *2.1,000 JCspionage” sUra W arn * William aa "Tha Lone WoU." said, and has not suffered a day’s up into patrol corners. This was 3rd —Imogene Warren, Scribe For alnioet any Occasion, to look smarter and gavold VI' Jimmy Bivins. Tomorrowvevening all of the Illness since her imprisonment. 38 f^towed by a class instruction regular test. Everyone preaent did provision to guarantee employ­ secured an appropriation of 21,500 Cal Titmey. guest cpifimehtator, soap carving except < ^ rg * Cox ment to regular workers for a Troop 15 to mall the coupons. In Hartford neater wear an Arrow white shirt. They com* in Holeproof Hosiery glao are to ^In in 0\e program. down town disfrlct will be thor­ months ago. period which consisted of first aid Troop 15 holds Its meetings in What to expect Saturday: oughly caavasa^ on the last day Mrs. Henry, a aelf atyle "pros­ and signaling. and Robs Sblrer. At 8:00 p.m. the maximum of four years, instead of | they are being mailed out also. a large variety of collar styles, tool Advice on Buying meeting waa adjourned by the liv­ five aa provided toy the Senate and I the kindergarten room of SL gftm»thing tote too staUons will MetropoliUn Opera premiere— of toa driva and ^ unit through Benefit Dance titute at 13 and dope 0end at 16, Tha troop delivered to the paper James school, at 6:30 oclock on BLU, B p. m., Lily Pond in “Lucia its ttommander Malbr Alice Mad­ in a signed confaaslon admitted ing circle. the seven sought by the CTU. ’ be in the thrM-petwork hookup to Given Hou»euAve$ mill another toq and a half last To Eliminate Overlapping Mondays. S n v tf e X W and Navy football di Lammermoor."’ . den la angious to reatlh a goal of she bred the fatal ahots after ah* Monday. The vvomen of the W. Mary Hutchinson, Shirley Casat 1 ( j O O p C r F l t C S NBC—11 a. m.. The Oreightona; The legislation hais been endors­ itameJtoom gjmapolla Saturday |25,0(M. Mias Clara Cbanes, chair­ This Evening By Tha Aaanelnleil Praaa and a companion, Finnon Burks, C. S. group of toe North M&ryMary Hutchinson,nULVtlMSOvrsii Jean - ^----- ftu e , ' 1 Cftemoon- Alau th^re wiU he plen- S:to p. m.. Upton Oloae. man of ttm committaa o54lie unit had forced Calloway out of his car ed by officials of Western Union o p s —12:80, Stgrs Over Holly­ Methodist church have agreed to and Postal Telegraph and by the Shirley^ Casatl. and . Betty... r».„.i,vi Danahy Book on INews short wave faeiiitiaa ■<* that could not be reached by telephone There is plenty of good food .jnto the rice fleld where he was put on the banquet on December were chosen to sell Tuberculoels srwtce men almost anywhere egn wood; 6. Cleveland orobesti'a; filS , this morning but sha stated W ^ - Eapei't Large Attenfl* Stripped and killed as he knslt Federal Communications, commis- Calling PanrAmeriipa. if we buy wisely. begging for his life. Burks also is 2. This is the Manchester Dis­ aion primarily as ani eTOnomy Stamps at Dewey-Rlchmsn a and unft .. nesday night that tier committto trict annual meeting and all lead- Air time Mi aet for 1:15 via BLU—11:80 *• m., LitUa BLU won Qonddent of reaching its goal. ance at Hotel Bond; The Connecticut Department of u n ^ f ^ ath sentence but the data move to eliminate overlapping at Hale’s during the New York, Nov. | 27.—<>P)—The Playhouse: 12:30, Farmere’ Union; era, committeemen and scouters December.—Betty Donahy, Scribe. NBC, OBS and MBS — take your Mr. House added to this state­ Agriculture and the State Defense ot execution has not been set. services. hitherto unrevealed fight to give >'^ i c e of Bill Stem and Ken Car- 1:30, Washington Luncheon, Don­ Tickets Selling Fast. Council provide the following In­ The state Supreme court twice are urged to get their tioketa. All It would permit domestic car­ ment when he said that the gen­ return* are to be in to C. Fields, true and unbiased news to the -'toenter forN BC. Ted Husing and ald M. Nelson. eral committaa bad not sat any formation on the best buys at lo­ granted Mra. Henry new trials on rier* to merge with other domes- hmmy Dolan for CBS and Mel MBS — 12 Noon, Army-Navy cal stores. grounds of pfAjudioial conduct in chairman of tha banquet commit­ Uc carriera. and international car­ world is contained In the first goal for to* young ladies of tha Advadec ticket sales for the tee, by Saturday night. Allen and Connie Desmond. MBS. house party: 0:30 p. m-. Jimmy unit Th’i guota aeems awfully tha lower court but her third con­ rier* to merge with other l^«r* Recreation tibok by Kent Cooper, g^eral Dorsey Navy Salute. Memorial H^pital Auxiliary dance Meats: Cold cuts, ground beef, manager of -“he Associated Press, ^ After this game, NBC and MBS large whan to* unit made its de' beef tongue. viction was uphatd. A study period followed from national companies, after the Fed­ tonight in the Hotel Bond ball­ 8:00 to 8:15. This was followed eral Communications commission which will be released for public cision but to view of what has Gov. Sam Jonas ha* daclarsd h* There’* the GoaoOM . . . w osford erith room (ndteate a large attendance. Poultry, eggs agd dairy prod’' by a game period from 8:15 to had given Its Approval. Before ap­ Center Items sale Dec. 8. ^ been acnomplished in tores days It ucts:\American cheese, fowl. will not intorfara and to*r* wars tegular or button-down collar . . • » 1080 1S80 U alnm*t certain to go beyond tpe Tables bays been re.served for par­ no apparent lagal moves open to 6:46. Tit* scouts had a game of proval could be given, the gov­ The volume is entitled “barriers Fish: BlueAsb, smelts, clam*. ernor of each state in which any W p c y c le s *26,000 guota. ties on toa ballroom floor, and ar­ bar, boxing toe compass which was en­ Down ** The Dale . . . Extra-fine broadcloth enth wnc ly io G ^ e s WURC joyed. Then a diacuosion period affected company bad property Today; Farrar and Rinehart, Inc., New Fwirto®n down town business rangement* have beeh mad* for Vegetabisa: lyhita potatoes, Mrs. Henry Wtil be the 6rst 6-9—Junior boya game room a longer-wearing, non-wilt e*tobliahmenta offarad thair store* dinner parRaa preceding the turnips, parsnips. woman to be elegtroeuted to 'the from 8:65 to 8:00. | would be g;iven a hearing. York publishers, announced today open, E. S. and W. S. collar ...... Prtday. Niw^tobe* Frittay, NOv, |7 for *tations where hood* and dance. Fnrita: Baldwin apples, juice state and the second white wombn The meeting wa# closed at 9:00 QiiMO>mwir«»»acp.s«. caaassCMt boys’ the date of sale with a prospectus P.M. with the Scout Law, Salute to the ‘ 6- 6:45—Royal Blue Jrs. describing .the book as "the sto ^ •tamp* could be sold and altbougb Dancing wRl begin at 9 o'alock, orapgea, jfrapefruit. to die for murder. basketball. ' , The DabT . . . a broadcloth with a rector g:(^The Story of Mary Harlia. 3:05r^David Harum res were only opan WadpeS' of one of the major achievements SilgrrrNewv to * * “ >r with Roc Satriano’s Orchestra fu*"* 7_g_p. A. C. boys basketball. height, non-wilt. sUrchless collar. day nigbt tha. unit tumad to a do* nlshlng the music. Two WAt G irl 7.8_W omen’s plunge period. of our day—the breaking down of ~^pp«r Young's Family. 3;80-^t. Lwif Matto®® the international news monopoly 8:30—ElaMman School of Muate racerd. Bonds will be drawn at midnight, 8-9—Men’s plunge period. 8:4S—The Right to Happiness. 171000 Conducting llriva and if the winners are not present 7- 10—Bowling alleys reservedheld a few year* ago by three 4:00—Newa The following young ladtaa gro European news agencies and which 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:16—Afternoon Melodies at the dance they Will be notified Scout for Mr. Peloquin, E. S. # :t| -8 W lk DaUaf. memhors of the unit noiy conduct promptly of their good fortune. was used by them for the spread­ 4:45—War N«wa Tomorrow: ing of information favorable to • idto—Itireoso Jonea. ing tha drive: Mrs. Alfred B. Sundquist, gen­ Bowling alleys open, E. S. 4:55—National News Helen Accomero, Marion Ak eral chairman. expres.se.s her UP the national interests of their re­ 4:45—Young Wldder Brown. 5:00—Ad Liner—MuMPil Coop- News 6:00—When A Qiri Marries. rigg, AUoa Bgrlow, Phylls Barrett, praciation of the splendid coopera­ spective couqtries.’’ \ mtrUvr Grace’ Banaoni Loi* firock, Norma tion of her committees, who have 6:15—Portia Facaa Idle. 6:40—Matoory L»n« 6:80->luat Plato Bilk Brock, Irena Buy**®. Bria Carlaon worked so hard and efficiently to More Olri Scouts Holiday Deaths 5:46—Ben Bafpl® Clara Chariaa, Luai»® Oonran, Mae insure the success of the dance In 1934 the Girl Scout organisa­ 6:46—Front Page FarvaU. 6:00—Newa Tt nH w owwM lioiniiw 6:00—NfWa. Carrlgan, M arJ^ a CXuhman, Alice She also feels grateful to the Ex. tion is going to extend its mem­ Reach New Low 0:06—War Commeptary Darling, Merle Dewarf. Barbara change Club, one of the newest \EARLY bership. It Is a duty and a privilege « :1 5 —VtotoGf M Our Buatoeaa. 6:10—Sporta Donnelly, Rena Faloettg, Priscilla We’re service clubs in town, for Its gen­ to make Girt Scouting available to 6:80—Musical Appetiaera. 6:16—Today a t to* Duncana 6:46—Lowell -Thomas, common- Ferris, Helen Hayea, Dorothy Hor­ erosity In donating one of the War as many girls a# possible. At the fD U U W U M 6:30—Keep Working, H®*P Sing­ vath, Marion Horvath, ' Florence By The Associated Press tA functional Derlodle dlstorb- tRtor. ing, America Bonds. same time. It is Important-that oncet—try Lydia E.^ n k h am s Com' Johnson, Florence Kane, Bertha Those who have not already se high standards which have won T:00—Fred Waring In Pleasure 6;t5—Tb* World Today A well-fed America saw its ^und TA^SS (^th Time. Kleinschmldt, Alice Kupchunos. cured tickets, may do so at the the confidence of parents, .educa­ first Thanksgiving Day of the war Sso fine atom a^ tOTdcl A Profusion of Smart 7:00—Amos 'a' Andy Anna KutA Ruto LaFond. Ruth ballroom enirancs this evening. tors and government representa­ label directions. WeU worth tryingl ^T:15—News «f the World. 7a5-Raa Stout •caret Weap bring what probably was a new T:80—Betty Lou and Tommy Lamprecht, Jessie Little, Fannie tives, be maintained. The mem­ low In the number of fatal acci­ Lucas, Bhaabetb M®chie, Alice Styles and Pattern» in Rigga- 7:80—Baa;- Aaa# bership extension will have three dents for the holiday as uninter­ Madden, Ruth Matchett. Marjoria Aaeapta Invitation Important strings to iU bow—the rupted production.’ gasoline ration­ 8:00—ciin # Sapvice OopeerL 7:46—Ml Haas—Trtaar qf Lost McOormlok, Gladys McNeil, Ber­ 8:80—Infoftnation Plaaae. Persona filling of all existing troops to a ing and the absence of many now nice Merenino, Pauline Mereniim, lA Pa». Bolivia, Nov. 27—(F)— maximum of thirty girls; r®g“ ‘*;®- in the armed services joined to Sweaters' 9:00—Watts Tl»a. 8:00—Kate Smith Hour Grace Murray. Kathryn piaon, President Enri(|ue Penarande an Start Your Ij-. 8:80—Plantation Party. 8:66—Osoil BrowS tlon of every girl active in Girl reduce sharply the flow of traffic. ♦ Elisabeth Pavelack, Bessie Peperi- nounced last night his decision to Scouting; and last but not least, In contrast to past Thanksgiv­ j Neckwear MEN*! AND BOYy Ak8:&3—Pipe Dreams. 8:00—Gr*at Moment* From tla. Dorothy PUtt, Bernice SchuetA accept an invitation from Prest 0:00—People Are Fmwy- Great Piaya the 'organisation of new tiw p*. ing celebrations, reports of death Xmas Shoppinig Bernice Sr isky. Mae Sloan, Doris dent Roosevelt to visit the United which means, of course, receding by violent means trickled In. ?0:80—The Silent Saboteur. 8:80—That Brawator Bay Tedford;' EUaabeth Vennard, Lucy. States and Congress, through }0:46—Program from New Yoric. IP iOO—Camel Caravan and training new leader*. There Early today. 80 persons had been W ad ^ l, Hannah Donahue, Doro­ bill of urgency, quickly authoriz­ are more than 700,000 Girl Scouts reported killed. 30 In traffic, eight NOW! |l:00—News. lt;Q 0—Naw# thy Boanino. ing him to travel outside Bolivia. |1:15—Three Suns. U :06—Sport* RoundUP in the United States. Thousands by trains and 42 in shootings, coal \ 1:80—Road to Danger. UilO-'Ceeil Baows-r-Nawa - r and thousands more girls would mine mishaps, fire# and by drown- 2:00—Newa. U :16—Orphaatra be ScouU if there were enough InK- } troops, leader* and troop conjmlt- Sudden death came to 190 last Shop In Who said handkerchief |2:96—Paul Martin's Muaic. II :S0—Orohaatra to:00—Newa tee* to go, around. President Thanksgiving Day. 12:80—Log CMhln Farma.„ Orches­ \Roosevelt has said. “1 should like tra. Toqmrvaw's F af Wm Manchester A-M- ./ UKsee Girl Scouting made avail­ British Philanthropist Dk» gifts were rdl alike? |3:M1—News. 7:00—Newa able, to even more girls, than are TolUitraow'a Prograni 7:10—Shoppers Special ^/Muaic, now 'participating In it.” London. Nov. . 2 7 - m - Sir Stores! He’s tore to be pleased as Punch if yon give hi)n A. M. lime / BINGO ^^ovle to Available • Charles Hyde. Birmingham nevvs- 6:00—Reveitta, Agriculture News 7:86—Shopper* Bpeoial/ A one-'reel, 16mm. .black and paper publlaher, philanthropist •> Arrow hhodkercliiefs. Designed by the smartest siyL FANCY . 6:86—News. 7:45—Robert Furriery■^Program P Tomorrow Night Jn Orango Hall white umipg picture, Is now and owner,.^d breeder ot race­ ists, they bave their oun dislinetive paUerna . . . !• 6:80—Doye O’Dell. Manchester Chamber AND 7:65—New* Sponsored by the PrUikb AmariniiB Club ready for ilwwlng by councils, horses. died yesterday at hia home niatch or bicrtd with Arrow tie# and sliirW. And aU 6:46^ReveUle. 6:0O^Newa of the World clubs, schools, churches and serv­ in Berkawell, Warwickshire. Sir KHAKI 6:55—News. 8:15—Shoppers Special 20 GBiiiei— $3 FfiiB E«cb Gbiwb ice groups. The title la ‘’Volun­ Charles. 66, wa* unmarried and of Commerce Arrow handkerehiefs are man-aise, too! (.oiiie, to ' 7:00—Morning Watch. 8:80—N®wa leersteers Forr o r Victory." This motion _ i hisnis baronetcy Bbcame extinct on today and see o*ir swell selectio*. 8:00—NewA 1 Hi 8:35—Shoppers ' Special — Con­ 2 Games $10 Prize X Gbhib $ 1 Priaa picture, written and produced pro- 8:15—World News Roundup. death. 8=80—Women’s .Radio tinued 1 Game $15 Prize 1 GimiB 920 Prize fesaionally under the^^uperviaion of the National Public ^latlons I — with Nan Clarke. 9:0(WPraa« Ntwa ___ National ------FMIm 8:56—Program Parade. 0:16—Oaucaaton Metodia# All fop fX.OO Committee of Girl Scouto,Scout*, and * ‘ 9:30-r-T^ QardEtt Ofttil approved b y .a mib-commlttre oi ratirrnm 8:00—Women'a Radio Baaaar. InitimU 8:15—The Story Club with Jane 10:00—Pubiio Forum — Hartford Extrtt Cttrdflf 3 for 2 5 c . ^ 2 Special Gam^s the National Bhcecutlve C om m l^, Dillon. Boaru of Health Uhrary Ha* $25 Prize Eaobt 3 Curds for 10c is designed particularly to he 8:80—“F6od News." the Apawer O P A paaaumar local council* and lone ®*'* Buy War Savings Bonds 8:45—Home Town Girl—^Wlni News 1 Sweepgtake' Yes, folks. We Urge Y o o To Do ' ganizatlons Interpret Girl Scouting Hlgtat. 10:30—NaUonal Hill BiUy Cham­ to the public and to aid the exten­ at th e pionship Playing StBrti gt 8 P. Mt sion of Girt Scouting In the com­ 10:00—Encores. 41:00—Warren Sweeney—Newa 10:80— Quartermaster Quarter munity. It show* graphically and li;'06r^Pelta Rhythm Boya Christmas Shopping Early This Year . . dramatically, how Girl Scouting ^m m o^ u,tjrmKKMCMiB^Fs Hour. 11:16—Naighhmhood Call 1 10:45—String Serenade. flU naturally Into the eye of a 11:80—Lat’a pratond nation at war. It shows h w Glnl idiatchester, and Gabardine Jackets -81:00—The Oreightona Are Com- l|:O0-:-Th*ator of Today Ing. A'void the Congestion and Confusion Scouts help the war effort, and UAO—U. S. Coast Guard On PM- what is more Important, it 12:80—Star* Over Hollywood how Girl Scouting helps the girls The Way to a Man's Head Wool Jackets Parade (To W'EAF.) ______1:00—New* Loaji iUsodation ' lg:00—Luncheonairea. themselves. 1:06—Strictly Swing Will Result In Waiting Until Loter. — •Victory Fund Drive 955 Main Street 1|:30—Connecticut Farm Forum. 1:80—Ad Ltoer • ' ■ 1:00—NewA The Victory Fund drive closed Men’s and Boys’ Mackinaws J:15—Army ra. Navy Football i Thankaglvlhg Day and t ^ They are a safe i n v ^ e n t and give you * ^ J ^ T e Game. There Is a Choice of Merchandise In Most national result will be ®nnounc^ The more you buy thhxmore you help to defeat the Plan Card Party oliTJecember 7. December 7 le toe \ first anniversary of Pearl H®r^r. enemy. - t To Cheer Up Veti The War Saving Stamps contribut­ Heady to Finiih All Stores NOW...But That Will Not Hold ed by Girl Scouts In this drive are It’s a Patriotic Duty .So Buy AU You Cani , a loan to the nation now where Murder Trial Case The Auaihary of And*raon-Sh*a' the money is needed, and will,he Post, ,Veterans ot Foreign Wars, True Loter On. used later to provide relief for will hdld a pivot card party Fri­ • child wiar sufferere. ' Bloomington, Ind... Nov. IT.—(#) day evening. Bee, IL : bi toe Pflet AU ^coiit and Brownie Troops, artd all council members should »-The praaecution was ready to rooms, Manchester Oresa for to* benefit of the patients at Newing­ leave their contributions at the . oamplete its ease today in the ton boapital at ChristmaA Bridge, Select All Wearing Apparel home of Mis. Marjorie Mitchell. 69 [ Br®t-degree murder trial of Mrs. whist, or any other games may be Fairfield street, no iai®® ■j- Caroline G. Payne, 48, former played. Refreshments will be cember first. Miss MltcheU. a . 'If nawapaper buaineas manager, with servW after the games by Hos­ Care As To Sizes. Exchanges Will Be f racti- Council member, is chairmau oi ‘i^ to® testimony of Mrs. Chdries O. pital chairman, Lillian Linders the Manchester Victory Fund < Mattingly, widow od the India. and her committee, Helen Gustaf­ Committee. o.,,...* if nnpoUa lawyer Mrs. Payne is ao- son, Florence Streeter, Dorsf Mo- colly Impossible After Christinas, j The Manchester Girl Scout :^Gvaed of SbopUng. dean, Gertruda WnneH and Mad*, Council will hold a meeting at the I'S The defendant, who spen>. her line Drake. i. home of Mrs. Albert J. ^blnsoiv f . ^ atceeid Thanksgiving Day in jail A prise wiW h* give* *t each THIS IS AN A (^ ^ CASI^ commissioner, on yfotorday while to* lr|(U waa in table and two door prises wiH be $h/ire Your Cor With Your Neighbors and first of December, at 7:30 o clock. for Christmas give a tfoeas, waa tried last spring for drawn. It Cm Happen tQ you i ' Election of officer* will Uke placa shooting of to* 4t-year-old at. Bach yatc.M eMrtstma* time HERE ARE THR FACTE:■ This luri* nW ^fla-family Mra. Robinson's address 1* W toniay-examiner for the Indiana the Auxiliary visit* tha hoapitM Ridge street. Service comrottston, who with a variety bMhat and each pa­ dweUiRff WdS rgmodeled, withent My S«t«rior ghgnges, Make Planned Shopiung Trips. ' Troop Newe 8* her home while attond- tient is allowed to choo*e hi* OWh in fo ' thrSd kitahen-dipiettc RPMtpidntd. Totid iRComc: Troop 8 STETSON HAT XlwUaiia University Law type-*# gift basket. Tb* vetanw# 1130! The older glrle ®f T r ^ 8 s^ n t Th* Juty waa unafalt t* loofi forward *a*b yaar to to* vto- October, 27 end part 9 *'HJ? F ootw ear i agreement. its of the auxiliary members bear, Herd’s What Yoa Cm at the Girt Scout camp In VeroM. In presenting testimmiy ot mpre ing gifts. There are almost 300 pa. Mem Is • serioos abertege of Ito—leg epMS Igf pa* perksoa A group of nine were preee^ in­ k V ^ HoMay gift to oiske hha forget all othen. wMeh J8 « MB kelp salve .ri l« nm r own and yoe? eoimtry«B 80 witneoee* aince Mtmday, Uents at the hospitfd at toifUme. cluding two leaders, He'll sdmif* the novel MiaUtwe het-bos... For The Who afllamptod to eaat auo- Tieket* ar* naw m *6i*Vfor the advantage — by maldag repnirs and addlttone In your bonw Anderson and Mr*. Elmer A n ^ r on ttia M ane* plea ot to* b*nem card party. pptt.wtn 6M8II new Uving epnee tor woifcen fuM towlWea. V-' Merchanti Division Of The aon. The meaU were all cooked sad he'll eajey the bnnd-aew S t c t ^ hat-hnuh.M j. |C iJI0IIS6 ^SeN hasaiiea e< tomparary to;, over an open fire and camp ‘^Pf™ hut how he'll riirill to that gift certiicst* fa m ify to aatabtiali jeatouey Agad riiytoele* Dto* were divided equally he can cxchai^ for his Stetsoal > TMC. tor Bm ihiying. girl*. As darkneee MOfoed, K. H - Not. «d upon the camp the girl* did That's the way to Msh* hH Christmas acnyl li *M top* *f Motar aeel- Dr. Harbeii tttlUiaaii Hutobtoemi, G. £• Willis Son, be. Selrtneir tostlaw chore, for toe;r— day ‘ ‘ i*|mes>i eiitar to to* fall eoA 81, toi* of to* M ttoa'* abtook p na- Ctonl. I bar. M nw ef e M in t Manchester Chamber of Coimnerce oUyedU a lewfew gamea. When — ------the *1^ m » * t toavaa. oftoa tieliig itoyrieisiui until k* heesmo m T s i s s MANcmceixii wamina._____ sounded»lta weorv the weary U) a jM iito agA died yostondey. s HAIR «r. eeUie^ He wae a DaraMutb graduate. , . r p QPt* CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.1942 WAllfCTOTPS pVENIlfG HEBALP. K'ANGpESTEIl. C p ^ . FRIDAY^ IJOVEMBER 27,194» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. ^ 4m...... I . T o U O r d e r Commeppe ,cra>)>B|M.e „ by Grade III; '"Thanksgiving. | ‘AirWm'diens Dean to Take Directors of W atkins Brothers Fup)Bar«,War overall gasoUne and rubber____ DiniOtttOpdep sbng by Grade HI; ’’Out tor a] MONTGOMERY WARD .Green School Walk,” choral reading by Grade C oal Supjply bta^in^^,°deriaf- I No Dismissal 11 Overnight News IV; “Oome Ye Thankful POoplA Rules Issued local Pulpit WopkfiFs Will ed nationwide rationing was neces- la Given Hen Come” and “Harvest Bjrna, W » Ff'hh**' .ClW the mUito: ing considered sufficient cause for no auxiliary police in the vicinity. Meanwhile, the Office of Price here. During that time, 3tey. Gib­ unrestricted use of tires "the ep- Hmiwyai; wandana are cautioned to "If there are any disputes,” he jratooritles’'to ' ric^'tosuecl dismissal. _ E««^-Dt. Ctofto. O. D .«» M ,|a 11 om M.- ™i Adniihistration reported a re­ son Dahiels,'assistant snpeHnten- asserted, they will be resh^ved iii M*;? aygtepj jvp^d onlen that the 'oj^u^ Faced with these problems dur­ d i^ t traffic from the sidewalk vision of price regulations cover­ dent of the state Confei-cnce vyill coilapw. ing the. past week, CMrtlsa K. of Essex, died yesterday. He waa x j^ m m , Gr^® CAN ’T H EAR rather than the middle of street— such a ' way os "to'preclude the fectl'ye five from prdi naUve OT East Haven and 7™* BP"'**®" ing parts for converting oil-fired assist with the parish .Work and It did not, »'patpntly, m.clude to: Thompson of New Haven, imem- In the Interest of sel<-proservation. heating burners to handrfired coal \yill be available tot paetqra) syr- possibility of there being any dif­ It SPpm as toW8h ^Pto gen- ployment compenaatlon commis­ graduated from Yale. His '^Wow.I b ^ ot. ^ ^ ^ S ^ ^ g ^ v in g Day, ficulty In people generally going Sfp^. The Stojia Defense‘jCpijpci c - <■* There will be a more complete bul­ which it said would mean an aver­ ^dces. ' sioner, granted claimants compen- Sree daughters, and a son »ur- Oriton ^ „ ^ f^ f^ a y e r ^f WELL? '• letin issued to all wardens describ­ at>out their activities without in­ Ignppapt of th)|i m ?r m pyPF; WVft thi? |tpR t age increase of $1.50 to $2 per Rev. P ssjI Ro.ss Lynn of Gilder- terference, until the matter can . feef 9f m p m o o - saUon benefits according to the ing this traffic problem in com­ householder for needed parts.,, sleeve, who has been acting pgS' any traitorous, Henapj monthly , bulletin of the Federal r'S*Tu.Ky,°JJlS plete detail. straightened but.”' " jected. b eg ^ g h ts ^ eUm}i)fte gp: i Dm T Fflor loti ef Hcarkta! f'»"X OPA 3Sid the revision was made tor of Center ^hurch the pgst Henry RPrtHrl SwanaoB Employment Services Compensa­ automobile Ores which f*® ^dergarten; "I Heard Mr Wardens who do not haye Air to take care of increaseA costs, three mpnthe, duriiig thb lUneas of ■ •‘toRlAg ly sh,ort ot pppfuslon to thp mg^er. longer be recapped or retreaded, I ^ ^ Grade I; Raid Warden CertiAcAte hot 4 tion division yesterday. "reflecting freight charges at the Rev. Watson Woodruff, wlH occu­ At the regular ouarterty meet­ With no new rubber ayaJlaBlp> *Vp gte jyeao:': One New Haven War worker, don’t let that stop you frra Jurk^^ ‘Thanks- covered by insurance in cage of ac­ manufacturer’s level and relieving py the pulpit this coming Sundhy, Jeffers testified, ''we fa.ee toe ^ ^ ) t put hped jC hsir pf the greg o. donaUng them to the Rubber Salv-I Noveinner uays cident during a^ ry^ (or tests) ing of the stockbolden of WatH^us | J toe hesdllght pfft ig tl------previously regarded by his em­ ffivinE.” song* by Grade II. 10 TO 1 YOU ARI NOT the squeeze on the wholesale and and it. is hoped will visit the Bros.. Herbert Swanson and Henry Manchester solutp necpssijty o r' the raUbnmg ho'iie la p,oj i i ployer as a good employe, had age committee. Bice CHemow, exe­ “Thknksgl^g Day," recltarion when they s^ doing traitlc du]^. cetbil levels,” of the growing epn- church again. Reverqid Lynn is prograhi- which will' enah^e us to toy " wj* »>? .;r8 ap,eape askto 'to cutive secretary of the R.S.C. sug­ DEAF—AND CAN HEAR Por U^yt. reason, they must taM Smith were elected directors of the — the lower beaq) fijplv fused to work overtime because he / yecsion industry. the missionary paator p t the Coun­ company. Date Bopk continue essential dri-vihg through >at cettoin g bad made a personal appoint™®"* gested last night that you place WITH THIS NEW AM every. Meceutioo to prevent s^ - cil of OonnecUCut Congregational the fall of 1M3 and wring ot tog you. ihp'^ .‘?o ■«e 'p .g r ) ^ f tg k t them in salvage bins which can be r dentg i|}i win UjOt receive aw ^t■ .gwanaon )f publicity d'fcc- through’ whisi. ‘3ff,cw m r P ’ Quits Despite Warnings churches, and the local church Is tor of the store end has heen there < m m m ' “ ‘gft )# "Pf * When asked to do the found in every town In Connecti­ benedMt Tonight Jeffers gaid toe p^roducUon of th'e' pjr^ed ^^pd. telUiig ypu t,et us explain and demoo- IV o A re Slain gratified that he has been able to since June, 1920. He is a native of { work, he replied that he Intended cut. Bleoltout pcUla: ^ h e n reporting remain with them for this length Annual Ball, Women's Auxil­ synthetic rubber was clouded by that ^what' they ‘ nntiPhwide Hartford —Connecticut Selec­ strate what PERSONAL­ bla^p>ut violations to fieport Cen­ Manchester, educated in Manches­ to putt work at the end of the COLDS: of time. He has m a^ many friends iary of Memorial hospital, at Ho­ '’jfs" Including a bJg’”if" in regafd goanUne rationing an<) and you aqd ) regular Shift.' He did, despite tive Service officials were asked IZED Hearing Aid Service ter, mtf* and give ti^ luwae ter schools and well known to hun­ chn ' 'mileaiae' f^i^pntog Kienpplb PiipFpy FIGHTFICHT MISERY C a w in the town bhd parish, has visit­ dreds of people. tel Bond. Hartford. to “thp success P* toe processes unhepps- warnlngb of the security of his for an additional 75 conscientious where you feel It-^iib ( mean* to you • •. DU9 i|i|:y ^ ecell eg the street. This Hospital Oriye opens. \ ed the siclt, performed a number Mr. Smith has been ^th the and the stoe and continuity of job, and was dismissed on the fol­ objectors to work In state hospi­ throat, chest and Notice how carefully we of marriages and officiated at sev­ store since July, 1919. He has ^unday, November 20 output.*’ • — . Patterson declared that the lowing day When he reported for tals and Institutions yesterday by tack with thae-tsited ,pr cent be­ CommiJsioner Thompson. In his study your need*—how we vided thsis^ cars 'gebnt bn*^ private, the addresses advanced to Itabist. Manager of sent Attorney frvlng Davidton of cause 00 per cent'pt tofmer"crude W. Pbelpa Last Monday, 25 of the parish of dnich he wqs actlag pas­ the furniture department. Hp. like-, New Yorkir^ on the subject: "Con- good, and the outlook is reason­ decision, said that the claimant objectora, whose religious scruples aelect and edj'Mt the eet that Oewboin are unknown. A white tor. ‘ rubber toufees was in Jgpanesp to the U. 8.i ^hoonU police officer was hos- wise, is 4 native of Manchester temporaryirary Jew|Jewish Wit and B"' ably hrisht. I deem il plain com­ may have been "too brusque’ in forbid them to pnrUclpate in ac­ U beet for you! Your eetie- and a graduate of Manchester at 6:30 p. m. mon sense at a time like this to possetolon causing a seripus sup­ ff. sprie? of gpUiude pxafBtoa- his refusal to work overtime, but tive military service, were put to Start Your faction i* guaranteed by our schools, ^e is probably one ot err on the side of convervatism.” ply ahortagpT ^ by that action did nothing war­ ^^^^Oomment From Officers December | "H trpt^vptf^OD bpgs down, work at the Norwich State hospi­ "golden rule” policyl Available executive officers at F l i r t Manchester's best known furniture Monthly"aly meet!me'eting Pines Civic president Roosevelt’s order left ranting Immediate dismissal. tal as attendants. congressional opponents of ratipn'- then ptone and Jaflk ptoductidn In a similar case, CJdmmlssloner Call or write a* TODAYI thg encampment where the Negro men. Mr. Smith is also active'at Association, at 72 Linnmore drive. breaks down,” be said. “Thos4 New Haven—A West Haven Xmas Shopping wsii^ierB were stationed had no BrUig# C am plainfs the Manchester pountry club and yycidito»4ay.'B^"'ker 2 ing with the aiternatlve of giving Thompson ruled that religious landlord has been ordered, it was Who .WQ,uld risk crippltog trana- scruples which forbade s Jewish 99mjnent. Newsmen were referred a great golf emhiistast. Dorcas Society Variety Sale, up the fight pr carrying it to tog portatioq take the chance pf crib- disclosed yesterday, to repair a Y a n k f ^ floor pf Congresa- carpenter from working on Satur­ Fred Ellia, regimental com- and "Koffe Stuga” at Emanuel pltog offt tfepPfif f.Prppg ” furnace under a mandatory in­ NOW! Wcsri’rn Electric ’The Ihiel HtUbtiw lb attracting HprrtojWy caB Wegting • days merited recognition and ipip^r, who Aysb caligd lyhen the Lutheran church. Only Way to Save Riibl^pr therefore he awarded that claim­ junction granted OPA Adminis­ "U rted ■ mori^ afatehtiw to»jl YWr thjtn in Plan ApFesI . 'American Beglon Home, JO, to They hurriedly called a meeting trator Leon Henderson by Judge hearing aids AU armored miMtgw 9br pg- the'psbT hS^Vifa tbb hrifer that 4:30 p. m., work on Red O oas sur* ant compensation benefits. PRODUCT OT BtU UltPHOHl to decide whether to proceed' Abraham S. Borbon OT the Court Shop In LABORATORItS RISEARCM ^plgd the scene Imnwwbtely aacr no house tobU kbYb pkitf then #5 gical dressings. A standing invl; legislation that would stay* ration­ J g g of Common Pleas. It wax the first (Oo« I Of bebt- Ab' f tobult com- O f liiuspcct sbooUng stopped the pplice tation to all' women to assist 'in ing by stal'ut'e for from $0 days tp suwwca. * nc AVttVJf, ItC acUon of lU kind locally. The ipent reportod. this worth-while effort for pur ...... tenant of the dwelling had com­ D. O. STOUGHTON CO. Mgrabs ripgii'h f t AigwMr six months but privately they ex­ iion’^that New Haven Road Manchester Ing mlUtory gutonjtltiea. t tondlor^ ^nq furnish (Continuqj) eygyp eHlb) armed forces. Come at any hour pressed 'belief that 'there was lib fty to ,e VO ine ueei. or lo an aavanca^iger- plained that the health of hU wife •247-255 So. Whitney St. line. Wftt ■ tpgbe Ig noth- heat. eepfclbUy iq apartment tires not uspi jfpr psjie ‘k Kom OUT- lAjia to gddition to ^eiybcd were of thp d^y most convenient. tie they could do. vice School for additional InMriic- Income Increases and minor cMld were endangered Hartford, Conn. abgidn ^ n Jordfsa gM U9rb<=* houeeb cash along other valuables A special 'Senate 'War Investi­ fiy' Uon. There he will serve und|er by the faulty furnace. Stores! h io «g*m hPtiyAx wgat Dnrlng the yegr ’rhuFv^y. December 8 veteran petty offlccrj In' his spep- 8«od ntBX beoh. Ktplala FKU Wat. Htonto. btate higb,w«tf w U to w - and a bank book showing deposits Christmas Bazaar, South Mlefb- gating committee, seeking to de­ Tfif.to ifW tal^ of a cqogrea- Hartford—^Thomas H. Lockhart, periutoudent two, cpdlPtoifltb wetf tDe of more than |l7,0fl0 jycre found velop '.’the facts on noth sides' of lallze^'^ld, recftlving ^ore prac­ h u w I AwOb 9# our ipgdiufflL odist church- sianal move tp ppst HanifOTsotj tical instruction and experience. New Haven, Nov. 27—(JP)— A state aeronautics commissioner, bombers attb^Od % Board W cpnFfrplqf beat. untouched in a trunk. , Fr| December 4 rationing issue,” called Petroleum from'toe niUmtoig ptoturp. Repre- yesterday reported a flood of ap­ Manchester Chamber Of thebe Wtnnlbtotb Wf wi^ made Keys to the trunk were found in Service Schpp^Afff ^ Pffg^ net Income ■ of |$2,505,064 for Oc­ N.m. und at hlarbta AWtr Board ot Control meeting. Coordinator Harold L. Iclces, Rub­ sentailve ’ Anjur'^n ‘ (1^.. l^.eg offer c^jiiW to 2ft of tober was reported yesterday by plications from mgh school groups Aghellg, on the nigafSt of l^ y . ipent reported btoftod Whbb a in the l>blwbbb August apd the woman’s clothing, which haij Chamber of Commerce. Y. M. p. ber Administrator WiUiain M. Jef­ In all parts of Connecticut for r October~ and' thf pt^fV ^ tietween 8aId''6pposj^pn tp ’rationing wou)4 4B specialists trades of the U. 8. The N ew York! New Haven and of Cfrtnmercc i solitary policeman shot g Negro been torn from her body, but ap-"' A., 6:30 p. m. fers, Pricci' Administrator itoon AddrcM J 25-26,” the communique reported. reportei November and January. largely disap^ar if mpgranj Navy. Hartford railroad. It compares membership in the planned Con­ "Be*** m m s dt«?ow d ^ r ' soldier. Officers said companions pcrently no effu'^t had hegh Ujade Pageant of tbe Brifl!^?' S^epod Henderson and'Transportation Di­ was shifted from Hendersoh> of­ necticut Ovll Air Patrol Cadet o^ the wounded soldier retiirn^ Ip ro^ the apartment. with a deficit of 8289,122 for a craft, causing fires.'’ Congregational cburcnl rector Joseph EastiiW before it fice to ' toe‘ "0'ffice ‘ m ' 'Beiensp similar period. corps. He said although no units with Gargnd rifles gnd ether Monday, Decembej 1 today. ^ Transportation headed by Joseph have been omclally set up as yet wree* fgfwgy equlpreeht Bus Priyef ^ Net Income tor the 10 months m Docks, gad ou Women’s Auxiliary Sf gheghc C. pf The committee planned to go .to B. Eastiqan. 1942 totaled 815,611,534, and In­ more applications had been receiv­ Unite were dWWbd bt Awag tbbWdblUeb was b re- I\, Y, Stocks A r m y T r i ^ l C. tea. Kansas CTity next wepk to ed than can possibly be admitted pprtor Itoto Tb* Arizona ReP«b“c crease of 811.046,707 over the by raidere oopnmtliw V»Ui Tuesday, December 8 midwestera mayors, civic ‘officiaTs, same period last year. under existing regulations. tUera of Ueut. TtWt|h who repbttod eaa dt hto shod Wbb Award Army and Navy E, Pio­ am) pifprca^ntafiyito q< 'P)) stod 9tt. Fpf Sqldipr Gross revenues for last roontn Usenhower's eepMObn* V m uirbot neer Parachute Co., at State The­ t S were 814,649,160, an increase of its were sco;^ on rallwby ip- ■ ater at 3:30. serve rubber was “comparable tp F s p J AlUed Cbam ”"*.T p 85,104,846 over October 1941. For ftallatlong. ffeight yards , and Am Aii^totes ---- 1 (Continued ff-Qff B iff Rg(!) Wednesday, DeMnnber 9 W fWf.ch-.c.off>- rationing water'to save eoflee, ,or the first 10 months OT this year, Bristol Factory yrarebouges. Aw ...... Christmas sale and ca^.eteeib mmi- Pfm ffw g to * topth: gross revenues aggregated 812’7.- Three Axis ajhlM wbre dbtPbSfd Am Had St S shot The thirdbird roan killed glUcd wbs supper, North Methodist church.' peppTp jjjio yr- m)d-w,esf r.-r- copgrpWWnCO 908,081,'. a Jump o f. 839.097,078 Manager Dies a sertea <4 btWplMt. ht.bbb bnd Am Smelt . . . Nelson Hawkins, g5, of >Vest- 'IliiuiHtoy, December U) agialngtOngt ^tpnsfop^t.enflfop pf ' gasi Meanwhile, the Public Roads ad- over thlum|)|a, S c.— (ift Tram: his father was employ^, to prj' from members ot (Tohgrewi frojn ppuif t l oplbBg- Thr ^ m w thPr Jewelers ^ ^ n of Cirenaica, bshtod fna yan- 21 tramp, trarhp, fre sent the Navy s ' ‘cdse.-‘case. t FI ' ather ’ Wf «»0F 4>4 inat )f casts). Nov. 27—(ff)—Eleven per­ He is survived by his widow and Corowith tedis oil-producing states, Uiat natloi)' • % K n sons were executed at Belgrade, iuards pressing waatWhrd to 17»4 marching toP- B ’P Maj. Gen. With­ tpned—and was convinced. Bac)i ratfop^g was At t ff’Ptook * BA>Mo*(n"FS'iiB Agedabia. ers A. BUrress and his stqff. The camp Andeppp J.OPQ miles to ------ffffSFRfm tog m p g w fto ito4 Yugoslavia, yesterday on charges epns Bw) to a raaump; today. Oel L A Wn ...... 3 « ordered the staff workouts—three spentpent $65,bbo,6(k)r'*" ■ iS ^^ving Insurance Ptfm W g iPfClg) Iftfc Urge* Donating Stockings Bid Asked Ou Pont ...... 12744 times a week. hgrbor of Casf)}lanca. ^(laints AHien Lose Eastman Kod ...... 143 to? n f m \atna Casualty ,... 126 Boston. Nov. 27—(ff)—The gov- - ^ u m b e f ♦»/ T m k f \atna Fire "...... 46' j Irie RR Ct ...... 8 Ten Elec ...... 20U ^rnnoGfit want* MMsachuMtt® LADIES Berlin, (From .German Broad- Votna Life ... 5323482323485353482353484823485348534853532323534848485323534853532348534848 women to contributo more th ^ tM ts), Nov. 27— (/P) —The Allies \utomoblls Ten Foods ...... '...... 35 Ten Mot ...... 1 ... 41 2 000,000 pairs of discarded etock- I M t a number of tanks in fight- 'onn. General Ings to help make powder ba^ ’ mg in Tunisia, the German high 'artford Fire Toodyear T A R ...... 22',; Outstanding value o f . ^ . nti-Harv ...... ; ...... 53?:. and other war articles, "nrot would : to»nmand said today, while Axis 'artford Stm be 100 tons—of which the WPB i vtor attacks were reported on Al- ialional Fire tot Her Mar ...... , . . . . 10?; Int Nick ...... 29'f estimates that 60 tons would be I! ned positions.posn ^ 'hocnix silk and 40 tons nylon. Runs or locean, elaborating on the fravelers 'nt T * T ...... 6*1 holes don’t matter—"all we ask ta | An overnight sensoHon, this! A eba$f-toi Nffv. 2|^)|i,' I^ed Lgttqr I Uf bad conditions of rpads in Am- Harfjv/are . .. 20's Nat Cgso Kpg le deseii which, in the present Nat Dairy IvPFflW item-t" Hsrs'fl o w ay to - jacket, matching hat and muff at this some low price. my seasoni are almost impass- Arrow H 'A H cm. . 35'J I Billings AI Spencer . 3U N V OC$qtrgl aotogi...... 11 i FfgAgn Range qr bto*.' I gof rid of Come—take vour pick! Sizes range from 12 to 20. [<.» It said that British advance di- Bristol Bros.';...... 4Q » W m r “d Wa ‘ Sdve!~ ' Viaions and General i Montgom- Colt’s Pat. Fire ... 58 Eagle Lock ...... 12 Packardtokard '’8 main Eight Army forces Pan Am Airw ...... Z2i more than 430 miles apart. Fafnir Bearings ... 100 0 ) PeLug# GWB4 MONEY - ■ 1 Hart and- Cooley .. 100 Charge It—At Lower Than Prices Hendey'Mach., cm. , 6',* KK S£! Ui • e tans Report Land'rs Fr A Clk .. 86 4 J f W ••• Ehch plera' nm viaiially eov- St ones. Employed woman TheuMndi oi Hsmt w* h ov^l ong enemy exploring elemehta Silex Co. . . . . ; ...... 8 ■ 4)0 ...... tag (5). 3-pieee ji^ivipir eiM In beantifiil tapestnr. and amployad mao who need Ing soal-dyod eonoys for tHo young and ptocticoll tore (pepulseiT' in Wbya and that Silbros have determ ined on a drastic change in^their W om en’s Ap­ room to tloclt la our riors ora Stanley Works .... 424 ★ ' Room l^jie cash can got a loan of 810 Both aro fur* that woor. Both aroi worm, fur* pliant, ' cloah of armored cars in Tunisia do., pfd...... 86 imi". to 8300 on just tboir rigna- qukUy ovonoblo Hwough Cota* -led "in the favor of Aais forces WglAflin W a t^ 1 2 4 *7$ v|) parel Department! The women’s clothes sections are ^to take flattering. Thrifty invoifmont* at this pr'icxi V ch destroyed numerous enemy Torrington ...... 36 turs alone. Paymanta aro log Ooportaiont SofvtciK plwMwolta lored cars.'' Veeder - Root...... 414 Sbpi) Up . . . . lanatbly anrsagad a* you whh tapestry. pre-em inence over all— to be enlai^cd, to occupy th e' n^osti pre- communique said Naai wwpy - Vgp . Redaced to $ 1 5 9 . 9 5 .T-Fiece Ches> thorn on m monthly baai*. A hters shot dm^ five B- 4. p. Bank pf N. y. ___ _ Sou Pac . . . . . kwn of 8100 coat* 820.60 - ’n combat w.Wla Atoa Air Bankers Trust ., .1 6S South Ry .... DehBAftPftpiWr ga'U f J m i j terfleld Suite when promptly ropaid in 12 ferred part of the store— and to present only fashions fjfom the M “repaatad With gemd auc- Central Hatapyar . . 744 Std Brands .. nation Coal and (6) 3-Pietc Livfif^ Our flaest! Covered with monthly conaaeutivo inatalW .1'' Chase ...... 86 • bombing and wa^ine-gun- Std Gas A El . G as R ange RINCIS manta el 810.08 aneh. lig actiopu against ansihy troops Chemical ■...... 88 Std on Cal .. Roon; Sdite Ibid forem ost and leading stjde sources. City ...... 26 Seftarsto P m xW Prollpr. Bor★ W* wolcem* all appUcX- I the march” in both Tunisia and Std Oil Ind .. Alice Mnp. Him* aran if yon’ro now in Continental ...... }Q'j SB) Oil N J .. tfv. I Corn Exchange .... 834 Texas Co .. SALE vefolilpar. d>* nai^berhoed or if iron First National ....II 86 PRICE— u p haws racanriy atertod a now ll^ k e n Roll B $179;50 .Reduced to $229.95 1 Open [ nis» Nickel. Km |» Tooth Guaranty Trust ... $25 Un Carbide .. Job. Kitbor eomo in or phono. Irving Trust ...... 84 Union PiP and Chains v. . . , . . fS .S f M d up Thursday iikes-Barre, Pa — (gb —Sev- ManHaUan — 16 A ll S a |f9 Open and _ ArUlur L«wto' father MUfaat- T r ...... S3 Crosses and Chains . . ^ ,. , . . §1,65 aud uu Saturday 824-828 BIAIN STREET him a nickel when he loat a . y. Tryst 744 Availabfo On 'ILBRO ■III. j |i g^ jgiun^iii II n , ,ji g (4iMto With bto atotor SP u l ^ >4atipnsi S I * ® ’" Chacffe Night v v : ' He gronigtly staitod an Titia Qwrantoe EASY TgR|f§ Tin t ■cuffle, explaining: *Tf shey , i, Truft ... sen son's P IN A N C S C O Account CIOIHINC COMPANY Stm gtnSo Thontoo BnllHoe 9 O’clock •nnPiar topth maybe Warner Br Piet 4 i i ’ 1.1 ii k i ’ i 1 # ;in M J :i -:i l -m l aa« sa.t_ Cl« Mai>aliP«t*r nickel and Iha flpvieu have perfected a West El A Kta U p T o 1 Ysffr Jq p j y l staanp.” He haw drug to take the place of kept the tooth. m-nt esn ffMir gulnlne, ...... " UtYPurh)k i- r >

,'..rp cpvf'qfy M ANCH^Tpi^ pVElJIlJq HEBA^p. MAWHESTEB. Cplfl?. FBIDAY. IfOVEMBER 27. 1944 ’ e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27.1942 |t4!S5 SflJ MANCHESTER

T o U Q rdiev by Grade H I; '■’Thanksgiving.'' A »W in rd e ii9 Dean to Take Made Directors of Watkins Brothers Formfirs, W ar limber fltus- song by Grade 111; "Out for a and Hendersop, Piiftout O rd e r Gre.en School Walk,” choral reading by Grade MOIITGOMERY WARD Coal Supply . . _ . bearings, declar­ I N>F W - a w ar worker can refuse to work ^ th ilfto e next few months. »*Iobse^ce dena. They-read aa foUowa: barrela of induatrial fuel oUa and tioning boards, should be govern­ fighting for ypii aq des^rate- tfpyffpbpf W{ bverUme elthet for personal or re- pastor of the Center nverting oilrfircd possibility of there being'any dif­ It' did not, In the Intereat of ae^proaervallon. heating bumera to handrfired coal w;Ul be available lor paetoriu aer- ploymeht compensation commis­ graduated from Yale. His ^^wksgivlng Day. There will be a more complete bul- ficulty In people gcneriilly going WELL? which it aaid would mean an aver­ ^cea. ^ about their activities without im ] sioner, granted claimants compen- leUn laaued to all wardena deacrlb- age increase of $1.50 to $2 per Rev. Paul Ro.sa Lynn of Gilder- saUon benefits according to toe I Ing thia traffic problem in com­ terference, until the matter can be a lly ' t'riUt'orous,* 'S.rt/.ra-If householder for needed parts. sleeve, wlio has been acting pas­ straightened out.” ■ ' ' monthly bulletin of the Federal a ; plete detail. OPA .mid the reviaion was made tor Center church the pi^t Henry SitoMi Swanson jected. Employment Services Compensa­ automobile tires ^ I c h ®*" kindergarten; “I Heard Mr. I Dmtl Fur lo*T Haarhol ot Ratloi^g Absolq^ cbpfusion in the Wardena who do not have A ir to take care of increased coats, three mpnthe, duHhg iUneoa of Sh.ori of tion division yesterday. longer be recapped or by Grade I; Raid Warden Certlflcaite ato not “reflecting freight charges at the Rev. Watson Woodruff, will occu­ With no new rubber ayaUalMe, j^e 0 ^e,9,‘i)^Rtto m p'st''^ dfff?me< One New Haven War worker, don’t let that stop _ you fitmi 1"Noyb'mber 1 “/**A Days” - and '- "Thanka- / ■ covered by inaurance Ih c a ^ of ac­ At the regular quarterly meet-T put ovef phe hsl' 9f the area pi manufacturer’s level and relieving py the pulpit this coming Sunday, Jeffers testified, "we f^cp the ing it pul necm^ly e> previously regarded by his em- donating them to the Rubber Salv- givtog," songs by Grade 10 TO 1 YOU ARE NOT cident during air raid (of teata) ing of the stockboldera of Vetkins ' And none is' ip. n. the squeeze on the wholesale and and it ia hoped will visit the Bros., Herbert ISwansbn and Henry soiute neceasify o f' toe ratiimtog pomqX to® p f f t pbppi p t o y e r L ^ a ^ g ^ employe, had x ^ ja g e committee. Btce Clemow. « e "Thanks^vtag Day,” recltaUon ad>en they are aoinf[ trailUc duty, Manchester F ^ . ___1_ KAMOitfildk hA 1 MiiffvAcutlve AAOt*AtllTVsecretwy of tllOthe R*S.C.R.S.C. 8 sug­Ufit' d e a f —AND CAM HEAR retail levels,” of the growing con-. church again. Reverend Lynn it Smith were elected directors of the program, which will ,enable us ro fjjfypy > to' ^ fused to work overtime because he ffor t t o taaaoa, they muat ialU yeraion indu.stry. the missionary paator the Coun­ contiiiUe esscnfial driyilig through toFtoto fR ifP p jr p m ^ead- use the lower beapp pply. )i^e> had made • personal appointment gested last night that you p la ^ WITH THIS NEW AID A every pijecautioo to prevent aoei- company. Date Bopk cil ot Connecticut Congregational the fall of 1943 and spring' of tog you, to? P?,9WR. narkipg dp hPt iwe'PWjftojF Quits Despite Warning* them in salvage bins which ca® be denUt ^ Witt not receive aifiy U r. Swpnzon ia pubUcity d>rec-i 1944." torpugh w m p fp jcampaigna |nd found In every town in Connecti­ churches, and the local church' ia tor of the store and has been there: m » ‘fP >* "e ce to g y When asked to do the e x ^ uet u» explain and demon­ benenta Jyffers i^ d toe production of toe minted word, oy toto^g ypu he replied th&t he Intended cut. A re S la in gratified that he has been able to since June, 1820. He is a native of | strate what P ER S O N A L­ Blacltout tttitta= When repocUng remain with them for this length Annual Ball, Women’s Auxil­ synthetic rubber w ^ clouded by that '^what to'e'y nntlPhwi'de to quit work at the end of the Hartford — CJonnectlcut Selec­ b la p li^t yioiaWona to'etoP the apartment. with a defici^L of $289,122 for a graft, causing fires." Congregational churcL. ' ' j rector Joseph Eastnian before it fice to toe'' Ottice of' Deiensp similar period. corps. He said although no units ntoot Wto te Mtow wUh Garand rifles and ether A n u y Monday, December 7 today. Transportation headed by Joeeph have been officially set up as yet equipment Bus Driyep^ Net Income for the 10 months in Docks. fiTSLSOlinS iwrol^ n’mi oil Women’s Auxiliary M ghe C. of The committee planned to go to B. Eastopan. 1942 totMed $15,611,534. and in more applications had been receiv­ tanks wore Tunis Atooug (haoaaua>tiea was a re A'. Yt Stoefea I A rm y T r i^ l C. tea. Kansas City next wepk tp hear ed than can possibly be admitted pprtor Itom The Arizona Hepublii crease ^ $11,046,707 over the by raiders o o b j^ ^ b u with W ’Tuesday, December f ihidw’esterii mayors, 'civic 'official's, same Period last year. under existing regulations. whe rwgorted eha o)t h lg zh d ^ w«was (bars of Uau$. Gou- V*W4 [ht p. A ir Award Army and Navy E, Pio­ and toPrto,Pntoto^iW! 94 oJ?‘ c December 19 man ’rr,uman (D - Studio Is Closetl of _ The^ Sessions Clock------Co., and---- In- sh(d dowu (nto (he sea off per hour, A Mudy's^owtog toe'flv- o.r. 1 npt show the ^M ing uff that was • • F if th o f Annual Christmas banquet of ers. ion Tunisia," it was de- Armour 111 ... toical 63. T . W. U. A., ’nnker hatt The president’s order, announc­ ]craRe speed of passcn'gw ckfs be- . As Owner Eiilists expected. Thera Wtof °ver 6,000 toif 37 TPiles 'ano of ” ^ « i s XB g l a ^ . automobiles listto to RUbject to a Atchison ' . . . gt 6:3p. ed last ‘nig)>f! emphasized toat tie 'f 1 « ___ a____ 9 0 1 ^ —.ruMOi (It was not explained why . Axis Flippy Muvpd iiififA . A naUve of Cleveland, Simmons tax. Few of toes* pars were Atl Ref In ___ need for. extending what ■ Mf. was originally a tool maker and | >ops VpwMt to tvtog nprth when 19(42 models, but toe assessors Ayiatton Pprp Installation her? of Grand Rposeyelt pjiTefeppe*! to mile­ Elaat Haven, Nov. 27— die sinker. After being asslatent tier’s sfforta ar« directed toward took this into consiflto*t\pn. How- ^ to w in pt Pto™ fhg* ftnp> Lodge officers of the ftnights of age ratiphihg" oa a rwiber'tpiacf^ inforcing Axis regiments in F if s I S iio if Colter, a photographer, closed his superintendent at the E. Ing^ra- 7 eyer the price of sppubfl hand cars Pylbia?- vation measure was becoming more TU Ifi IS A REPRODUCTION O F T H E , inisia, ^ t such s PSriy to(gkt studio after placing his photo­ Itam Company, he became works 1 has gone up and insfeufl taking Bendlx ...... [ ...... problem now is b®)*’ to parfy our aeftte daily. graph in the display window with manager of The New Departure to staff members heading for the the reduction in values followed Beth StI ...... strokes. “We must do everything wlthpa QHitcWy Ifcifpd K kmoWm c h r istalas c a r d lUcilian way-stations.) Determined to Enlist this explanatory note: i Divisioni.;ivision uiof General Motors, reUr- in the past, less was granted the Boeing A i r p ...... "Twice within a month the Ger­ our power to see that the progiafh "I'm off to photograph admirals AU AWsfl rtaoM Batura man Arm y has been soundly beat­ 1931 ow’ners. ’Tliis has kept the value Bordejp ...... h •••••• starts Dec, ' ' ’ * ^ TOe following year he was made Th ^ communique said all Allied en,” hp said, “fn addition the Ger­ Helyna, Mont. — (|P) A toyr Manchester was visited fpip ships and battles for the Navy. 1 11 -n,e follm IOO*AHNIVHSAIff AS«)inMBIT W I 8 C ^ below’What was figured last year. Can Pac ...... not be production manager of the M. H. Wtames WltoSP^^i ^he operations man high command has bepp out­ Anderson, mprjatag iwito its first real snow be back when we have won. until If there had heeu hh tocreaa* It Cerrp De P ...... i------i . . wepks ago ’I’hO'hO* H- support then put your money in’ war Rhodes Company in Hartford and d e s i g n e d b v r u s t C R A ^ Ches A O h ...... i...... witted tond oUt-ma'heuvered ir 19. of Poplar Bluff, Mo;, decided storm ot the season.I. Rato which wpuld have oeeii neceuary to no- president said in identipal lettefa #a 1I 1.1m m . 6k. 'Ml.i»k4 after working for the Lux Clock ■. (A 5>N? itoto^Ph broadcast by <3hryaler ...... North Africa.” enli.st fn the Navy. He WasW, told ^ into bonds," tlto each person who was In­ to Jeffeps w d ftenders.01). at Company to Waterbury came to ^ ttfirtth rsflid said German creased. This would have result­ Poca - Col* ...... • ■ ncpdpd bl# father’s consent, Effe«l of Orter Orders Horkogil ther refused. iLndpvson travelyjd flakeji | ll Persons lExecuted the Seaslons Company. He was a The Dewey-Richman Co. flghtera sPfl bopators attacked ed in miich exfra W’^fk that was pol Gas A El ...... ’The effect of the presldent’a ^ t i s h motorised cpluton* and 1,0(X) miles to Savanna, III., w be^ director of the Tubular Products hardly worth the aitfliUoual cpst. Coml Iny Tr ------order was' tf) y,elect" pleas, mostly Stationers Opticianfl $roops yesterday ip to* toastal re­ Coml Solw ...... Columpja, S. C.— (/p) — Tramp, his father was empipyed, to pre­ Berlin, (From German Broad­ Co. in Southington. , J e w e le r s from members' o t Congress fropi casts). Nov. 27-(A*)— Eleven per­ He la survived by his widow and I gion of Clrenalps, bpfatod the yan- pomwito ®1 L A Wn ...... ordered the staff workouts— three spent $66,b00.0<)0 ■ improving t^.e ‘ f.w f fPf.cf?nwfir Ou Pont ...... times a week. harbor of Cassplanca, Urge* Donating Stocking* plaints AHiex Lose Bid A sked 9F to? n m n to to n ^to \e tn a C asualty ^. . . 126 131 '’.a.stmah Kod ...... /■ Irie RR Ct ...... Boston, Nov. 27^iP)— Tim 8®Y* I d u m b e r n f J m h f \e tn a F i r e ...... i e ' i 4 8 '- ernment wnntH MassoGhusetta ' Berlin, (From German Broad- Vetna Life3Q 82 len Elec ...... 29 U len Foods ...... '... 35 women to contribute more LADIES M sts), Nov. 27— (fl>) — The Allies \utomoblle ...... 84 86 2 000.000 pairs of discarded stock­ to*t s aumber of tanks in fight- 'dim. General ...... 27 29 >0 Mot ...... ■___ loodyear T A R ...... ings to help make powder bags Outstanding value at . ^a toR in Tunisia, the German high 'artford Fire ...... 87 89 and other war articles. T h a tw to d ^m m and aaid today, while Axis ’arlford Stm. Boil 42'i 4 5 '- nt Harv ...... lot Mer M»t ...... be 100 tons— of which the W TO jdr attacks were reported on Al- iational Fire ...... 56 S8 estimates that 60 tons would be tod positions. ■■hoenix ...... 84 86 Int Nick ...... ^nt Pappr ; ...... Silk and 40 tons nylon. Runs or .USocean. elaborating on the Travelers ...... 4f6 435i boles don’t matter— "all ^ve ask la 'nt T A T ...... An overnight lensatioo, this! A wst-to-coost favorite as 1 African situatipn, sajU'that PUbMc VttotiH that they be washed and cleaned, Ibya Marshal Rommel’s A fri- tohp* - if*n — ...... Come To See OUr New Conn. Lt., and■ Pow.■’ow. 27 30 , said an O W I announcement,______soon a$ it v^a$ introduced! Any wonder? It’s a floftering to Corps still was stnpding at El Conn. Ppw...... 291* .tones A Lau ...’...... SA V E »20 eo ARheila anq that the British were Hartford El. ftt Kenneeptt ...... long-haired fur, sturdy os a young ook, yet wonde^lly Avoiding direct fighting contact. Hartford Gas uigg k P ...... "It is pointed out here that this a. N. E. Tcl. Co. .. 1 Lockhead Alto ...... ler soft and silky: You’ll toss it over suits and go to business. great slowing down pf the Rritish Unit. Ilium. She. ... Loew’i ...... Mvanco." the new's agency sai^, Western Mass. Mont Wtod ...... You’ll drape It over party dresses and be the belle of the Awas the reault of heavy attacks Industrial Nash - ftelv ...... A y the German A ir Force and al- Acmd Wire ...... [at B isc-...... i ...... boll. Now we’ve done it in a three-piece ensemble, to o .. i ■P of tod conditions of rpails in Am. Hardv/are .... iat Cash ftrg ...... to* flezeet which, in the present Nat pairy ...... I..... Hsrs’fl o way to jacket, matching hat and muff at this sam% low price. n tn y season, are almost impass- Arrow H & H‘ cm. . I \ Billings A Spencer N ¥ tble." Npr Afl» r got rid of Come—take vour pick! Sizes range from 12 to 20. i- It said that British advance di- Bristol Brass ...... Colt’/'Pat. Fire ., . Nortbam 'IVtsions hnd General Montgom- Pacl<*rfl piy’s main Eight Army* forced Eagle Lock ...... '. Pph AffLAlrw MONEY ajere more thap^ <30 miles apart., Fafnir Bearings ... 1 ★ 0 ) PeLugg Pyanil Hart and Cooley y. 1^ •V — — ---- V h a s Charge It—At Lower Than Prices Hendey Mach., cm. . pJtK ae:: V ||oltaHR R eport Land'rs F r & Clk .. Pepn ftft — PROBLEMS OTHER FAVORITES AT OMLY New Brit. M. com. . rong Vnitf RenuUed North and Judd . .. ■fpr'... Rome (gram Italian Broad- Peck. Stow & W il • till Pel 'With a loan from haam at You Would Pay For Cadi Stunning biqdc or grey caracul Iamb paw* for you its) K pV- 2T— (R>)-JThe Italian you can ‘clear the ilate* all Russell Mfg. Co. .... who want a lopWstieatcd, all-oceajion furl Gleonn munique. reported today that Scoville ...... • • • Each piece' unnvMiially eov- et eoee. Employed womea ong enemy exploring elemeiiU -Ihoumndi of Homi wo hovon’l Silex Co...... ^ W W f l ..af (5).3-Plece*"p^^^ ered la beanttfui tapestry. and employed men who need S i lb p o s Ing i*al-dy*d coney* for the ytoung and prac^all re r«pulse(f' in Libya and that ★ have delennined on a drastic change In their Women’s Ap­ foom to itoek Wi oor *toro oro Stanley Works ... 4214 WW Seises cash can gat a loan of $10 Both are fur* that weor. Both are warm, fur* pliant, laab of armored ear* in Tunisia do., pfd. ,.-t ...... 28 r Room hlflic Wfilthfim W a t^ to $300 on Just their aigna- qvtddy ovoiloblo Mwough Coto* led "in the favor of Axis forces Torrington ..... parel Department! The women’s clothes sections are to take flattering. Thrifty Inveriment* at thi* pricel Ich destroyed numerous enemy ISJW’bJS” tur* alone. PEysaanta are- log DopodmonI Sorvic*. flaafutamlTao noted cars." Veeder - Root . . . - a n IU . S aanaibly arrangad as ymi with < New TW h SMI &B. ... 0 9 tepeHtry. C i R O Q R The communiquh said NaaT Reduced to (8) 3-Pi(^ Ches. them on a monthly baaia. A pre-eminence over a ll^ o be enlarged, to occupy the mosti pre- [liters shot down'five ft. g . f. Bank of N. g ...... Sou pac ..... ★ loan ot $100 costa $20.60 lee '.n cofntot while Axis Alf ftankers Trust . . . Southey ^ .. (3) DeLftM thffifkl’Spite DIAMOND when promptly rapoid in 12 ferred part of the store— and to present only fashions from the es “repaatM Wlto ROqd Central Hanover . Std Brands . ★ nation Coal and ’ ★ ( 6 ) 3 ^ ie c c O n r flaeat! . ^bvered with aaemthtr conaaeutiva intUlW bombiqg and waenine-gun- Chase ...... Std Gas A El Gas Range RINQS manta of $10.09 aaeh. actions against ensmy troops Chemical ...... iEftd Oil Cal . -• Room Suite a t y ...... Separate Pyea and Broiler. ^ Wo wolcoma oil oppUca- foremost And leading style sources. le march" in toft) Tunisia and Std Oil Irid Uono oran if yeoV* now in * lya. , Continental ..... f ' JM O iF N J fW -* 4 ■ Com Exchange ... ^ If ' tfao noighborliood Or if yon ■’atos CA .. • 2 7 » S 0 i « p First National ... J186 , ken Roll PRICE— S 1 T 9 .5 0 K . 1 i § 9 .! $ ? 2 9 . $ ? hovo locondy startod a now OaSs Nickel. Keeps Tooth Guaranty Trust ,. 236 m iL job. BitiMreomoinorplioo*. Wt/n' iTi Carbide • • • • • ^ • A Irving Trust ...... Dnion P w and CJiains fjl.S i M d ii|»: ilkes-Barre Pp. — (g») — Sev- ManKxU*n ...... 'ii'‘ Unit A ir L All S a |^ -old ArUluf towft' father MfthUftoL T r ...... U nii A i r c ' i '. i ...... Crosses and Chains S1,6S m4 HU him a nickel when he lost a ft. V. Trust Uf^it CPTP'...... Available On to a (nsstp With his aiater Puhito ftatipna) ■ — ---- J ' 1 IH I U1------I. He promptly stavtad an- Tift* ftwrahtee E A ^ Y T g R M S acuffle, explaining: *Tf ahe y, 9, iron M t gimttor toPth maybe Warner Br Piet Siva ma aaathce nickel and Tha Soviets have perfected a West E l A i/stf Up To 1 Yfur Jq fqyl Wfa % dafenM stamp.” He MW drug to take the place of i f M i r DONNELLY’S g and kept the tpoth. qutoine, ■ ■ ...— PAGE T ‘ , ■: ; ■'y' - • .- . /;■ ,.■ ; ■:.; . 7 ■ ■■' '■ ■'• '-^ ._ ■ MAnOTEOTt e t k TOTO inSRAUB. MANCHESTER, com FRIDAY. NOVEMBEK 27,194a W r -'\ ■ ported realignment as “a first step outei* Axis defenses roughly 30 toward building a war cabinet” Three Deaths m iim ^nsvi'SK emsiTOTO HBllALD, MAMGBESSTl )HK. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 194» miles from Blserte and the capital. Cabinet Shift hAGB E IG H T Allies Get Within Military works built long ago by and said President Roosevelt was Japanese Hold moving toward an American par­ \ the French, however, were said to MarHolida] the creation of a Manchester Fire nlqua Is not known, but we sus­ Receive Message Here 15 Miles of Tunis be formidable barriers against the Seen Solution allel to the British Ministry of iianrl|e»lpr } Department The remuneration or pect so. ^ Key Positions advance. Labor and National Supply. Even Mrs. Roosevelt, one of his Washingtdn »» RelnforcemenU moving from Al- Tobin Labor Leodeni Wiolce Auto Fatality, Suicldefl prestige they receive is not great, $ay **Merry Christmas (Continued from Pag* One) g ^ a were reported by Reuters to On Manpower best friends, doesn't think much The Tithes added that William bfttitig 3B»^^ but to them it is important. It Is /, Froiii Gen. Eisenhower be contending with the initial bad And Probable DroMm- \ of his formula for meeting the In Wartime At Buna-Gona ground engagements tols far. weathef^ pf the wet season. The :reen, American Federation of PtrBUBHBO BT THB_ but natural that, unless they with genuine mahogany fought amid the l#st showqrs of (Contlnaed from Pngn On«) ^AlMr president, and Philip Mur­ ing in State. ERALJ) PBINTINQ CO.. iN claimed' aerial ing the chief executive in th6 sters’ union, fot • the labor-man­ marred the Thanksgiving Day l<# luntay* u d HoHdmyA Entarod at anil proceed to a new brew. She To Be Given shock troops,” and their new uni­ American program. successes. mantwwer study, had returned to holiday in Connecticut LS sha Poat Off»ca_at Manchaater. And since it would be easy to lan’s being on our aide now. Text of Message. forms and excellent' physical con­ Without confirmation from Alt Washington for further confer- power post. But,’. The' Times ■A'i> Jjonn.. as fi«cond CIem Mali Matter, is manlTcstly uncnthuslastic over aislms Air Superiority stated, Green and MuFray “agreed Eugene Slslck, about 64, ot Meri­ call their opposition one Inspired War expejt^ts who are on their Hardly a home has enough of dition conrmed their recent land­ lied quarters, a Tvansocean dis­ ences. , - den was killed last night .the result. toes think that our pre-lnvahion (ConUBued From Fags 0«e) The Berlin radio declared the patch broadcast by the Berlin ra­ to cooperate lOO per cent with Mr. StJBSCKIPTION KATES _ by selfish motives, their opposi­ them! These are particularly Cheney Brothers received a tele- ing by Japanese Naval forces in German Air Force had T*he authority who spoke of the Ickes when the present sSid that struck by an automobile in Meri­ Dna Taar by Mall •••... Yet we suspect the President dealings with the powers that be fine models. Others at the gram from Washington, D. C.. the frequent sortie# off the north superiority over TunisW ^ Ith dio said raiding planes had sunk posslblfr^changes, who can not be Par Month by Mall tion is not one that can take the In North Africa probably saved same prices! director of most of Britain s 64,000 tons of allied transports off quoted oybY pame,jiame, amusaid nche under- the secretary of the interior was den. . llnfla Copy ...... J «* hasc^the sofution, and one which Wednesday, a message relayed coast. „ w J ligW ing speed,” state his choice " In Norwich, police and - Red DalTaarad Ona Tear ...... I# 00 open stage in community discul* more than 50,000 American and cial legislation for 30 ., The Yokosuka depot. Sasebo and statistics in support of the slate French Nortli Africa-and in the Rosenihan was preparing an slon of the situation. It could would soon cure our coffee short­ British lives, not to mention Jives from Lieutenant General Elsen­ report covers "the whole «>*>“• Kure are the principal stations western Mediterranean. The peri- 1 executive order which would The* liC Herald Tribune, however,Yqross..w,. -----, life-savM^^ MEMBER u r -.Mnalons. unemployment, Work said that Green and Murray were SHetucket river until — -- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and would be said of them that age. We figure It this way: saved among the French colonials, hower, Commanding from which the Japanese Navy “Naval and land forces have 1 od was not specified.specified, ' | make manpower Control a Labor William Corcoran, about 46, be- Tba Aaaoclatad Praaa Is asotuslaa- By the time the ordinary house­ and the vast amount of materials the European Theaters of Opei^ [men’s compenaaUon, dispatches the empire’s landing been able to pour men and ma- French Pllota To Be Help department function. reported to have Interceded with they were merely interested In 'widowhood, housing, orphanhood Saying there was sound ba-Sls the president to, plead for reten­ lleved to have been in a boat seen ty antitlsd to tba nts or rapubllca- wife has dried the grounds and and shipping that would have had Aiona. thanking the local silk firm force shock troops. terials into the cowtry,” the Nazi French pilots in Mo- going over the1_ GreenevUle_ M dam Uon of all nawa dlapatcheo cradltad saving their own jobs. to be sacrificed if we had pitched for the efficient operation of the and schooUng. Air Units Active . for the reports, he added . there tion of McNutt as manpower ad­ yeiiterdav 'afternoon. Corcoran S lo It or not otharwias oreditad In then mixed them up again, she be­ into the North African front with­ Newspatzrs more than a mown agency con" ^ ®«'« equipped with new was uncertainty in some degree ministrator. tbia papar and also tba local naira In the past, that Is where the local industrial unit and the cor Attacklng Allied 91r uniU were forces is ‘‘‘^‘If^Mtrlcfed to United States pursuit planes and parkkd and locked automobile was puMIshad hsraln. situation has stopped. The com­ gins to wonder whether coffee is out an ''understanding" with those operaUon of Labor and Manage­ ago had forecast V*® out in force througlfcut yesterday. Isequently ^‘Khting Is they are expected to be “a great whether Ickes would accept the McNutt, The Herald Tribune de- foundqn toe river bank above the All rishtt of rapubllcatlon of really anything so wonderful as to in power. ment that has made possible the standing proposals of the report a few minor brushes between m 1 ^ 7 coming combined job. c'lar:ed, "appeared today to have . apaclal dlsoatehaa hareln ara alao munity, and these Individuals production of necessary equipment w L d ^ thoie covering insurance- but so were Japanese planes. 'reaarvad be worth all that trouble. President Roosevelt, as Com­ FormaUons of Zero fighters and bile units.” ...... a camnaiim ” a high American offi- bcehsfrozen in that job, for the Frank ^chneider. 75. of ■ ^ew themselves, have apparently nev­ mander-in-chief of the armed to conduct our largest offense for all workers and the appoint­ ' The need for dlscipUned CasaWanca. French Air time b^ng at least, byt the inter­ Britain,' co)Omitted suicide, Medw Pull servles client of N. E. A And by the time the family has ment of a minister of socliU tocur- Allied bombers and fighters work­ was indicated by the German and 1 cer saiu . . Major Reorganization er considered the proposition that forces, already’ has recognized the against the common enemy m ed in relays over the narrow bat­ General LaHpulle was described as cession of labor leaders..., cal Examines Clifton Cooley | Barvlca Inc. had three or four cups of this vast importance pf Lieut. Gen. 8.75 North Africa. Ity who would be responsible for Italian troop movements Of -Cabinet Looming said, by shooting himself yesterr the remuneration these Individ­ General’s Message settlement of ““'" ’Pjoy®®"! tlefield, InterrupUng low level at­ very cooperative. "Shifting of" tjie manpower re­ Publlahara Rapraaantativaa, Tba Presidential brew, the family gets Mark W. Clark’s pre-invasion trip tacks occasionally for dogflghtlng. Libya and Sicily which. Repercusolons persisted from New York, Nov. 27—(>P)— The sponsibilities to the Labor Depart­ day. The man’s body was Julius Mathawa Spaolal Asaocy— uals receive Is so relatively small into Algeria. In military circles Following is the message receiv­ Icms, pensions, medical services Allied air and sea attacks, were by police who were summoned Maw Torn, Cblcapo, Datrolt and .so it doesn’t know whether it’s ed here Wednesday and which was and workmen’s compensation. Six Zeros were said to have ^ e n Lieut. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow­ New York Times and The New ment would be viewed favorably Boston. that the town could well afford to there hasn’t been a word of criti­ shortening the manpower odds. er’s approval of an arrangement a neighbor who became suspicious drinking coffee or dishwater. On cism against our taking gold coins posted on all company bulletin The report is to be submitted to shot down against a loss of three Authoritative London quar­ York Herald Tribune said today in principle by organized labor.” continue this remuneration, tor no Parliament by Sir, William JowltL U. 8. and Australian planes. under which Admiral Jean Darlan reports were current in Washing­ The Herald Tribune said reports when her knocks on \ Schneider'^, MEMBER audit BDREAU OF the fifth or sixth day the family into the North African theater. ters estimated the became civil administrator of door went unanswererK, She ha^J circui^ations services rendered, if the • town **°^To the Men and Women of paymaster gener«, who is in Twelve Japanese bombers had about 20,000 men in northern ton of a major cabinet reorganiza­ showed, “but not if they were loses all sense of taste, except to We have probably done a bit of ed the Auetrallan port of Darvrtn French North Africa. tion which would assign Harold taken away from McNutt and intended to invite SchneXier t® nrr Tba,, Hsrald_____ Printing Company, _ . were able to gain the economy palm greasing in several other Cheney Brothers: charge of post-war reconstrucUon. Tunisia, several thousand more London political circles said Thanksgiving dinner. '• aasuniaB no flnancial raaponal* hope that It will never see a cup “This ntessage from the Com­ To Maintain Empinyinent and Its airdrome overnight, but _ ---- ... veteran L. Ickes aa secretary of labor to given to Ickes.” ______Ific.. i ___ and the efficiency which would European nations, but just w'hy a You're sure to choose a cily*^and be°tw^een” !o(^ anu 4,000 Gen. Charles De Gaulle, blllty for typographical errors ap- of coffee again. few persons should step up and manding General of the European Amon, other things, the report the communique reported that consolidate control of war man­ naaring In advartlaamanta in tba come from the creation of a Man­ Theater of Operations is relayed is understood To deal at length damage was slight. transferred from western Libya to I leader of the Fighting power and procurement, under About this time there will de­ declare this a treason to democ­ 12.50 •laneheatsr Bvaning Berald. chester Fire Department. That, from AUied Headquarters in North with methods of matotainlng em­ civilian jurisdiction. velop a sudden and hysterical fad racy is a. bit of a mystery. Friday, November 27 of course, la not the real proposi­ Africa by the War Department. ployment, possibly through • British French and American di- personal appeal to WMhington for An executive order to accom­ for taking our hot water clean, Cjiinete Forces W p Invite You to Try OuY Business tion. THAYER! ‘On this ^anksgivlng Day let us eral economic staff responsible to risiont-pS hap. 150.000 ® ”'^'‘‘“rnthetnv plish the revision had been (Re­ and the national coffee habit will Hitler has bis Quislings scat­ thank God for the American In- the B m i^ Lieut. Gen.K. A. N, Foreign Secretary Anthony layed, the paper said. <• Men’s Luncheon. Only 60c The real proposition would be tered all over the conquered the state. Begin Offjensive Anderaon • Eden flaUy refused a demand yes- Grace West •dustry, labor and management PUns also are provided, it was Chungking, Nov. 27.— The The reported shuffle would In­ that the town make adjustments disappear. nations. How much of his success reported, for compensaUon during ^ Overcome Stubborn Oppoeitton terday by m in ^ y volve naming Ickes, secretary of 11 a. m.-2 p. m. 12.50 You can still treat your baby ,to all inuSm which haa given us the weaPons Chines* hkve begun an offensive Grace West, wboae Ulnesg came which would enable these special Then, down in Washington, the was due to fifth column activity ia and the equipment with which to illness and specialist and Allied headquarters Communl-1 the House of Commons fw the interior, to the labor post held All Foods St vied the Way You Like Them To Be Impossible to say, but most mili­ the healthful cpmfort and safety 1,4 j northeast of the middle Yangtze aue No. 20 said the First Army, to debate a "S,hirh perbajM to a merciful end on the individuals to continue to render Great White Father will tilt his conduct our North African Cam­ hospital treatment for the sick in port of Ichang and captured the by Frances Perkins and would Styled, And At Nominal Rates. tary experts agree that hia armed always associated with fine Thayer paign. More power to you. niifihinr northeastward in » 1 approval of the Darlan deal, which place under Ickes’ control toe ava of Thanksgiving, was for service for remiineratlim in one cigaret holder benignly upward, Carriages. New models, developed all income brackeU. town of Jlhkiho, the Chinese Cen­ SJ^See« toe B lzerte-'^is U^^sldent Roosevelt said was . DROP INTO... twenty yeara an unusual employe forces. would have been impotent “Elsenhower, Lieutenant General The Beveridge committees find­ manpower 'jurisdiction now be­ capacity or another. And that 1|i the coffee shortage solved. in many theaters without the fifth in compliance Kvith WPB orders, As advertised in "Commanding General ings, If adopted, will revoluUonlxe tral News Agency reported today. rcEion had driven toe enemy | temporary wartime expedient. longing to Paul V. McNutt, war of this newspaper. During those It's all likely actually to hap­ column. Good Housekeep­ “European Theater of Operations. the whole social security struc­ The high command communique Mejez'el Bab, a major rail imd pMg* Final Destruction manpower commissioner and Fed­ the proposition which ought to use a minimui^-of critical mate­ ing and Ladies* reported the routing <>* ®Y®P*‘ highway junction 30 miles souto- tj,e final destruction T H E G A R D E N twenty years, and, since such be considered, both by the town, pen, should the nation adopt his Yet Hitler’s fifth column was rials, fill eveiy carriage need. ture. One of the most heated do­ eral -security administrator. Home Joumsl! mestic parliamentary debates since nese column along the Sheklung- west of the capital, ®*J® Hitler were made by high offi- Would Go Under Ickee RESTAURANT AND GRILL character runs true in all its as­ and by these individuals them­ recipe. just a handful compared to what Handsome models/like that illus­ Kowloon railway In the southern sociations, during her entire life­ the United Nations have for the Priced from the war started may be preclpi- coming stubborn cers ofoi the tiic United 4ji*4*.vvs States and------^_ I t- McNutt, the report# said, would H40 Main Street selves. Perhaps it would be asking. Conservative military trated convert into strollers at the $•8.75 to $41.50; Uted by the report, however, ob­ province of Kwangtung and toe •’Allied aircraft have proviaea ish Navies in ThankselvingThanksgiving Day pay be madfe secretary of the Interior time, she was loved and admired choice of finishes. Manchester repulse of a Japanese force trying strong fighter protection J o r of- addresses before toe American small town Justice" to see that leaders here estimate that there touch of a finger. All Thayers fold servers said. to croaa toe Kwo river near the fenslvc operations on the ground, and Miss Perkins would adminis­ by all who knew her for her cob- those likely to be Injured In a are 100,000,000 persons in the oc­ compactly for easy storage, have society in London. ter the Federal security agency. staat Idndllnesa and courtesy, for important town of Kwoyang, in said toe communique. A. V. Alex.ander, first lord or The United States Employment HrnrnaarnaiimmmiimmmmmmetetmmiitmMmetmMeittmem progressive change should be giv­ cupied territories of Europe who “Self-Oiling” wheel bearings (no Anhwei province. It reported 10 enemy planes the good cheerfulness which came M anhattan are willing to risk their lives in 8.75 In The War the Admiralty, commented that service, toe machinery ®®j®®* en a chance to adjust themselves more squeaks) and other clever were believed destroyed aground "today air power has been added from a capadous heart which al- By Georgs Tuclnr an all-out uprising against Nazi About Town in a United States Air Force irt- live aervica of the aertea of Fed* to a new order of things. If so, domination. features. Come in now and select Graduate nuraes of Manchester to sea power. eral training programs would be wasm felt warm toward this world tack upon the “The continental powers gam­ it would be a good kind of Jus­ In the forefront of this vast Hundreds of other Gift Tables In your Trayer.. .it’s the choice of win hold their monthly meeting earlv yesterday ahd R. A. r • placed under Ickes as head of a sad the people in lt> New York—Doutbleas it was Thursday evening, December 3 at Emil Dickinson of Bigelow I YMCA Schedule ] bled on toe false premise that revitalized labor department. tice, of the kind which the world army are the Norwegian, Dutch, mahoganies' and maple; sewing all proud parents. street who underwent a major «>p- squadrons the day shore-based aircraft by themselves Her kind, helpful personaUty the lingering influence of the iS h t o’clock at the Y.M.C.A.. im­ The Times referred to toe re has frequently found reasonable Belgium and French under­ tables, smoking stands, etc. der the Air Raid precauUon eration this morning at toe Mrt- Tonight ducted several sweeps. could destroy sea power," he said. went hand la hand with a fine, Chink and the Girl along the West grounds; General Miballovieb’s a m'lnlmum of 12 enemy aircraft and prollUbls in its forward emergency and medical setup. ford hospital, is reported to be as 5:15-6 30—Business men’s gym. "We nee after three years of war ooBSistent loyalty to her friends India Dock Road, in Thomas Chetnik army in Yugoslavia; the 12.50 At this meeting nurses from the well as can be expected. for a loss of seven of our alr- how false their calculations were, progress. Many seemingly diffi­ behind-the-lines guerrillas in Rus­ 6:30-7:30 —Game room, boys : and to this institution. TO the Burke’s “Llmehouae Nights,” but Bureau of Child Hygiene of the how Interlocked are the functions cult prablems have a human core sia; the Poles and Czechs and WATKINS Miss Florence Johnson, daugh­ 7-12. *^'^The U. S. pilots were said to Barald. aba rendered service which the first time I came to New York 9ROTM8RS INC State' Department of Health will 6:30-7:30—Junior boys basket of air and sea power." When" that is so, it becomes good Greeks, who are fighting Nasi WATKINS give i demonstration of home de­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson have founo toe Tunis airdrome Admiral Harold R. Stark, chief was invaluable because it was Broadway actually seemed sin­ domination with, everything in the ■ lOTHtlS I M C ball League practice. littered with Axis planes destroy­ sense to treat them in a human ister, and though the Street itself livery, which is of great interest of 17 South Mala s t r ^ , left today 7:30-8:30 —Game room, boy* of the U. S. Naval forces in the aMitivated and inspired and ruled book. Perhaps there are millions and most opportune at this time for Pittsfield, Mass., where she ed in previous raids. European theater, said.lt had been way. When Uiat is done, it is weltered in Its customary blaze of of these who In their little way will be one of the bridesmaids at 7-15- . “Our planes encountijred heavy by loyalty. Her every act be­ lights, it was easy to imagine that because of the possibility of 7:00—Miss Grant’s class. “a slow and discouraging business often the case that a tough prob­ are apparently as cooperative emergency conditions that may the wedding of Miss Geraldine 7:30-8:30—Parachute Basketball machine-gun fire establishing sufficient control of spoke her worthiness c i trust. each aide strtet shadow concealed with the Axis authorities as Ad­ Seagrave, who waa a classmate ot but no fighter opposition, it was SiV* lem can be solved with every one a. shawled figure with « patch over oJ exist in case of an air raid. the sea to use our powers, but all ■be had many friends outside miral Darlan has been. Perhaps Miss Johnson when they attended 8:00—Meeting. Townsend club. announced. the free world now is rejoicing in her business associations, both in even happier than they thought one eye. I can tell you now that there are other millions who are Cut to fit your Larson Junior College in New Eight-Mile Penetration the cop on the comer was a very 8:30-10:00—Badminton. Although the communique men­ the first signs of success.’’ XCaachester and In her native they were imder an old system. only waitipg until they can see Haven. welcome sight. their way clear to throw off the 6:30—3 alley# open for bowling. tioned only the capture of Mejez farmers BookvlUe. But the Herald famUy, rooms—from, Engagements 7:30—2 bowling alleys, Soroptl- In 1922, American Now, in ths dlmout, one often Nazi yoke. The first Christmas party a El Bab. toe Vichy radio said Al­ raised 5,000.000 bushels of soy If we may speak fully of our serr wonders what visitors think. The local organization is that of CeO' mist club. lied vanguards were ^ beans. The 1942 crop is 200,- An Old Lie Great White Way is the gray way stock rolls SINGLE 0 “ DOUBLE EDGE xbw, leads them all in Its mourn­ Not to make use of these, find ter Church Women’s Federation, miles of Tunis at one point, imply­of loot),000 bushels The Waterbury Republican has now. Ypu can not see cars until . Carffl-MaUempo - to be held in connection with a Cloves once were sold at more ing an e.tht-mlle penetraUon of ing for this good spirit gone from even those others outside the Watkins New _ Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Maltem- than their weight In gold. made an intelligent and timely ef­ they are on top of you. Only the conquered countries who are seek­ NO DELAY! pot luck supper..Tuesday evening our midst. We know bow to make other njght I stood at 8th avenue po. of 142 Birch street, announce at 6:30. and a ’’Falriess Fair. It fort to nail down an old miscon­ ing only future security for the engagement of their daughter . this a better world: have more in front of the New YdMcer hotel themselves and their people, v.-m be recalled that Center church people like Grace West in it. May ception which Is flowering again and witnessed an accident that Miss Julie Veronica Maltempo. to ■ omen some time ago abandoned would be one of the greatest stra­ ''Gift Box" Private Alfred J. Cargl. son of she rest in peace, anil may all now that more and more discus­ resulted in the death of a woman. tegic errors the United Nations Uieir annual “Caledonian Market, She stepped right into the path Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patty of fcc.lng that it would hardly be 53485353484848482323532323534823535353 who Have known her strive to be sion Is turning to . thoughts of the of an automobile. She simply could make. Everywhere early Christ­ South Coventry. patriotic to undertake it this year worthy of her memory. peape to follow this war. didn’t , tee It, and before anyone That,., at least, is the opinion of mas shoppers gathsr you’ll Miss Maltempo attended Man­ with so many busy in War worl^ the experts. They also say that hear . about thia clever chester High school and is em­ The Republican has noted some­ could scream there was a grind­ shop with its hundreds of It is expected that many will be where an expression of ths hope ing af breaks and she w'as a limp, for the first time In history the ployed by toe Southern New Ehig- willing to give as United States ia coming of age one-of-s-kind gifts.. .de­ land Telephone Company at Hart- The Opposition To M. F. D. that "Great Britain would be will­ crushed figure on the asphalt, corative accessories, from their funds as they were formerly dead. and playing the European diplo­ ford. ■ J to give of their time in prepara­ ing this time to admit the United matic game with the same marked V ?5c to $10.00. Don't miss Private C$rgl was graduated In a number of editorials, the I t tion. A large gathering is expect­ Herald has sought to discuss t ^ States to equal partnership in ad­ Though the lights have dimmed deck they have been using over from Windham High school, and ed to attend and hear the returns. ministering the peace and not .ex­ the crowds do not seem to mind. there for centuriea That’s why prior to his eiiUstment in the U. •dvantages which would come to the topflight men are snickering S. Army was employed by, toe The G Clef club will hold a re pect in any future world society a The sidewalks remain jampacked, all sections of Manchester from not only with seamen and soldiers at criticism of our psychological Royal Typewriter company. He hearsal this evening at 7:30 o’clock the creation of a Manchester Fire vote for- every unit in her empire from the seven^ comers' of the warfare In North African It’s the is at present with toe Army Air at the Emanuel Lutheran chu«*- Department, financed by all the as against our one vote.” world but with New Yorkers and first time we haVe really won a Force at Atlantic City, N. Y. The club wiU travel to the Wind­ pot that way and apparently it taxpayers for the benefit of all We have noted that, too. Con­ visitors, out to catch a moment’s 'N o date has been set for toe sor Locks airbase Sunday distraction. has been a big one. When the wedding. _____ noon for a concert under the DIAMOND RINGS Manchester's residents. However gressman-elect William J. Miller, whole story i.s finally told, the size The last time I saw Broadwa;ay auspices of toe USO. Miss Helen 1100.00 poorly expressed these arguments in hia campaign answer to ques­ (last night) I was walking sou'Ul of our winnings may be ten- times “Quilted” design dressing Berggren wlU be the soloist. tamy have been, they have had lit­ tions by tbs League of Women towards Penn station and . con­ what they seem to be now. table or cigarette box in Personal Notices tle trouble finding a basis of ordi­ Voters, qualified his outlook on templating, of all things, the flush composition. Choice of Everett Cone, Jr., of 28 V iw InManchester street, enters service wlto_ to# nary horse sense upon which to the post-war world with the of the light of the moon on the turqolas or ivory finish. Card of Thanks skyscrapers. How many years it Army Air Corps on Monday. He is warning that last tlinvr Ifi ,U>* Pheasant Season Wt wl»h to arknowlcaKe ■with not married as stated in T ^ Her­ stand. Common sense, logic, ef- has been since people walked New—Colonial "Eagle and de*P gratitude the thouKhtful k ml- flelency, improved public service, League of Nations, the Utoted neaa shown us by all of ald on Wednesday. Young Cone U / Broadway and got romantic abopt Grapes” )iand blown flask bora and friends and "'•'T'*’';;* economy, these all stand on one States would have been out-voted the Iight~df the moon is as good a Open Until Dtec. 5 in rich green coloring. Zion Lutheran church. To the clersy 19 yeara of age. akje of the question. and dominated by Britain. gniess for you as for me. It won’t Authentic reproduction— Manchester and .^ e lr congrcKa- happen again after this, God Will­ $1.6$. tlons for their underetandlnit words Sun t "Unpe To Stop Sniffle# | t is noteworthy, however, that, “The notion of* many British Hartford, Nov.. 27—An exten­ of help and comforl. To Effective 12:01 A. M., Monday, HoveiDber 30, ing, for generations again. our dear husband and father Chicago— a natural pad pteaaant loy- Guard casualties mounted, to 4,929 narrow sill, $1.0$. ' •12 f t Blue r'; 18th Century I 4.75 .3.98 48.60 When Gals any Yes to existing tasUtutlons. The Presidential Cure dead, 2,157 woundltd and 10,166 12 ft. Rose Plain Jaspe ‘ 6.25 • * * • • • • • • • e WIOR They Me Ne Knot mlssibg ae a result of war opera­ Manchester Civil Defense Council. JEWELER ; But H to poasihla «bat.'the rsal Mr. Roosevelt, the politician tions in all parts of the world. - N*w->Reproductliao of a •MILL SECONDS, SPBCIALLT PRICED MANCR a t tbs oppoeitkm 'lies in the Denver—(JV-SIxty-stx per cent The total was disclosed with the small WilUanuburg (Vir. § I 977 MAIN STREET and statesman, often movea by ginia) pitcher in light dfeat « » SKtstMoe oC tbs sitotle indirection which annoys of coeds at Denver University who release at Casualty List Nor 17 drere asked: "Would you become containing, for local publication, ' Uua; handblown, $Ll$i ■ i^i IsiD diatilct igratsin. pro- both friend and enefioy i!>y cloak­ engaged to a young man about to ti^ namaa a t 774 dsa4 woundsd toa aomd few ing his real aims. Whether or be drafted?” reaponded “yes." but and missing reportsd to next of lil,..u...... irho might not be cer- not Mr. Roosevelt the coffee. 7S per ceng of them answered “fTo” Mn from Nov. 1 through Nov. 15. WATKINS tr Statue bt tba event of If Uu^Sy.muld marry The list Included 304 dead, 252 WATKINS Stoker jprooeede by the aams wdunded and 191 mitolng. VAIN FLOOR • «;0 -T $■'* % ■■■■' ■■■ ■ ■/a'..',,;,!';'■3-' -'i ■■ :■ ' )■ . .. I .

wasp" In an example). It may not MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1943 nowNllscontlnue the lower-price T E ll Price C#i^ g 8 aervlceSwhUe continuing to offer I the >l^»^rtc«l ' 1 -a- S ta n d at lumalnder o f unoccupied Franoo in in the wide open Warfare that waa 4 dviee , ' agahift further violation by the Stalingrad Forces west of Stalingrad and it was ap­ nu^tMned a oarfWSarry^tan/- Restaurants British and American aggressors. parent that there were no clearly Affirms Order •No New Provisions Can Ice as well as p ic k t ^ x ^ deUvery “After the undertaking, on defined lines. i B e Inserted in Rental service, charging W their word of honor, by French Deepening Hourly But, after listing seven towns R o m m e l M ay t r y t o Re-1 7m Hartford Today troops and commanders of the Deaths captured In the Don bend, the spe­ Leases by Owner. fAlLoed Places fleet to work with their units U (Contlnaed from ftge One) cial communique aald, algniflcant- Hartford Company Must within the framework of. the com­ ly: C 8H H n M unSSS’SiSS u iA - Croirded for the First Comply whh FPC Re­ Determ ined to Pay A n y j Bv James Marlow and mon defense, the French Army, Herald Worker tacked Stalingrad for three ‘In this sector they (Rsd Army Time in Years. by the Fuehrer’s wish, was not months were beset by fresh perils aoldiera) threw remaining enemy quirements in Future. P r ife t p r i ‘ .Otjo^gp only left untouched but was partly on. two sides. units on to the eastern banka of WashluHton* Nov. W. W . strengthened and equipped, and Passes Away To the east the Russian garri­ the River Don.” I Some things It’s well ;o know; K AB but two of th« public eat- particularly the sector of Toulon, This gave a picture of the Rus­ New York, Nov, 27—(JP)—^The By Itowitt Bliwliw**** toc places in South Manchester son of Stalingrad was' strengthen­ jl ^ u ’^ rcplpyt ,a |houqp or apar^- with the French Mediterranean ed by supplies and reinforcements sians headed eastward in an ad­ United States Circuit Court of Ap­ k m t open yesterday. For the first fleet, was left to French defense. vanced phase of a great circling I ment. m a r k d o w n s Miss Grace B. West run down the west bank of the peals today affirmed an order of ic«V must-Agure t hwm i in 16 years the Center 'In the meantime, breaches of movement aimed at pinning the I The Office of Price Admlnistra- 111 Volga—for the first time since the Federal Power Commission re­ likely to try tQ recoup the fallm making a reduction ^»ed j" ZiUnch served mealh and did this their word of honor and attempts besieger into the 45-mlle wide |. .tlon' dfOlpres that apy iwiy 'because of the large number of Taken by Death; Fu* (early in the siege—and behind at escape by high French offi­ them, 45-50 miles to the west, the strip between the Don and the quiring the Hartford, Conn., Elec­ lorUinea o f hima^lf »nd master I slooa ln Teases Increasli^ |g f4y fjMoy Scieelioiis " out of town residents now making cers have become frequent. eral Tomorrow. Volga and then driving them tric Light Gompany to comply S i n g a «tan Thus, with one stroke every Scoffs at German Boasts .audience are Ifivited .to cwne up OT^ ons flaw In this a9i98 (Coattnoed from Page One) and retained friends not only colurtin?* encirclement Ihrusts tioner. It is immaterial that the March, 1W2, several types of serv­ T h e r e 's sSKtfiyfiJ SR-kmi trace of French sovereignty was Order Challenged Admitted late Wednesday; Miss The Soviet Information Bureau on Uie staie piqd lead Sammy Maybe the abbrevlatlOT :S5 among her associates at The Her­ that by-jjass strong points' and sale.s are ‘indirect’ In that they are IVIi^ strength Bomroei c m ice at different prices, the lower- outlook. Origppaliy Sola i M erased—no acre of her homeland Eleanor Pnlozie, 869 Main street; scoffed meanwhile at German ■ t« tie defense of jn Kaye’s faifioqs orchestra. Pr^es so confusing you’ll StW QuatUity ,From Ofii^tlvOor ^rown Bluo Fox _ ’ , , ^iFrenchmen defending the ald, but in the church and frater­ surround field detachments. It al­ sold within the state to another mmtor f « priced belne steps in the laundcr- will be - -V .e g f to learn the s 6.98 4k99 was left free of the Invader, she Leonore Howarth. 41 We.stwood boasts of terrifying "new weap­ to a ronitoe of dpee- to cDntesta’nti fuid fun galore at have to open the ' ll 1 •sown Ssble'OyodJonlriol last unlnyaded soil of their home­ nal circles in which she was ac­ ons” described by Berlin as flame­ so might mean weakening of Axis company for transmission and sale Ine process which made up toe iPinost Mskors land. The Germans themselves ad­ became subject to absolute Nazi tive. Washington, Nov. 27.—IJT\ — street; Baby Diane Boehm, 577 niatton-wllseeiiwton^tp’ seenw to sitpiust ’ every 'show. answer. 12.98 AD-JP T •' Rod Krimmsr rule, even her meager means of throwing tanks capable of spout­ morale under the dual Impact of outside of the state.” PlghMt-prlced service (“wet )| M mitted that some of the French She was formerly regent of Validity of President Roosevelt's Adams street; Katheryn Brown, fierce fire and shriveling cold, ______large_ on There arc tpo midnigbt stage I0«8 ff.9 9 Jigs H,sa4)i8 Irmxa tynx-Oymi Wlnto self-defense were made impotent $25,000 maximum net .salary order 12 Chester Drive. ing a flame over a five-story build­ teb help m tler can id screen' shoi'''S iCllS .jyeek-,end, 14 Boxs’ Wool Sport Cpfto M ^ i^warahips had been scuttled and Sabra Trumbull Chapter, Daugh ing, and electrically-operated ma­ Russian reports skid. (1 lithat this latest breach of a Hitler — Jr. toys’ Ravaraibto and TjepM lon. Hope Chapter, Order of the East­ Germany has no such weapons, had captured 1,863 guhs, 3,851 BA8. 10i98 Warm Twood Bpd COATS The Nazi communique did not and of insurrection against his Finance committee. Shirley Ann Rabaglino, 127 Bis- The Sho'ws tonight are continuous <1 ( mastery. ern Star of that place and It^ thi.s official announcement said, machine-guns, SOiOOO rifles, 1,320 Chroiigh midhigit, and patrons 11 llell which or how many of the Indicating he believed the salary sell street. pabd o6 the ' retoV.ibeS \Which he .K ' 1.19 "I. am determined not to, in any third Worthy matron. On coming adding that the Nazis reported tanks, both damaged and in work' may come anytime. On Sunday, 16 Fhnnol FUii»*IIy 14.98 ^ broadcast recorded by Reu- casa give Europe over to chaos terviewers yesterday he be'ieved Reichere. Wapping. them in action only to divert at­ the doors' for the midnight show I Cor4uroy Lpslpr t a M-iiu««4s. self with the Center Congregation­ tention of the German home front supply dumps. Of intei'est. here Is news of the mad race from p Al^ein. ^ n by allowing a free hand to these it "unwise and unnecessary',' and Discharged Wednesday: Mrs. open at 12:0 1 A. m. Blew rs announced: agitators,’’ Hitler wrote Retain al church and was a member of from tremendous losses before Official reports again failed to approaching marriage of Miss be uPdddbt^l jm he ^ MWl- WfAR—tTRIgf JtXMK Wmwfl’s.iiMs- "By orders of Admiral de La- that the president had "no au­ Rosemary Bycholskl, 112 School apparently meaning his opponents Group G of the women workers. Stalingrad. say which of the many towns tak­ Frances Irene Hayes, dallghter of Cutt potftltm. ^ lb s flhf fw ™ ^ rbe, ■vessels of the French She also affiliated with Chapman thority to issue it." street; Thomas Hassett, 390 Lake en fell to the Army which struck Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes o f New- jpaemns Vrtllch he cobmaMidW a presslye «Uear Indication at Toulon scuttled them- generally and the Fighting French Overnight, the Stalingrad garri­ few'Short Weeks ago'hrfore Bicjrd® * and antl-Axia Vichy French espe- Court, No. 10, Order of Amaranth The Senator predicted that the street; Mrs. Roy Bent and infant son struck out hard, dislodging from the south and which were Ingtoit^and Donald Ernest Winkel S f ape^. laihres. of this town. order will be contested when the son. East Hartford. the Germans from fo'jr large captured by the one from the of Meriden. The ceremony will debacle |»jM suffwred aerioito At time# the Boche were Saviags On 9 IlsaksJuits, I “A t 10 a. m. there was not one clfically. “I sincerely hope it will be pos­ Many of those associated with Treasury asks for IcKislation to Discharged yesterday: Richard blocks in the northern part and northwest but it appeared that take placii^tomorrow afternoon at fleeing In such panic that thqlr W e WiH (1 J,siMlil. 1 itrosael afloat." her in these different organiza­ obtain additional revenue, either Olbrias, Hilliard street; Carol Bal- killing 950 in this and other the latter had made the most 4 o’clock ' In Grace Episcopal *^^Bqulpment flaorifloe CXdoawl tmnaports spread out fo^se^- I At the moment that Nazi arm- sible to give back to France an * i S 5 r ' ‘ fi'o to ''th if‘ 75.(pj men ih iite 4»ornv;tK II <1 siat 20 Army whose officers at least obey tions remember the dignity and through compul.sory savings or kus. 253 School street; Miss Eve­ clashes in the town, the mid-day sweeping gains, apparently strik­ church, North Newington, with a — ■ hpndiTd yarih* acrcos the, lored columns entered Toulon at 4 RomiPel lost in"'fcasuattWs and FUR COATS the chief of state. . accuracy with which she perform­ direct taxes, when a nev^ tax bill line Olson, South Coventry; Mrs. communique said. ing some 115 miles south from be­ reception following at the home in ti\et\e atternoon today, said the Vichy broad- “I am convinced you took no ed her ritualistic tasks. The same is considered by Congress. Theodore Caddy and infant daugh. Red troops extended their ad­ low Kietskaya to Surovikhlni^and of the bride’s parents. The couple prtobn ^ . hla facrIBce In taWts. , quoting a dispatch from Mar- SHELL part in any of these activities, but palnataking work and attention ter, East Hartford; Mrs. Mary vance during the night northwest then swinging eastward to tfi-ive will live in Meriden.' w a ^ e n e s and other ^equlpmept S H ^ L L (yA S .e, “Admiral De LaBorde gave I am compelled to carry this I war to detail waa ever in evidence Chief’s Son Killed In War Kearns, 33 Russell street; Arline of Stalingrad and wiped out 1,000 the enemy back across the Don Mr. and Mrs. Haye* were for­ his^hSen cMossai;' , dreds qf ihne#." Xou' M Mp » 7 9 > *1^ order to scuttle which was im- through to the end." during her long period of employ­ Herring, Buckland; Mrs. Frank foemen and captured .much booty, toward Stalingrad. mer Manchester residents. The T have Just hM a remark^Ie trOT^ M w heels'i;^!^ like 40 “'iir' F iix SUIIS tely carried out. demdnstrattbb ‘ ig ‘ the m^eriel Daxbui Called Betrayer ment in the business office of this New Haven, Nov. 27—(/P>— Po­ Biercuk, and infant son, Stafford the war bulletin also said. Sixty- The Stalingrad garrison main­ bride is the granddaughter of Har­ £h oae\ f )a ' ' ’» “t PLUS TAX PLUS TAX Flares from one big force of Hitler accused Admiral Jean paper. lice Chief Philip T. Smith was in­ Springs: Miss Eleanor Palozie, six German tanks and 25 planes tained steady pressure within the ry Barrows, formerly of thi^tpwn. w e t^ w ^ aerbsa toe ^nfin. bombers spotted the ships Darlan of having “mice more be­ Funeral services for Miss West formed by' the Navy Department 869 Main street; Mrs. Allan Bourn were reported destroyed in an­ siege-tom city, dispatches said, brother of Mrs. George Kuhney of Where “toe hattleline ran be­ Origimdfy fPP /o iO rigip ^ y to iIJ)9 AMD . thler anchorages before dawn. will be held tomorrow afternoon and infant aon. 129 Parker street. other sector. breaking into German positions In Henry street. tween K1 ’ Tmmem and the Quat- f ^ 6 M M trayed Germany and Italy.” today that his aon, Lieut. -Com­ Qpr. W?in $t. , said, while other bombers sowed With a frank avowal of the perl] at 2:30 at the Watkins Funeral mander Philip T. Smith, Jr., had Discharged today; Mrs. Paul To the southwest, further suc­ the northern area, killing 500 and U rs depr(pssn^ the whole trtraln 0 Sabla Blon4«d Musk- MPM OFF oetlc mines to block the road- In which he stands from bis ene­ home, 142 East Center street. been killed in action. Fultz and infant son, 34 Russell cessful offensive operations were generally keeping the besiegers Planes hunting submarines was pitted with shell and homp • Bbck Dyo4 entrance. mies-within Europe as Well as out­ Rev. Paul Rosa Lynn of Gilder- A graduate of Annapolis, Lieut street: Mrs. Abraham Brooks and reported with 600 killed. too busy to do a great deal about must come down very low to spot holes. It WOT hpre the British be­ Hitler’s sudden breach o f his the approaching threat from the the periscope and the dark shad­ Paw :2:Pi«^ f*i Consy, defenses at Toulon not to fire in and burial will be in the family months old, whom he bad never Mrs. Joseph Slamond of 738 Birch indication of just how the various ' Axis rofves , Lapin" Processed • Sku/ik '5 Suits. 12.98 $S 2 Suits----- 22.98 home soil since the armistice of the event o f an Anglo-American lot in Grove Hill cemetery, Rock­ seen. Mountain Road. Bed Army columns were moving After tii'e first bloW y stand, aplegne in 1940. 16 Suits 15.98 f l O 9 Suits----- 2958 landing in this town. ville. Friends may call at the fu­ PINEHURST FRESH MEATS panic seized tpf fc^cs. S^nr Alan Thoso lni^v)^al fo r ,Cr*jitf 1 SuHs----- 35.00 t was the final bid by French- “ Existence of this order has neral home this afternoon and 'of combat Icaafin and ^ark^ 7 Suits 19.98 en for their liberties, for with Lamb Legs Freehly Ground V— .0rttiu4fiy SAl£ , been proved. evening and until the hour of the of wpeed Increase. Hci;e can COATS » HUITS-StCONO ftOOR the last trace of their sov- “ I have given otd tn that all funeral. Hams LAMB PATTIES ...... 4 for 29c see mountaiiidus e v id e n c e d the Dty was obliterated, the last 1 Dyed Persian Laapb Paw Coat Naval and Amjy units of French Bearers will be Chief of Police Small Link Old-Farms Sausage Meat Patties, 4 ^ devaalatldn " wrought on ot o f . unoccupied motherland forces be immediately demobil­ Samuel G. Gordon, Leon A. Thorp, and the whole country turn­ Sausage 49c lb. tauiks,'‘wan>l?f’ ®* tranOToH by I B l ^ l^od Porjian ffW goto ized. Thomas Ferguson and Ronald pm fKe’ Bi-luah and AmrtficAn over to-Nasi military rule. “Mkrshal Von Rundstedt .will Ferguson of Manchester and Ar­ Bag Sausage serve One of Thexe Boned and Boiled 7 W irt Coats JUNIOR COATS An the Indies ions from both The M anchestei* Forces. be in charge of all measures thur E. Hayward and Charles Tripe^ LAMB SHOULDERS...... Ib. 30c 1 Natural Cray Copt ' I were that they fought to the Leonard, of Rockville. Q iM U fir.v Originally deemed necessary and will ^ k e The Lamb Shoulders are easy to slice and make an eco­ Ians t f P P Pi o f tbeii limited power. all decisions in French territory, i 6 r#jr Parsiffl lamb Copt / The Germans acknowledged of- This was the second time 'lfi 18 nomical meal served with Birds Eye Mixed Vegetables .i^kerif 1 Blfck byf^ Ptrsifff Cftlf -1 Ck««n Wool. ildORWd Goll*t. 9»ttons ially that it took them hours to days that Hitler has violated! his . . .Baked Potatoes and Brown Gravy. Or have os cut J 1 BUok Wool, lUmpacd Collar. B w t ^ 49.% It firn control of the port, Funerals ^ Plan today to J|eaye ijt M to be ps* I? 9W*r. 2 fifick Dyod Cr^u f f m t Lamb Coats 89400 eir report that “ the demobiliza- pledged word to defenseless Public M arket 7 to 9 chops from a Lamb Shoulder and fix the rest for 3 Neutral Tssoed Tuxodos. Lapin edged 8 0 .0 0 France. stew ing.. .a good buy at 30c pound. hf t e ' UP I Twa'Watohinakff* A4 1 fifcb Cross Pfnian (sin 44) 1 Twood i8ox C « t . RacepoP Collar of disintegrated French for- Mrs. Alice Virginia 8 9 .0 0 liatlons is under way and will When be tore up the armistice The funeral o f Mrs. Alice Vir­ frohi' 1 Sable Dyed Squirrel Ch*f 1 Wool Bo* Copt. «lH .. Wolf g lla r «.0 0 of 1940 on Nov. 11 and Axis Boiled Ham s~ HwUthfnl, Tender . ' c,(m trh u lf^ sfw k ‘rd. | 12.00 lave been completed shortly" In- ginia of Adams street Who died Pepper Loaf PIGS’ LIVER ^ te^U yi] 1 Matara Dyed AUska §«#l € ^ ^ V5 Tweed Copts 19.98. 22.38 |:icated that the final remnants of forces obliterated the former line Wednesday, following a short ill ane and the driVeY of ‘ the 1 The sb-c led pass isn’t a pass at 1 TOE OEWEV-Wewisa! CO- 9 of demaixatlon between occupied For Your Sunday Dinner Jellied Tongue > 29c Ib. 2 lbs. 55c MUMIT-OOAOUNO—SECOND FLOOR i'he smashed French forces still ness, was held this afternoon at «»6tc&''biiS''w^oh‘ hrijught us tq all.ail, butoui . xlg-OTg highway from J^wefers Stotponara 1 ^ PyH ^ )ad not been subdued. and unoccupied France,' Toulon two o'clock from the William P. .Meat Loaf Regulnr \ the’ Airbdirt.' " ‘ ‘ r Ithedesthe desert .fioqr to tlie top qf th* The Vichy radio said the French specifically was excepted. . Quish funeral home at 225 Main Frankfurts Beef Liver...... ib. 38c “I was told to collect 10 bodies,” escarpmetit.' Xetuafiy tbr-re art »URS-:4K;9||tP FVGIQP, Berlin broadcasts later ascribed blowm up their coastal bat- street. Rev. Ferris Reynolds, pas­ Shoulder Selected Fresh Native declared the cockney (drfvef de- two highways, j!our mUes spart. irles at Toulon after Nazi bomb- this to a gesture of generosity tor of the Second-Congregational feflaOrely, rand they ato hf and ettopr i flwm could be de- MILLINERY i es had dropped explosive bombs from Hitler himself. I church, officiated. ’The bearers Lamb Chops CALVES’ LIVER...... Vt lb. 45c pefspSilficefJons.’' ^ fend^^ndeflnllely by a well- I n the harbor's, fortifications and Now he promised Petaln”lhat were, Frank Virginia, Roy Amato, Many people plan to serve healthful Liver once a week. . *^‘Ten, eh ?” rSspOTfiwl the aer- equipped Army. “I am irrevocably determined' to Fancy Grade A Turkeys FURiTRIMMED h a t s i^'azi aimored coUimns had I'each- Ellsworth Stning and James we offer you i; choice of three kinds this week-end. zeaof. .“My Hat esUf for 11 cada-- Had No Ttap* for Befense ppY WA# 3TA*IPS |‘ 1 the Main harbor. The Navy ar- help ,Fran,ce to reconquer colon ' Aceto. Burial waa in the liaat vent I’mwtog to call the roU. Rdmlnel had no time for defense llROAUtOOf/ KUGS •mal, munition dumps, and oil ies by all means in my powisr" cemetery. Freshly Chopped He ticked oft our names as we here, however. H ij Whoie anxiety O r ig in a lly and that he had no d esi^ s on / BY BENTON EXPRESS Fur Trim [‘inks were said also to have been GROUND BEEF ...... lb. 36c .yva? to facsJBe toe BH"- Hpvf Sfofnp - 8.50 9 i 99 ’ own up. France's fleet. Sinpll Crew of Fw-Trias«M “ You know, Herr Marshal," he Turkeys, All Sizes From 7-to Pinehnrst Service qt Time* . Oriffnaily to 8.99 ['With German bombers overhisad, War Bond Donated Try Our Own Make Pure Pork 5»re ' pasaii A,iinufi $5 said, French anti-aircraft bat- wrote Petaln, “all statements 18 Poynds Each. Very Fancy, Ib. 50e ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... ; ...... Ib. 45c -13.50 9.D 8 made from the English and Amer­ Sausage Meat, lb...... r>.... 39c — 26i00 I Skuto-Trimmod Tuiban I ’ ries opened fire trying to protect For Dance Tonight Large Roasting Chickens, 5 to ’ Native Fowl — Native Capons — 5-Pound Roasting ruy'xif' ifif# Tipif» 15.00 10 .9 0 I ime ships attempting to leave ican sides----- to' the effect that -— 42.90 1 Skunk-Trimmed 5 * ^ ^ J f t O O Germany wants to take over the S'/i Pounds Each, ib...... Chickens and Puritan FowL |pi2' M r Toil# 1 SafaM-Dyud Mutorpt Pillbox 15.00 leir moorings. — We Have a Limited Amount o f' > — .44.50 ■^16.50 11J 98 r.'The sudden stroke erased the French fleet are pure inventions." -W . B. Rogers, president of the Chickens for Frying or Roasting, Milk Etd, TRY #pl2' |bw J MpreMf Pillbox ------18.89 ' at vestiges of France's liberties, Habitual Nazi Pretext Hotel Bond Corporation, and — 2650 -18.50 ROAST VEAL — VEAL CUTLETS AND 5fF Q r m — i Ooy Persia* Pomppdour — ing the only remaining spot of Anticipation of an enemy move honorary chairman of the commit­ took -19.50 14j 99 $1.69 eaci FRESH FISH up 'hbt'hoSf*. T n m mw Twift -r— 51.50 1 Leopard Botot* ,------ccupied French homeland and is the habitual Nazi pretext for tee arranging for the annual dance .ir| 5'10"xl5' - 15.00 19.09 l^iiniing the whole country over to trespass and broken plrtlges but Fresh Cut Up Fowl, ' VEAI. CHOPS ' the speed wot' ;— 25.00 4 9 .9 9 I Femiau few leret of the Memorial Hoqiltal Women’s Steak Cod vnoaTtD -r o o o a The New Aero 4 'f'F lL M tr Twie — - 16.50 l U D O Ijazi military rule. this time, apparently. Hitler w u but evidence of a I SaM«-PH5<|U'"^.^*a# - Auxiliary this evening In the Bond ^Haddock Fillets Blue Twiit - — -----42.00 2 S .9 S - 12.50 9L 90 I'-A German communique frankly genuinely alarmed. Ball room, has donated a $25 War $1.49 each LAMB LEGS ~ RIB AND LOIN CHOPS Strawberries Inddnir* . . 4'i''xl5' By the way. the fine little har- -— 1 S ea i-< W Geney fdibm — - 15-00 19.80 |‘j.trlbuted the step, jointly ordered London sources regarded the Bond to be drawn at midnight at Oysters . ' Mixed Vegetables . . 9*12" P fw p f w i e — 105.00 1 Parsiaa Pompadour - t Hitler himself and Mussolini, to French fleet as the key to the :2! bof- of Tobfnk V m fUIed: with 7 9 .9 0 - 15.00 1 * 0 9 the dance. Two W ar Bonds will be ----- H7-00 Salmon Fillets Peas .Broccflli sunken pWB». both transport and Mahogany Twist 1 Sable-Dyed Muskrat Tuftan of the growing Allied might whole maneuver—either seizure of drawn among stubs from admis­ 9»17" 7 9 .9 0 - 15-00 f j r e wSTvesaela. Many Axis Mpnxm Fiipfpd — - 90.50 North Africa and the refusal of its powerful units or, as the com­ sion tickets, the other having al­ GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! Mackerel Filets Limas Coin 9 x )f5 " 1 Marmot Pempadoer ------1 9 4 9 ch armed forces to submit to mad# Tobruk toeir Idet port of ----- 99-50 •9.00 21.50 munique alleged, to prevent It ready been donated by the Ex­ fk id ' B r o u r o ------I iMvar ; - ,JT _____ -21.50 Axis will. from escaping to fight with the change club M one of Its com­ ------62-50 An accompanying letter to Mar- PURE LARD EVAPORATED MILK TETLEY |'9"x9' W w I m p ------Allies. - i munity sendcs projects. PINEHURST SPECIALTIES ^ ^e cW ted on for a L and then At ------75-00 Petain informed- the French, Besides the 26,000-ton battle­ Libt>y'’s JIF-E TOlUP MIX J dropped “ hlk curiy BF9C# 9*10'6" Brown Twist — Karl Rudolf Gerd Von Mr. Rogers has contributed to pounds Persian Tuiban -i7 Cfl ships Strasbourg and Dunkerque this annual dance on previous oc­ EMILY HARRISON’S - iHti'a A toB U bands and feUfen Mleeasleep I— n o -(» 1 idstedt “will be in charge of all Pea, Potato, Chicken Noo­ FRENCH DRESSING WITH CHUTNEY '"“.AJSfi', 9x1 ST' Blue Loop,------and the 22.000-ton battleship Pitv. casions wh^n it was held at the 37c tall cans ® I je t ^ iu ;— Silver Fox loetot ires deemed neceissary and vence, these war vessels are be­ dle, Vegetable Noodle, Beef deserves special mention. Try a 29c bottle and yon will taivaging klB equipment. Thus he MiiwMPPy T w in 160.00 ||llUJHIRY-4«OhD #M»R all declsionB in French Bond, usually ten dollars worth of 25c & w y lieved to have been lying in Tou­ Hotel Bond meals. Noodle, Tlie Army Navy Club ------125-OD ritory." lon: be back'for the 49c sIm next time. Just Uic way peo­ French Naval and Army Mrs. A. B. Sundquiat, the chair­ Sunlight Creamery or pack)ages ple try a 17c loaf of Pepperldge Farm Bread and then — n9JD0 9 7 .0 0 r heavy cruisers,, each of man, made the above announce­ Sage Cheese, fair IriweMay - were demobilized b y . Hit- tons; three Ught, 7,600-ton Fairmont Creamery return for the 27e slse. 1150 0 9 5 .0 0 order. The armistice of 1940 K ment this afternoon. The commit­ BUTTER Every Satiirdfly Night llwi toe# — ------SPORTSWEAR cruisera a 10,000-ton seaplane ten­ tee is most grateful to Mr. Rogers La Rosa Spaghetti, Elbows, Kenyon’s Johnnie Cake M eal.. . (MeKbnzie’s Buttermilk «pU(M Twd to* 'to-jfilU fianed to 149.00 J 9 7 .9 0 allowed French an Army of der, 25 destroyers and 26 subma­ Kraft’s Cheese, White and OgiyO" MpheMW Tiei^ and the Exchange club for their pound 9:15 P.M. ; ‘ men. rines, slo^iis and auxiliaries. Yellow American, sliced as Macaroni, and V P a n ^ e Flour, 1 5 c )...(F r e e with each iwckage Pan- -^)83XID . . 1 . - O rig b a J h communique contained only generous, imsolidted gtfta Here­ 54c II FgW'ir l«9 toil — Another poaslblUty, London ob­ desired. Shells, Mb. pkg. . . I v C ehke Flour, an 8-ounce imdmge). . I f f no 9 9 v 9 9 « that “part o f the French servers said, was that the Axis tofore local merchants have been _____ toe iPtrtot. asked to contribute merchandise Tomatoes, Giood r ^ '^ “Xgu eap aM better up aeuttled itaelf* and k was needed a good base for Italy’s 38c We have a limited amount of Bananas Saturday. [e m^ e iv xriffeeatae lU M SOtC W to caU waot 1400 9 9 .9 9 II All Weal SheHanjl S^ft S e — ^ 5 which qr how many of as prizea This the committee Quality, No. 2 can Plenty of Fresh Green Beans, Mushrooms, SpinacK, Cali­ fill' Wisd LsiS ■■ ■ harried fleet In the Mediteraraean. “ ‘ A?d BO-began » le toncrtfii 'to- TripoU and ■9.40 • 7 .9 9 7 Corduroy )ack*t-l*eftb Ctoh ^ French war veaaels—includ -The Moacow radio said the re- vetoed this year. fornia OuTota and Lettuce.. .Cauliflower, Etc. inddubUdly win be doing Ue PRIZES M f# te e s battlsahipa—o f France's The phtpef* hrougbf to# piw# ie r '^ L 9 Caberdiee Skirts — - 1*01 sManca at Toulon—which ' the le e tP o to ^ utmoet to bolster bip aerrtmt’a fleet were at the JaUeva A MU Cut Mixed Fruit in 'Bulk Tonsatoes, an»roximately 1-pound b o x ...... 23c down ^ a I 5Mrt Ied,|nW M rttoi«s,KTl ^ 11 Wool PUid Skirtt ■ ^ 2.91 German communique dismissed the ground ty like ap torcBB. . . . (20) 15.00 GAMRS vT9 flf Toulon haztocr. Ughtty M “ Anglo-Saxon" instiga­ for Your Xmas -to enter Toulon Mixed Fruit, syuffjl over A t toe mnmtot we • hill ted, laqlated and “ hipped in the Clarksburg, W. Va.—UP>—Jail­ Cake, lb. 50c Telephone Service Until 7:00 Tonight. while both ridep Drtpwe for hrt- 6B Twin Doleeie SWrtR. 12 *• ot Iw Mm Axis war lead|rs bod"—^was by French aeamen. ers bad to “break" a willing toe UP* |i^Th»b FPh’^ be wsfg/delayed, AW^^OIJSPOjUrARl "In peavent the Frencn fleet priamier out the city lockup re­ Mixed Vegetublee, Fancy Molasses in galkm •ARCMN W Otol-M to* U*VAT Only Wednesday, the Vichy ra­ Kvuywbere^^^tha record of # bflWfvff- __ to sea as planned and dio announced a decree under cently. The man in the cell' was. jog, RUGI UHOLIU»*-«COND,FLOO^ P|k^« »•••••••«•• ^8 grMt victory mad * PartiWi to R w o f C I ^ contingents which the marttime prefect dus to get out but key t Cans Cbaaser The Quebec pcmdactol...... — gouera- Ambf,” k sakL l Toulon took over powera of the wouldn’t Work. ment huUt I,4»0-brt.«^ei-bridgea betweeq anwmwinlmie saidi civil authorities. . Tiie day, Sergeant 'E. F. Armaler, Jr., lundlMgjCMer $1.35 'i f- igha by Brtuito and -Admiral Jean Abrlal, new Vichy with a firm fcrip on ths hammer, I FtoncI Navy aeoretary, vialtad the base pounded at the lock. His city’s fadto*-'- German and 4tat and talked with high-ranking scrap pile was Increased with a A FULL LINE OF FRUIT AND nRESH VdGETAB|.ES i9f6 V ik fl tts, Fnoob Naval offijarc haU-poMod of battsrsd MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27,1943 PAOB THIRTEEM^ I ^ E TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C O m . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.1942

result not only of tighter ti^ ic ']Vur«c Refuses Help but o t reduced state poljce person- I * Parents Sue List Winners To W«I Local Man Few on Roads nel which haa shrank in one year Until Patient Aided from a total of 374 to 230, Oom- Over Holiday rolsaioner Hickey' said. Besides School Coach At No. 1 Dance traffic the department must han­ Saddle Rock, N. Y.. Nov. 27. dle new ■war duties and an Increase — ( ^ —Volunteer firemen en­ in crmiinal violation*, he pointed tered a burning house and saw Hillhouse HigE, Coach conmM Large Attendance Is Re­ Traffic in Stale Drops ou t ' two figures dimmed by thick To One-Third Over smoke. And City Named in i^RIDAY, NOVEMBER 27 Compiled by Student* of Manchester High School ported a)l Firemen’ s A fireman reached for the $35,000 Law SuiU VOL. X, NO. 11 Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser A Year Ago. Taxeg Are Unpaid nearest, Estelle Qualake, a Social Wednesday. nurse, but she refused help. QuIsUng I aald, and reallzsd what a fool he "I’ll not budge until my New Haven, Conn., Nov. 27—4*) Chapter XXIV | had been not to Uke advantage of Hartford. Nov. 27 — (/P) — The On 492 Cars Here! patient is moved!” she cried —The city of New; Haven, ti»* Whenever Karl had been on sen- i his stay in the village. “ I think Miss Alice Dubanowaki. of Junior Class Comedy Drama Legion of Honor MHS to Begin state's first wartime Thankegivlng and pointed to Mrs. Charles New Haven High School Athlett* To Begin Government Gratitude Expressed ry duty the night before, and » I . , groups held meetings here and North street, was the winner oaw highway traffic hitting a new Jackson, 62. vas entlUed to be away from there.” He was making------a stab-- to I turkey at the Firemen’s Association, and James J. Da'vUit low In holiday volume yesterday- Under the law. the tax collector Firemen carried the ailing Picks Officers Is a Success arly roll call, the corporal wrote prove he had not wasted aU cheney Hall last Wed- football coach at Hillhouse High Wai* Stamp Sale traveling slower and only one third must mall to the Commlseloner of women down the ladder, and dm down, "Absent but accounted the nurse followed on her own school, have been named defend­ Pre-Induction Courses In Classroom Polls or." So at six that morning “ “ w a . a man named Gunnar ne«day night The go of ita former size. Motor Vehicles on the cloee of ants in a suit for $35,000 broiubt "There Was no interstate and power. Miss Qualake suffered Vew President of ’43 J. Todd, B. Nodden Star Student Council Will vhen he awoke and saw the cot Brogge ever at those . 1 gtreet Rockville, and the pig was business on Monday, November 30, smoke poisoning. | in Superior Court by Joseph Bin- aignia of the Victory Corps. Stu­ The majority of the pupils find; >e8ide him empty, he was not at "I think so ... but. Im by*^e holder of Ticket No. Intercity Uaffic to speak of," said all who have not paid their auto­ koaki as administrator of the ea- Several pupils are very pleased State Police Commlsstoner Ed­ Senior Boys Have Five dents who have been accepted for Class Is Bob Alvord themselves at this Thanksgiving In Play’s Dual Roles ^ U alarmed. . tate of Theodore Binkoskl, New nbt to be compelled to spend the Conduct Sale of War ... .. » 1325, no name being signed to the ward J. Hickey. “And that used to mobile tax. Unless the tax is paid general membership, if Juniors or period thankful for living “ in a day with some "cranky" aunt or With the girl again." he "Waa anything ever said about Haven high achool football star resisUnce to the forces of occupa­ ■tub. constitute the Thankegivlng traf­ they can not get a renewal of Gym Periods; Auto, Seniors, may be organized into Who Says He’s ‘Lucky’ country that haa not been pene­ vice versa. All Present Ability. Stamps in Homerooms bought, and smiled. t A large crowd attended the an­ their plates fiom the state. There Our Town Reports who was Injured in the Thanksgiv­ -But at 8 o’clock Karl had still fic.” special divisions, namely: Air trated by the cruel hand of dic­ Sugar rationing ia a help to one tion?" nual Thanksgiving Eve dance and are 492 names ready to be mailed ing Day game last year and died iUdio and Electrical lOt returned, and the corporal, “I ... I don’t know. The traditional New England Service Division, Land Division. ”j consider myself one of the tatorship," and "that the United girl aa it makes it impossible for "Smilin’ *1 hrough,” a three-act The op'jor’iuhlty to purchase enjoyed the music furnished ly but feeling that some will pay Being Delivered last May. vith some misgivings about doing Konig rose excitedly and shook family reunion around the roast The writ charge* that th.e boy’s Courses Have Begun. Sea Service Division. Productive luckiest boys in the junior class,” States still believes and trusts ! her mother to make a certain comedy drama presented by Sock War Stamps in Manchester High Ekldie , Abrahamson’a Commfind- their taxes before Monday night, ilm a bad turn, had to report him. his finger at the boy. "W e are an turkey suffered at the hands of death waa caused by the negli­ Service Division, and Community said Bob Alvord, newly elected that ’all men are created equal,’ ’’ I Thanksgiving desert which she and Buakin under the faculty di- tighter gas rationing, the absence tbo list will not be mailed until Service Division. it was found in a recent poll in ; dislikes very much, school" will be offered to all stu­ t went down in his book under ftrmy of protection. Who was it The complete list of prize win­ gence of the defendants in allow­ Huicheflter High school began president of the class of ’44, when ection of Mias Helen Page, was he date, December 1st "Private of many in service, and business the cloee of the office on that All of the annual town reports To qualify for membership in three Journalism classes. One stu- ! "To be 16 has been my desire dents next Tuesday. A recent poll who this winter brought 40 train­ ners follows; MiM Reva MIklw date. In many cases the cars are ing him to stay on q blanket at •cUve particlp*Uon, during the interviewed concerning this re­ enth jsiaatically received by audi­ •'lacher absent vrithout leave." loads of grain Into Norway? Who as usual in war factorie*. have now be,en bound and deliver the field after he was Injured. Be­ the Air Service Division, a stu­ dent states that he la grateful for for two years and at last I achiev­ ences both Thursday and Friday taken in all of the homerooms re­ 2 ducks, 6091, Harry Wetstone. owned by men in the service. The cently acquired honor. Bob, who is At 9 he was called into the cap- is It who protects these people Although Highway Oommlaaion ed to the Municipal building. The cause of this exposure, it clainuk p u t week, in the High-School Vic­ dent must be taking or have taken the natural beauty of this great ed that objective,” expresses one nights at the Manchester High vealed that 211 of the freshmen West Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mlklea, of ar WiUlam J. (X » noted a 40 to 50 care are being driven by relatives following the College Scientific United States, unmarred by bombs of the thanks of a girl in these ain’s office to be questioned. from Engllrti bombers and landing 2 chickens, 4090, H. Moore, Los Angeles. Calif., announce the of the men although they should dlslribuuon, started two weeks he was stricken with Pneumonia tory Oorpa, a national volunteer an automobile mechanics, radio, ocnool a.idltorium. have bought War Stamps out of percent decrease in traffic com­ the same day and later with bac­ electricity, or a vocational shop course, has been a member of the or other tools of warfare. classes. At a little before 10, just after parties? What do we get in re­ Summer street, town. engagement of their daughter, have turned in their plates when ago, waa held up because of lack organization for high ichools, de- Student Council for his three years Joan Todd, enacting the dual pared with last year in the state terial endocarditis, from which be course giving preparation for re­ Numerous pupils expressed their Several were thankful for their school, 198 will buy stamps in iunrise, Paul Herrmann and the turn T*T4eetings! Plots! Turkey, 625, A. Dubanowaki, 38 Reva, to George L. Grazladio, Jr^ they enlisted or were inducted. of a sufficient supply and the bad aigned to mobilize the atudenta for at M. H.. S. He is an active mem­ roles of Moonyeen Clare and Kath­ as a whole, the cut waa even more died on May 14, 1943. pairing or making aircraft. He thankf Iness for the fact that in marks which they received on school, 86 have bought $lg.76 wo soldiers, all white of face, re­ Murder!’* North street, town. son of Mr. and Mrs. George,' U weather, will start again tomor­ more effective preparation for and ber of the football team and of leen Dungannon, showed that she bonds, 14 have bought $37.50 pronounced on main arterlee, must be participating in a physi­ school they have the right and their report cards. tr ie d that In the alley beside the Johann could not help being im­ Goose, 6670. Helen Dailey, 8 Grazladio of 109 Henry atrset, row. participation in the wartime aerv- Hi-.Y. For hlB hobby Bob collects could take vivacious and gentle bonds and 17 have bought more Tha Milford toolhousa on the i Taxi Distance limited cal fitness program or a program privilege of choosing their own Being able to have all the tur­ (hoemaker’s shop they had found pressed by the logic of that argu­ Ckittage street, RockvlUe. Manchester. Entitled To Salute James W. Foley, who has the loe. Moat directly effected were all sorts of foreign coins. Outside parts equally well. Aa Kathleen, a than that. ment. His opinion of his father and Merritt Parkway-Wilbur Cross the Knior boya who, aa they were of military drill. subjects without being dominated key each one desires, also was resh boot tracks made since half 2 chickens, 2559, Kay Kelahan Miss Mikles is a graduate of contract for delivery said today of school l ie works at the Post Of­ spirited 'iish girl, she had a natu- In the poll the sophomores had the townspeople sank even lower royte clocked .o^y 5,162 cars Fort Riley, Ka*.—(>P)—Pity the Taxicabs have been limited to A student wishing to join the by governmental restrictlona. liigh on the list of gratitudes. In ■)a8t three when the snow had 118 Starkweather street, town. Texas State Teachers College that he was planning to secure told by Principal Edaon M. Bailey, fice. al appealing manner which, won 225 members who had bought than before. Now, besides con Thursday compared with 16,687 warrant officer—his saluting has trips not over 10 miles beyond the Land Service Division must be Many are greatly appreciative foreign countries there will be lit­ itopped falling. Near them, under 2 fowl, 2481, Robert Howarth, and is employed as a secretary at extra help and all of the parts of Will enter the armed forcea when Connie Kehler, -vice-president, her the bearta of the audiences. stamps out of school, lt4 who will tempt, he could feel hatred. year ago there were but 14 yester been Increased 30 fold. The War corporate limits of the cities in- pursuing or have .pursued a pro­ for the recent news that some tle or no turkey available. Regard­ \ scattering of snow meant to hide 56 Pleasant street, town. the ..North American Aviation the town not already covered they leave achool. In order to pre­ haa as a moat outstanding feature, As Moonyeen, in contrast to her buy stamps in school, 16 who have was 10,277 to 26,822. Department has decreed that the would have their reports by to- which they operate, except for pare the fellbwa for aervice, the gram including: .at least one year friend or friends of theirs, believed ing the turkey part of Thankagiv- part of Kathleen Joan was charm­ Herbert Phelon t, they had seen a large red stain "Very well." Tne captain wheel­ 5 lbs. candy, 2654, Independent plant in Santa Morilca, Calif. Mr. Commlasloner Oox expects the her dramatic ability. In “ Smilin' not bought any at all but will buy Grazladio is a graduate of Man­ warrant officer, highest non-cem- niorrow night. special emergencies. w a r Department haa auggeated of laboratory science or ahop Through,” she portrayed ISie .role missing or Injured, is safe and ing, one student was glad to still ing, poised and graceful. All through the cold and gloomy ed and went back to his desk, Cloak Co. decrease to be double in a few well. have good teeth with which to cat "Herb” Phelon is well-liked by them at school, 63 have bought lay. tense with foreboding, they "There have always been certain $2.50 War atamp, 2314, Earl chester High school, class of missloneu man in the Army, is In Pre-Induction Couraea in addition science, and one or more prein­ of Ellen, the maid. Besides telng a Basil Nodden as Ken, Kathleen’s $18.75 bonds from stamps, 7 have months by tightening control of the same claas with commissioned duction courses. These same pupils are found to the turkey, and another expressed sweetheart also had the opportun­ all Who know him. Some reasons searched. At a little before 8 It dangerous feactionaries in town. Moore, 333 Center street, town. 1937B. He is connected with rationing, and he predicts a sharp to regular aubjecta. The boya will member of Sock and Buskin, Con­ for this are his ready smile and bought $37.50 bonds and 9 have men, entitled to salutes from priv­ tecelve credit towarda graduation Applicants for membership in nie belongs to orchestra and band. have varying "non-serious" thanks thanks for not . having stomach ity to portray the dual . roles of vaa already dark again. For example, there la Kaare Jen­ 1 bushel potatoes, 5491, Samuel North American Aviation as an reductlor. in the issuance of auto to offer. Among them, the most trouble in order that he might cheerful words. helped the war effort by purchas­ Up in the hotel, Johann Stens- sen. the shoemaker. Private Karl Turkington, town. electrical inspection foreman of ates and non-com*. Now instead for thia courae. Preparation will the Sea Service Division must be Her only hobby is playing the pi­ Jeremiah Wayne and his son Ken. ing more thaii that. regristrations and drivers’ licensea, of saluting one officer in about ano and she enjoys playing either popular is the four-day Thanks­ have his fill of everything. He has played football for two jard sat with a group of soldiers Fischer was murdered in the alley- $2.50 War stamp, 6613. William the bombers and Mustang pursuit In place of the 28 state tnsop- be given in the automobile field taken or have taken a program Both as the disillusioned Jeremiah years as center and tackle. He The poll in the homerooms of every 30 men he paases, ha will KLEIN’ S WEEK-END SPECIALS! and in the radio and electrical including courses in high school classical muaic or "swieet sw ing.' giving vacation, a peri^ of free­ The aforementioned, both seri­ and the boyish Ken, he was con­ ind played 21 for beers. The men way adjoining his shop. We shall Schleldge. Spruce street, town. planes. era on Merritt parkway patrol a has also played baseball for three the juniors revealed that I7l atu­ 2 chickens, 574, Holden, 89 CaU' have to return salutes of the 29, M da. MechanicaL drawing will be mathematics, preferably plane Connie, who is taking the Qollege dom from any school worries. Alao ous and humorous, undoubtedly, vincing. ere nervous, and stopped once in presume It could not have been No definite date has been set year ago there weer but 14 yester­ years, and has been chosen by his denta have bought stampa out o ( done without his connivance. Dp ga avenue, Weat Hartford. and salute the other one. too. cut to one period a day and the trigonometry, at leaat one year of course has maintained an all A, a great majority are grateful that are things for which all can be Douglas Phelps characterized while to gaze out the dark, for the wedding. day, making t ^ arrests and Is­ fellow-players for the highest school, and 176 voted that they you or do you not know him to 1 shirt and tie, 4088, H. Moore, b o ^ will receive inatruction in laboratory science, preferaialy B average. the stores are closed on that day most thankful during this Thanks­ the role of John Carteret, who rested windows.. Something was suing 30 warnings. On the state and that they will not be required giving of 1942, the first war place attainable by an athlete, would buy stamps in school. The 'oot in jie village. have acted seditiAusly against the Summer street, town. TURKEYS elementary physics, a course in Jimmy Britton, the treasurer of was to have married Kathleen’s network 109 state policemen were Bwtora. to work on Thursday, which ia the that of captain of his team. junior class has 13 members who 6 ties, 2630, Thomas Girald, 63 To aid'the "toughening up’.* pro­ the elements ' of navigation, and the class, is following the General Thanksgiving in the United States aunt, Moonyeen, on the night^ihe But Johann was feeling more Reich forces?" on duty. day the stores in Manchester usu­ in over 20 years. The members of the Hl-Y, to say that they have not purchased "He has talked In favor of the Nelson street, Hartford. 17 To 21 Pound* gram. five perloda of phyaical edu­ one or more shbp courses. Scientific course. For the third waa shot by her rejected suitor, irful than he had Un weeks, Town Canvass Reduction of the patrols waa a ally remain open until 9 o’clock. Ruthmary Wlrtalla. which, .he has belonged for two any out of school but will do so government in London.” $2.50 War atamp, 7197, Buck cation a week will be given. How­ In order to become a member time he has been selected by his Jeremiah Wayne, fifty years pre­ when stamps may be bought in e was sure that here, for the years, have likewise chosen him "Good. Now, the man who owna Dobzlhski, 18 Pine street. East ever, a fellow who la participating of the Production Service Division, home room to represent them in vious. Because of this tragedy for the position of highest honor school. These upperclassmen have ,rst time in his life, he was ap- Student Council. Jlr my is a mem­ John nursed a hatred against the ireciated at hia true value, as a the cannings factory. Brategaard. Hartford. Nearly Ended in basketball or in defenae work the student’s program must in­ in the club—in this case. Presi­ alao purchased 46 $18.75 bonds and 1 bushel onions, 175. D. Fogar­ 4 2 c may be exempted, from the pro­ clude; courses preparatory to work ber of the Cheer-Leading Squad Wayne family and objected to the dent. nine $37.50 bonds, and 39 have .an who had made a decision and I have suspected him of ordering Hi-Y Sees Movies that fish be spoiled. Am I cor- ty, 54 Walnut street, town. gram. > in the field of agriculture, or and of Sock and Buskin. In ” Stnil- Pleased— love between Kathleen and Ken. “ B e e f has been following the purchased more bonds than this. ered to it in tha face of ad- Pound in’ Through,” he played the part Phelps, as the embittered and irsity. Dress pattern, 7851, Walter Over 15,500 Names Are The girla are not yet affected courses In preparation for work in College Scientific Course for his The seniors have 192 members Dougela, 148 South Main street, directly by thia program, although the field o* trades and industries. of Dr. Owen Harding. Outside of Of Mexican Life domlneerini, man, lent effective­ four years in high school, and has who have bought .stamps out of ryou, Herr Stonagard,” said one ** "I have seen veiy little of town. NATIVE FOWL some a t them received changea in He must have engaged or be en- school Jimmy works at the Hol­ To Meet You! ness to bis part by assuming the kept his grades at a high level. school and 119' who will buy if them, "are you going to join in the village,” said Johann, Turned in for the Old land Cleaners and as his hobby he p ? There’s tha Norwegian bri­ 6 ties, 3646. Max Schmidhausen. 35e Pound their daily achedule in order to ga^ng In part-time work in some By Ruthmary Wlrtalla tone of voice and mannerisms of Outside of school, "Herb” has stamps in school. Seven seniors don’t know him very well." builds model airplanes. Moving pictures of Mexico and de, you know, on the Russian "Am I correct?” the captain re­ 28 Middle Turnpike, town. Age Assistance Tax. facilitate the carrytog out of the kind of production. an old man. played baseball and basketball reported that they have not pur­ )tatler| the Commando 'attack on Norway peated in a thunderous voice. 1 bushel apples, 3309, Sam FRESH BACON b o ^ ’ program. Those students who join the’ The secretary of the junior Dr. Owen, J[ohn Carteret’s life­ with the West Side Boys’ Club. chased any stamps out of school .L” ' NATIVE FRESH HAMS Because of priorities the seniors were shown at_the Nov. 24 meet­ "Of coursa," Johann told him "Yes, Herr Kapltan." ------Turetzby, 176 Wadsworth street. There had been turned in at SPARE RIBS National Objectivee Community • Service Division class, Nancy Anderson, is taking long friend was portrayed by His hobbies are horseback rid­ but will buy them when they are AND at Boston University cannot have ing of Hi Y. The film of Mexico __itly. ‘T m going to put Just City. The objectlvea of the_ high should have begun or be planning the College course. She is a mem­ James Britton. As the mild, kind­ ing and target shooting. offered for sale in school. Forty “ Lastly;, the fisherman, Gunnar noon today at the office of the Old FRESH SHOULDERS POT ROAST ber o f Choir, Girl Reserves and the synthetic ruby normally used shows the life of the Mexican, much into this fight aa any of 1 bushel turnips. 3762, Ed Mon­ schoola’ wartime program which to begin preparation for work In ly doctor, Britton gave an excel­ After he graduates Herb plans .seniors have bought $18.75 bonds Brogge. He is the most persistent Age Assistance tax enumerator. AND Sock and Buskin. Between the for their claqs rings. Instead of it fro'm his daily work to his bull­ lent per.’^om ance, with both humor They looked away from each tie, town. • • PORK ROAST the Victory Oorpa promotea, u some community or service occu­ to attend Trinity college, if pos­ and 14 have bought $37.50 bonds. troublemaker of them all.” OVEN ROAST acts of "Smilin’ Through." Nancy some other stone, not yet deter­ fights and fiestas. This film was and convincing force of character. ther. The game had stopped, 1 case motor oil, 2043, H. W. 15,090 names and it is estimated ■HANDY PAPFRmWfIS AND CHOPS atated by the Federal Security pation such as; the professions, sible, and if not, he intends to join The senior class has 56 members "Yes, Herr Kapltan.” The an­ played the piano solos. When not mined, jvill be used and it will be of great interest to the Hl-Y be­ Connie Kehler in the part of El­ ohann had the uncomfortable swer came quick and strong, with­ Daniel. 2 Charter Oak avenue, that about 400 more names will li Agency of the U. S. Office of Edu­ business work, bomemaklng, child cause of tha friendly aliiaince be­ the Army Air Corps. who have purchased more than a in school, Nancy is uaually found ot such a sort that after the war len, the maid and, in a sense, a leallng that everything they aald Hartford. be added before the canvass is READY COOKED H AM S...... ■>. 49e cation are: care,' selling, etc. They should be ii can be lemoved and replaced by tween the United States and Mex­ $37.50 bond. out wavering. i-2.-ton coal, 4860, Frank Nico­ either playing the piano or work­ second -other to Kathleen, was According to classes, 70 per cent as directed at him, that he waa Konig punched a bell on hia completed. This will bring the 1—"Guidance into critical aerv­ following a course which is direct­ ing on some project for girl scouts the ruby. ico. la, 111 Eldridge street, town. particularly good. Her Irish accent of the seniors, 52 2-3 per cent of « outsider among them, and in desk, and made several, quick no­ total to about 15,500 names. Last KLEIN'S FOOD MARKET ice and occupationa” by Informing ed • towards preparation for this as she is a first class scout. The other film, the Commando was especieJly entertaining. Johusoii Somaiihis ita of all he had tried, could 1 box cigars, 3186, Dr. Knapp, youth of current manpower needa type of work and they should be attack on Norway, was probably the juniors, 61 per cent of the tations on a slip of paper. When year the number was 14,789, Ruthmary Wlrtalla At Boston University the en­ Minor roles, well played, were ever be anything else. "W ell," he town. „ , „ which shows an Increase o f 700. 161 Center Street TeWphon* 828€ and helping them to chooae the engaged In part-time work in some larged physical education program the more interesting _of the two sophomores, and 56 per cent of the orderly entered and saluted taken by David Galligan, as Wil­ Business Manager id. "well, let’s get on. What’s 1 bushel potatoes, 6423, A. H. Everybody between the ages of HALE'S SELF SERVE best phaae of the war work for form of community aervice. haa commenced. films. It showed clearly some of the freshmen have bought War he handed him the paper. “Give Hayes, town. th(: hardships that these men had lie Ainsley, Kathleen’s unwanted Stamps out of school. 'Those who rong?” this to Lieutenant Bock,” he said. 21 and 61 is enumerated. It was The Original In New England! them. The High School Victory Corps The man with the brandy leaned $5.00 War stamp, 10031. T. W. to - endure while launching their suitor; Carolyn Daley, George will buy stamps in school are: “These are the three men who are intended when the enumerators i — "Wartime Cltlzenahip" by will help to promote many out­ For the first time we have re­ 'orward over tha table. "You Abrams, 1181 Main street, New­ attack, such aa wading through A'damy, Francis Dearden, Elaine It was announced last week by Seniors, 43 per cent; juniors, 54 to be arrested. started out, to ask if any person Strengthening and redirecting th^ side activities, some of which will Sport Yarns ceived an exchange from "The Anderson, Maryirie Shields and now,” he drawled, "there are ington. , . AND HEALTH MARKET required achool aubjecta which be tied up directly with the pro­ Siren,” Stamford High’s school pa­ freezing water and facing deadly Russell-Wright, faculty adviser of per cent; sophomores. 47 per cent; The news epread like fire in’ the 1 box cigars. 2707, Rose Relch- above the age of 21 waa in the gunfire from nearby houses. Re­ Lois Gustafson, aa guests at Moon- and freshmen, 52 per cent. There me words that mean the same service. While a bill would be aue neceaeary for training in gram of the Corps in school What’s happened to the Junior per. It is a most interesting paper yeen’s ill-fated wedding; William of the Somanhis Business Staff, Ing In German as In Norweg- village. Gunnar had been arrested er, 245 Arch street, town. gardless of these drawbacks the are 2 per cent o f the seniors, 4 per at supper. Brategaard was sick made out for them it is expected .Am erican citizenahip. For ex Among these arf: air raid warden Girls who tried (notice we merely and from reading it we would Peterson, as the postman. • that Martha Johnson had been an.” 1 case motor oil. 5441, Mrs. raunple: atudenta in Engliah claaato judge that Stamford High and Commandos pushed on and within cent of the sophomores and 1 2-3 with influenza, but had been Robert Thayer, 95 Cedar street, that the General Assembly at its ! and other civilian defenae activi­ said tried i to win the Field Hockey a few minutes after landing, had Some of the finest acting was chosen as business manager of Yea?” And the boy frowned session early in January will en- ' SATURDAY SPECIALS VfShould learn to express themselves ties, assisting mothers who are Inter-Class Toumagient 7 The. real Manchester High compare in cua- per cent of the freshmen who dtagged out of bed by three troop­ mantered all objective points. done in the death scene in the the 28th volume that is now be­ rprlsedly. “What words?” town. act a law exempting those in the j .‘■curateiy and concisely both in emploj'ed outside the home by act lowdown ia that they received a toms and courses and have been have not bought stamps but will ers and forced to go along. The 2 bags flour. 2245, D. E. Steele, Many warehouses and oil storage second act when Moonyeen was ing compiled. During her junior buy them in school. Of the sen­ "Quisling,’’ the man said slowly. service. By doing this it was | Green Stamps Given With Ca.sh Sales! POPULAR . writing and orally. Also greater ing aa housekeeping aides and by trimming with a acore of 8-3 by subject to the same changes due shoemaker’s ahop, where the chil­ Mountain road. Glastonbury. tanka were sent up in flames. shot. Joan Todd proved, to be re­ year, Martha was the only non­ iors. 14 per cent have bought hoped to secure the names of Man- , ifamphasis should be "placed on caring for children, assisting in the Senior-Sophs. ’Member we to the war. . > markable in handling such a dra­ dren had used to listen to stories, Pig. 1325, No nam^ given. Many cargo ships that were in' the senior member of the business $18.75 bonds from stamps, and 14 Johann started up, face crimson was a shambles, smashed by rifle Chester men and women now in FO O D MARKET i^patriotic— literature, In social salvage campaigns, conducting mentioned'quite a while back that harbor and in surrounding waters matic part. Tears were brought to vith anger and hurt. He had tried .These we found in Holyoke staff. Here she received her per cent of the juniors, 12 ' per butts, and Jensen had been beaten Diners Cul to Third the service. However this would , Loaf studies pupils should atudy the correspondence with alunuil in the 'cause there were not enough Sen­ were sunk by a hall storm of the eyee of many of those in the training and displayed enough hard to be one of them. But Hale's Bread iors to have, a separate team they High’s paper: cent of the sophomores and 22 2-3 . . 1 nearly senseless when he tried to not secure all of them as there i j^vUegea of American citizenship armed servlcM, and selling War shells fired by waraahips escorting audience as they watched the initiative to warrent her present joined the Soph tepm? It’s this "Here lies the body of Siisan Jones, per cent of the freshmen, have now such a hatred, and ao much I fic'ht But none of the Kansas City—((Pi-Usually the are many who have enlisted who ,855 MAIN STREET RUBDIOW BUILWNGJ as well as the geography of the Bonds ^ d Stamps. the Commandos. Foreigners who tragic scene unfold. position. his father’s stubbornness surged “P d ^ n found Allied Nations and the other coun­ team that give the'Juniors such a Resting beneath these polished done likeitese. There are 14 per City Union mission has 1.500 per­ are under 21. It is hoped to com­ “ Where Thrifty Shopper* Shop The Victory Corps also suggests wanted to escape the wrath of the An old English house partly Other members of the business ip in him that he would as Uef CMHnued) plete the work next week fts there ] tries of the Western Hemisphere trimming. Honestly, we other stones. cent of the seniors, 6>,^ per cent of sons for its Thanksgiving dinner Crullers and the formation of extracurricular Nazi rule gladly accompanied the covered with wisteria, surrounded staff are: Jean Hanna, Patricia ave gone back to the village, if I Continued) now remains but eight more with an eye to the new wartime Juniors eire terribly disappointed Her name’s really Brown instead the juniors, 1% per cent of the for the homeless and jobless. But club activities which would grow victorious Commandoi on their by a garden wall covered with Fagan, Lois Gustafson, Ernest sophomores and 3 per cent of the « had dared. "Quisling?” he said. jnroblems. Pplar projection maps that we didn’t gain the title of the o f Jones withdrawal from Norway. Mrs. David Bulkley, superinten­ streets to canvass. out of the new wartime prog;ram. roses and evergreen boughs sus­ Duke, Adell Katkauskas, Ethel freshmen who. have bought $37.50 *QuisUng. You mean traitor? Doughnuts Doz. 25 c Should be ^ d ie d and greater Some of these might be: first aid ‘Field Hockey Champa of ’42." But Brown won’t rhyme with pol­ Films like this show 'clearly pended from above to give the ef­ lougbt you were Germans, and 511K olO C K lIlM dent of the church-supported unit ished stones. Modean, Andrew Torrance, Rich­ bonds from stamps. ..There are found her job much simpler this Various cereals are used as fuel ★ SPECIALS FOR SAT. ★ wnphasls placed on the import- club, camouflage club, home nurs­ some of the things which Allies fect of trees waa the delightful ard Law, Shirley Little, Barbara ere fighting for a new order that ' ^ While we’re on the subject of And how’ll she know if it’s Brown are doing to finish this war in even some who have gone above year. Only 600 showed up. in Argentine power plants. i,ance of the world’s natural re. ing club. United Nations club, air­ setting for all three acU. Johnson, Caroline Hodge, Helen thia amount; 9 per cent of the would atop all wars, all Imperial- 24«/2*Lb. sources. craft identification club, etc. Field Hockey, a-member of that or Jones ?f’ hurry. Don Porterfield *43. Between acta June Mildner nd Drive Slackens TENDER—YOUNG team told us an amusing incident August, Arline Schwartz, Vera De seniors, 12 per cent of the juniors,' lam. all axploltatlona. That’s why Ceresota Flour Bag $1.19 S— "Physical Fltnesa” by Lois Clark. Americo Gentilcora sang solos, Fazio and Barbara Coleman. per cent of the sophomores, and I fight. And with an Ideal Uke that [Strengthening the health and that happened at that fateful Rosea are red, Richard Turkington played the game. It seems that one girl who It is the responsibility of the per cent o t the freahmen. before you, what ,,do old national physical education programs of Violets are blue violin, and Nancy Jane Anderson boimdariea or languages mean? Unless it was due to the prepa­ lb was playing the “back position' I can’t row a boat. business manager and the staff to Some o t the students were ab­ Economy Hint -r Measure both tea the high achool so as to make New Schedule accompanied on the piano. conduct the usual subscription sent during this poll so it is not What difference does It make if rations for the Thanksgiving tur­ TURKEYS upila physically able to carry got hold of the ball and went tear Canoe? canoe? Editorial — Barbara Hess, ’44 Coffee Rings or ing down the wrong section of the campaign to M. H: S. atudenta and exactly complete. I’m Norwegian and you’re Ger­ key dinner, the drive for silk Sheir part of the war effort. To Begin Nov. 31 to sell the advertising space to Those students who have bought man, BO long as we fight for the and water carefullye Don’t wastCe 4— ‘'Military Drill” by providlrtg-f- field with-full speed ahead. Amid When told that most of her hu­ |SM:k of Courtesy Shown stockings haa slowed down quite a the shrieks and wild yells coming merchants and firms. the most bonds explained that same things? .There are no more Crum^ Cakes Each 17c I.EAN—SUGAR CURED [ voluntary drill for futarc members mor was very "dry,” the column The membera of Sock and nations. Thera are simply those lot since last Monday, according from the members p fjier team, the editor merely replied: “ Well, .when Buskin, the High School dramatic Roll Is Answered As yet. members of the Soman­ they-ha-ve been able to do this by [o f the armed forcea. School win start at 8:45 Mon his Art Staff have not been an­ working after achool and doing fighting for what they know is the to Herbert B. House. Silk is badly day morning, for the new cafeteria dawn came to the player, who fin­ I throw any of my jokea in the club, who were in the play lb "Competence in science and nounced by Miss Hope Henderson. odd jobs. future, and those who are trying needed to make powder bags and will finally open. The bell ached ally did stop. If she hadn’t stop­ atove, the fire simply roara.” “ Smilin' Through,” on 'Thursday All Kin^s of Macaroni and [ aiathematics” by emphasizing ped, the score would not probably With Famous Name But it has been assured by the The following table may be of to obstruct. If Quisling believes in ail over the country the gentler Smoked Hams [those parts of the existing course ule is as follows: 8:50, tardy bell and Friday evenings gave a fine the new world, I’U say ‘Long Live be 9-4. Of courae a hearty laugh performance.’ It's too bad to think numbers of applications for the Intereat to Manchester High sex is giving up these luxuries to Iwhlch have real wartime signifl- 8:56 1st period bell; 9:40, 2nd school bond buyers: (^uiallng.’ ’’ He stopped, pale and the government. period bell; 10:24 3rd period bell followed, and even to date thia that their performaiice apparently The works of many important Art Staff that the ‘43 Somanhis Spaghetti Lb. PkR. 12c leance; by providing opportunities 10 cents in War Stamps will breathless, and was about to turn The drive locally got away to a LONG ISLAND. 11:10 4th period bell 11:54, 12:56 player is the center of much jok­ Tag Day Goes Over waa n ot appreciated by all preaent. people of France were revealed at will- live up to its reputation for ^fOr pupils who have , not studied furnish one set of insignia or five when he heard hia own name call­ splendid start and it will undoubt- V beginning of 5th period, lunch ing—much to her dismay. Some of the atlidents on Thursday the meeting of the “ French Club having excell6nt art work. ’ these subjects recently but who evening, who were of high achool on Tuesday, Nov. 24, in the Dra­ Boh Kurlan ‘43 cartridges. ed behind him. i edly pick up a ^ n . But it fell off t^wiU have need of them to take re- jierlod or study ' h'sn; 1:22, 6th As Largest Yet He wheeled. The corporal, with gg suddenly aa it started. Of- lb period bell: 2:06, dismissal, bell We owe a hundred apologies to age and under, ahowed discourtesy ma room, for, as each student re­ 25 cents worth of War Stamps Domino Ginger Ale and lifresher courses; and by< finding two bowling teams by the name of to the actora in the play by laugh sponded to roll call he named will buy one dozen bandages or a ghastly face, ^ s Just^ walking | jg^ings may be left at any of the DUCKS ctlcal applications of th,p princi- 2:50. final bell. past, and there in the office door“ dty goods stores in Manchester Large Bottles Several changes are made the "Gutter Gals” and the VJeld- The proceeda from tag day went ing and giggling during love some unusual person of France soldier’s mess kit. l^lea in the military or production lems.” A member of one of those scenes. and told of some of hia exploits. Members Stuflv 50 cents in War Stampa will stood the captain himself. and it is hoped that Manchester (Contents) the lunchroom schedule which was far over the hopes of the Library Herr Stensgard, could you will be able to'report a fine show­ TEA Flavors 25c LEAN—SMOKED whenever possible, printed before. The following are teams came to us one day with the Due to ‘‘squeaky’' chairs, any Among those mentioned were: provide one bean pot for a sailor. FRESH—PORK d—‘'Preflight training in aero- remark that she wanted to see us club. The total amount collected $1 in War Stamps la the price come In for a moment?”' ing at the conclusion of the drive, the rooms which will be changed was $36.06 -which is more than unnecessary movements can bis Louis Pasteur^ the man who first Acting Technique autics” by providing special and we thought oh-oh now we’ve of one arm apliiit. He heard the men spring to at­ from the periods previously sched' ever before haa been collected. very disturbing to both the per­ discovered the possibility of vac­ ourses for future pilots and cooked our goose—but she was formers and people sitting ardund cination; Madame Curie, the dis­ $1.50 in ‘War Stamps provides tention behind him, and tried to McIntosh Apples SPARE RIBS SHOULDERS uled. Eirst lunchrooms ^ period, *rhe Book Contest has been com­ assume a military bearing himself. ound crew men. 11:50 to 12;12: Lunch IIF, Study very nice about it and explained one. coverer of radium; Michel de Mon­ T b^ purpose of the Paint and a first aid kit or a pair of gloves 7—''Pre-induction training for that the spelling of the name“Jed pleted. John Marshall of 23F haa Considering the long hours and taigne, the' first essayist. In addi­ for flying. ^ 'Of course, Herr Kapltan.” 12F, Art second lunchroom period been announced aa the winner. Powder meeting which was held on Konig went into the office. The 16-Qt. Bokt. itical occupations” by furnishing 12:12 to 12:34; Lunch 12F, Art lems” was important ’cause every hard work that the cast of tion to those, many important fig­ $2 in War Stamps buys a blan­ 6 25c udenta with preliminary tralm- girl’s first name (who is on the John will receive aa a p'rize the "Smilin’ Through" had invested in ures o f history were given such as Friday the thirteenth was to, ac­ ket for a soldier. boy resisted the temptation to look «"' Study IIF. Third lunchroom period back, though the soldiers were SPECIAL HOTICE FROM Ljurm 3 1 3 3 * : for work in the armed forces 12:12-12:34, lunch IM. study IIM, team) was found in that one word. book "Pled Piper.” However he putting on a fine performance, Lafayette and Napoleon Foch, quaint the members of the club »S in War Stamps will supply "It is certainly original, and very haa decided to return the book to with some of the techniques' of whispering excitedly together. in productive civilian life. In 12M. Fourth lunchroom period they should have been given more The entertainment committee two leg splints or a steel helmet. Doz. MILK-FED nectign with the latter, girls clever," as someone remarked. the library and increase their sup­ courtesy and respect during their then took charge. They divided acting. Evelyn Podrove the chair­ $18.75 paid for the smallest de­ The corpora”, said in a low voice. Florida Oranges 12:56-1:18. IIM 12M study IM. Karl Fischer has been murdered ItUld women may have to take over Barnard lunchroom. First lunch­ Last week's "World" stated the ply. production than they received. thb club into two parts'and each man told about imagination, one nomination in War Bonds means names incorrectly as the "Gutter in the village. Hia body was found Fostevfs Food Market l ^ e work of men in industrial room period atudy 24B Second Those who came in second but So, the next time there is an division was given an ‘ envelope of the chief ‘requirements for an a flying jacket or one field tele­ • 'WWWW— I ^ TELEPHONE 7386 plants and on the farms. They lunch-room p^iod lunch 24B. Gals” and "Jidlema.” We will try who will receive no prizes are: occasion, let ua show everyone containing FSench words which actor. phone. in the harbor." 84 OAKLAND STREET Johann, though he had no idea Duld have some, kind of short The above periods will be chang­ to spell names correctly from now Lillian Brennan, 15F; Grace that we can live up to the fine they had to sort, after which they Doris Bombard descril^ certain $37.50 in War Bonds provides a vealforeS‘23« who the man was. felt a curious urses to prepare them for this ed to the following schedule; First, on.” ““ Brown, 12F; Betty Buckley, 12F: name of our “Alma Mater." matched opposite things or things gestures while other members of complete wall tent. Beginning Monday, Nov. 30th, 1942, for the duraUon, we Do,. 29c uneasiness come over him, but Florida Oranges l^lnd of work. lunchroorri lunch 12M, study IIM, P.- Bums; Shirley Fredrickson, which were related to each other. the club did the actions. F lo^ce Students arc urged to buy B—“Community Services” by IM; ' Second lunchroom period Before I sign off here are the 14F; Genqvievc Zebgda, 15F; Lynn It was decided to hold the meet­ Moriarty portrayed someone ar­ stamps systematically, regularly hearing the stunned silence at tlM| will not make any deliveries on Mondays or Thursdays. The Uble, feellhg how they were all eparing some young people for lunch IM. IIM Study 12M;, Third high scorers fn bowling for the Stesae, 15F. ings-of French Club before school ranging flowers and winding and each week. MJ4.S. is aiming for a looking at hlim he dared hesitate least we can do is our bit and I am sure all our trade will ork in essential civilian occupa- lunchroom peiiod, lunch 12F, last few days or so— A. Lawrence, Thanksgiving diimera were ar­ Sports Digest in preference to the seventh pe setting an alarm clock. Alfred weekly average In these sales, nbt DUZ no longer. He walked into the Grapefruit f»23c CHIPSO iona including homemaking, tak- Study Art Study 12F. Barnard 108, A. Quaglia, 98, N. (Toyle, 88, ranged on the bulletin board this riodessert must go at the Standard NutriUea Course Reggie Curtis, another member '«f portance of using the eyes. M ary­ once tq the lunchroom, where there other under Miss Cole. 'uncfsilalnry about for a, chair, but 1 Lb. Lean Ground Beef with Mias Smith aa the instructor. the previous jrear’s second sq’jao ann Pazianos, Florisnce Moriarty ■ will be a milk and dessert bar. Mias Cole took her group into every one of them was covered { P. & G. -ahoidd caTrently be par­ DebaUng Oub Divided Upon the fulfillment of the' re­ maybe the team’s running guard. and Alfred Snow pOrtrsjled the ac­ ( We Hare a Nice Variety of Fresh Some of the menus for the next the game'room where the explain­ with books and papers. 1 Bch. Pascal Celery te at least one of the quirements stated by the Red And last but not least, Herb tions as she described them. OXYDOL week 4ire aa follows: In order to hold intra-mural de- Croaa, each girl will receive the ed the rules of ping-pong while Headquarters "You have been living In the SOAP activitlea suggested by Phelon, with hi« sir of injured In- four girls played the game. Mias Doris Bombard spoke on the im­ v illa g e ___ in the mayor’s house." Meats for Your Week-End Shop­ Oorpa. These activi- Julienne Soup, lOc; Sliced Ham bateSi the Debating Club has di- regular Red Croaa Certificate. portance of using one’s vocal I Lb. Pure Lard Sandwiches, X5c, Peanut Butter nocency, should Aart. at the stand­ McRae took her group downstairs “I had very tittle chance to get LARGE taalude: Civilian Defenae divided into two groups. At each ITiia Nutrition Course ia vitally ing gusid poat Anderson, Hamp­ chords to the fullest, aastetod by for ping, Including Pot Roasts, Veal, 2 “ “ 9 c 10c, American Cheese, 10; Cottage meeting one group or membera important to all the gl'.'la who wish to learn where all the supplies and I about,” Johann broke In. "My fa- 1 Lb. Land O' Lokes Butter 2 PACKAGES J V V. ■. O. activities. Red Pudding, Chocolate Sauae 10c, A p­ ton, Cole, and Alvord will probably so forth are kept and then Into the the members of the club. Jean ' ther, you know ...” I l asviaa, seals modal airplane from that group udU debate the to do Canteen Work because they ples, 5c, potato chips, 5c, Ice cannot work In the Canteens with­ round out the reat of the squad. bbwling alleys where the girls Robinson described the '(Urecthtea ••Unless the man subscribes to Pork and Lamb to Roost. pastteipation in health affirmative, while the other group o? the stage. I 2 Cans Green Asparagus Cuts Cream and Popsicles 5c each, Milk will take the negative. The groups out thia training. either learnt or refreshed their ARTISTS' Nasional Sanding you cannot te- FlioRlDA ORANGES PICKLING ONIONS m im aid ar other part- or cocoa, 6c. It is. hoped that there will aoon No school held supremacy in memory or the art of score-keep­ A quiz program was held to im­ rard him as your father. He is a anaployment, school-^^ome- will be headed by. George Dough prove the members voices. The 1 Lge. Jar Sweet Mixed Pickles . TURKEYS ^ FOWL lO^Lb. S 5 « December 1st, Tuesday: Beef erty and David Hartwell, faculty be an opportunity for the Senior the fan sports. Bristol "won the ing. person . . • suspect tike all the | 29c Doz. ty servicas such as sal- Broth with Rice 10c.; Meat Loaf advisers. The next meeting will girla who signed up for the Can­ CCIL footbiaU champlonahip; West Itech week the girls will leam subject of the quiz was history s t e k s a n d c h o p s l*tetolgiis hook collection, Sandwiches 15c, Peanut Butter be held Thursday, Decembet 3, at teen Courae aa a of the Civil­ Hartford triumphed in {WKcer; and new games and rules ao that they Tha members had a great deal of SUPPLIES Johann wet his Bps. "Yea, Herr | A practice laying slowly and clear­ 3 Cans Von Camp's Milk f GRAPEFRUIT U. 8. NO. L POTATW* and Jam 10c, Cream Cheese on which time the topic for debate ian Defenae Program to take the Manchester won without much may be able to assist Miss McRae r'-'ltan.' Of course." FRESH LIVER r iadant aaboalta an appUcat- Tarts 10c, Butterscotch Pudding will be "Resolved: That students, Nutrition Courae but at present, trouble tha cross-country tlUa. In and Mlaa Cole on the gym and in ly, "I do hot know." " 'ery well. W e shall know bow I 5 for 25c 4 5 c ‘ Itea proper official of his with Chream, 10c, Apples 5c. Chips of 14 years and over be allowed to the number allowed tp take It la footbsU the Red and White placed the swimming classes ss Leaders JOHNSON PAINT CO. to deal wipi aud» peqpla. O ure;^] SOLD WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Aecaptanea 5c, Ice Cream and iPopsicles 5c work.” limited. fourth and in soccer they flnishsd In BportM., •MliatagL. TAOSM, have beSKo—«A'N(^. AY NIGHT TILL 9 P. M. THONE IN OR COME DOWN. AND GROUND BEEF C Mm CaaaaaJ each, MUk or Cocoa. 5c each. b M. Uoppanbuig; - C Hanaaw. - ssoond. C. Hansen. . Rend flerald Advse port bavar lemdiiM wmwwa mabUA «»«» FBn>AT,i«>mfe»»r

MANUHEyrER EVENING HERALD. OlANCHESTER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 194t f o o s i C E i t lum ni («W«C4K««KWIHIMIfWW«IMMM(M«CW* G r a i ^ P ic k s H its SroRdway ICe^t Le«^ WfeiHeffa ^xas Wm Play Items Of Interest 15^opping^ IFit^/«rty |To Local W i t ^ f l Q O F In Cotton Bowl Na¥sil Owtfil Advertisement— ^ B o lh ^ Advertisement— Advertiaeinent- Advertlsement— Leails Alunupi n 1 ’a« . W -*» though Missouri, which yeatordhy. Ako Sxpecta Georgia C nptol Citj^ Paije. fron^ ^ crunchy raw apple while Runiford BowU Must KaMas. 42 to lA to i«- mentis. Raw vegetables such as Rayon Hose Need “Pampering” To To|>pk Tech Alujogjii's, Exp^jriipnc® carrot sticks, celery, salads cer­ baking powder makes sure of no tata UM Big Six Utla, Tanoasa^ Here Are Gifts tainly are easy, to get. Raw apples after-taste that is the bane of the Jntll K ey TeaaoB Flay Alabama aM poaaibly Qaorgia W eek-End;, W olverines Fau8.to.See Tolid in Last Quaxti^, and other fruit are at hand. usual sugarless recipe. Trot out To Keep Them Looking Slick Tomorrow; Rose Bowl have been meutloned. your muffin tins without ado — One of the latter trio also might To DefeaS lOwa. As 'Hiey W ent 'AheM* For Outdoor Man here’s what you do to make 'em: luniiab. the opposition to-' ! Famoiis-TJeaiiib .\ Huge Helectlon of the Largest >TetedGc»al* To Clinch Victory. filing Ties in America .Apple Corn Muffins Bv Alicia Hart enough, but not long. You wil College in the Sugar BowL The Red chance. a good deal—the 65-dcgree ho\i»c, Crush them, twist them,'knot 3-4 cup sifted flour By this time you have discover- ykfii to ^ sure tnqt your Yiag'°i haven't bsen formally an­ New York—The winter months By Hateld CtansesB nounced as New Orlaana visitors New York, Nov. 2I*-^rmy ia _ will appreciate pullover , or them and not a wrinkle.,,. .Wem­ 1-3 cup cornmeal ed the beauty and practicality want to be sure thtit your gartc Ken Chapman spoiled his Alma ®f IMS are going to find clvil- 3 teaspoons Rumford Baking of the stocking, instead of belov few York, Nov. 27—(if)—Ath- during the holiday season but back in atep again and tgeta my M ater's 1942, basketball^ debut a t cardigan sweater?, a good and gay i bley Nor-Elast ties made from ; of liquid stockings, and you prob- ic directors snd football havs been linked with the game PJ«y Brooklyn Jewels lans spending more time out of Priestley's imported Nor-East Powder ' ably still have a pampered pair or that, and therefore extm length i vote agataM Navy id wha. can't the Schoorstr^et Tto(!? task Hight doors than they did last year, and flannel sports shirt . . . flannel H teaspoon salt just a folding nuisance. \ .tehsA whoss players have re­ I since early this month. The Alumni handed toe varsity, non-crush fabric. They are grand ! so of nylons for special occasions.' ived ah the bumps and bruises Tulsa is anothar Sugar ^w l miss being a savagely fought ha*- At AaditoTiuiu MpwjBy the C hrli#^ gifts for men now pajamas. And if he's a country for Chrustm aa $1.00 a t Glen- V4 cup sliced raw apple Nevertheless you’re wearing The same consideratlorts hoU and numerous substitutes a 38-30. . on display make the most of that, j ile______buUding, .guttering_____ ^ records, posaibiUty and along with WU. ^ AonapoUa on Saturday, defeat before a big crijWd Of StOl*' dweller who gathers firewood to ney's, 789 Main street. 1 egg. well beaten I cotton and rhyon stockings this 1 for the foot measurement. Anieri Niglijl, ip Hartford. fACt. 1-3 cup milk can women are said to buy stock I get the puehing and sh ^ g * Mary and Fenn State also The Cadeto bogged down a bit dents. The fomer High •chool ^ e man of the house is walk-| warm the house these days, a HELLO THERE;— fall and winter, and plenty of •msetves this wesk as Bowl 1 received unofficial oonsldersr when the crack bocks. Hank Ma- Tne.man oi me nouae He's leather windbreaker with sheep- SOMEONE WISELY SAID THAT THE ONLY WAY WE SHALL '■i cup honey ings a size too small, habituahy star got 14 of hi* team’s 38 points That "Bit” of Oanherry Jelly them. They look surprisingly >motera soek Jan. 1 j tion for tha Miami Oraii®a Bowl sur and Ralph HUl, suffered leg Hartford, Nov. 27.—Blg-Uw« and Irt addiUon to scoring played a^ EVER HAVE PEACE ON EARTH is for each of lui to sUrt right 3 tablespoons melted shortening slick, but there is a price to that. Don’t! However, a stocking tha' S{,„7 h” '*5 .kin ilni« a.n matchm, M w»h If there is only 1-2 cup of cran­ Sift together flour, cornmeal, is big enough to rumple and folc iitSe I affair* Injuriea m the Pennsylvania party. baShetbaU and •• hlgrtlme referee ,et*7l “lloOf gtaAe.;_‘ ” nr nlan* SDotter And feel- I earmuffs. Of cour.se. if he s really where he is and make life better for those around him. And what berry jelly among the left-overs, You have to pet 'em, even more [only on the csmpui of Texas Georgia Tec^ U it Masur and HIU ware wall rest­ better, time to begin than Chri.stmas. We can send greetings and Rumford Baking Powder and salt. in your shoe will wear out fasteii head the p^granq introducinjf^ the, But, Coach Wilfred Clarke has a Ing the winter chill in trips to and ; working in the ^ousc for the first it can be used as the base of a than you did your nylons. livusity will everything be I Saturday. *• ed while Princeton waa being roaa- nice team. That is In the maklfir. goodwill and friendliness to friends and acquaintances alike, all’ the Wash, pare and cut apple into First and last—I mean always than one which fits comfortablNI hoop sport to the Hartford Audi­ from a late shift in war plants, ■ time — some sturdy overalls or filling for a 2-layer .;ake. Heat the eighths. Remove core and cut and smoothly. -ene. The Longhorn players rot- [the inside track to the Rose ■aorad, and Red Blaik ha» come and It m ight he -well to have It d<^ up with winter work pants and a compact pocket boys and girls in the service and especially remember the shut-ins. cranberry jelly to boiling point. —wear them dry. No whisking IS cotamtsu ta the ^tton Bowl where the boat town may not »» up with several offectiv*. plebee torium here next Monday ntoht. feated by the Aliimnl at the start besides keeping tool set. nr regular carpenter We can still do these things this Christmas, priorities notwithstand­ cross-wise in very thin slices. Com­ Candidate for No. I stocking sports. And there are enough Add 1-4 pound marshmallows, fold bine egg. milk and honey. Add to them in and out of the bowl and sterda^ven before taking their decided untU Dao. ^^***^*^2^* in the way of- replacements. The New York Renaissance o< the season. It was one Of toe warm cfothes on shop shelves to tools. ing, but one earnest suggestion "Shop Early." You'll be helping the together until marshmallows on your legs in a couple of hours. killer: the fine metal plug in youi owers after polishing <>« Washingtm 8U U ^ w m Navy came on sufficiently to best balanced Alumni teams that And any man whose sport or salespeople, the merchants, Uncle Sam and yourself! . dry ingredients, stirring only bowl, whereon you catch the pret famous colored court ag^cgritlon make up for all the car gadgets melt. Cool slightly and spread be­ enough to dampen well. Stir in Not even washing and drying AM 12 to •, on a touchdown ington Saturday it will take a out-figbt and ottt-thlnk Pennsyl­ that ha.*( established itself ns jm e has pWyod in this annual tnt r that shoppers were buying last work takes him into cold places And here we are again tonight to bring you Gift ideas galore! tween layers of cake. Sprinkle top overnight. ties while sudsing and rinsin Jackie Fields Just 48 seconds]of blocking and tackling to vania and repel Cohunbia, but some time.'’ It had experience an^ should welcome a tan gabardine melted shortening. Fold In apple. tl;em. Handle Jthem smoothly, anc move the Cougars from the front Army appeared a bit too welf of the strongest units in the ueld' with confectioners sugar. Fill well-greased muffin tins 2-3 Rayon hose take at least, a day Itore th* g»me'» and. will play the,Brooklyn Jewel?, in,s skin if kot the best of condition, ■ For the sportsman, some alert waistcoat which buttons tightly Bring Them In and Let Them sauce and the oysters from which and a night to dry. When^wet, remember that haste often make But «t Tulsa Univendty tha rank. lUippod to r tb a midsblpweik The and has an apron in back. The Enjoy Mnrlow’s Toyltind full and bake in a moderately hot runs In washing stockings. It pay5 Other Games ‘ era wiU know tony have been pro gapie. j.. knotted at the Half houses even have on hand enough any bits of .shell have been re­ Give That Service Man a Nice over .-(400 degrees F.) for 25 min­ they feel none too good, and they hletea hurried right out ^tar Kenneth dtapman Tt was a kizirtir'thrt’u ^ lit the apron looks odd but makes plenty Big toys, little toys stand no strain of wear at all. The to take’ time out to smooth In other gwnaa yesterday the field, however, to whet may •pat' Kennedy, who tatoe. *iis reconditioned golf balls and metal moved, and heat until the edge.s King for Xmas utes. Makes 12 muffins. air 40 to 7 victory over Arkan- fame as an officiaa in l^ d lsq n first half and when the whistle gear for hunters, anglers, skiers, of sense for a man troubled by dolls and of the oysters just begin to curl. man-made fibre Just isn’t strong rough nail or cuticle beforehand t—their tenth of tho year with- lana State spurted in the final be the last meeting of tke'serykie cold striking between his belt and trucks, even metal They have a mar Variations Of course, no wringing: instead period for an 18 to • verdlot over schools for the durattpo. Square Garden basketball, wdl sounded both teams ■were all tied foV a wife to present her spouse Then add the milk, salt, pepper Pear Corn Muffins; Substitute unlefM it's chip-dry. So be sure t a tie or defeat—to t»08t mark- After campaigning successfully to midwest, up.'if all; But Chapnfan had not the end of the average v>p-riding goods, sleds and velous choice of you have enough of them! squeeze stockings gently in lA which would direct the mail' Tulane; Virginia Polytoch won iU It was na awful Mow when unr Broadway by being matched with Lee Savold at MadlTOn referee. with quite a final spree of now- and paprika. Heat well and serve. (i cup sliced, raw pear for apple in big New glass hackboa«la < the S'well Scores got underway up to; this point and vest. Hunters should like, too, rubber balls .... servicemen's insig­ Buy ’em big enough and long towel until dry'i I'm, telegraph mesaenger or per- first gama in five years |pom Vir­ der-rated Aubiujn dfiflat^ s ^ Oerton.^ C^velsjto’s. Negro hpav jrweight appears to like the prioriUed equipment. Serves 8. above recipe. Prej^re same as for ginia Military, 20 to 6; M d Penn latest type have, beep Inslall^^m altaost 'ali soon. *«, toe secOnd. half The man who's about the house knitcd gunner's mitts. everything the kid­ nia rings at Mat nal bowl emiuary to the home posedly invinciMb Georgia, hut the stem, desplto diiuput regulaiiona, ______----T ,, thew Wlor's, 997 apple. walloped Cornell, 84 to 7, the Auditorium, and Btaifed • to did he. " dies could possibly Fruit Com Muffins; Substitute 1 Coach Henry Fmka. upaet was pratosely what tbs doc­ Mark Matches It was not much of a margin to. hope to find on .Attention “Men” ^ y r O A u l Main St. Onyx, I They were hopeful of itagtag. a The Great Lakes gallors, un- tor would have prescribed as pee- given their, first tost btonday. Men take a look around the ^ Ruby, Blue Sap­ •4 cup chopped, dried fruit for scored upon since Oct. 24, officlal- Thpugh they haye. been Wed m win by'And although a lot of W Christmas morning, sliced apple in above recipe. J>wl promotera convention 4t naradOMS for the Bulldogs’ key weiis ‘taaklng tofitr all a ^ tra e tiv ely counters displaying fragrances — phire and Signets for the sailor, Wayside Musings llliam * Mary coUege. too, tha iv cloeed Northweetem’s seasoia itoMewtk Oeorgia Tech pracUce and found ^ A tY A l^ y s perfumes, toilet waters, colognes the soldier Marine or air cadet lane «Jawnlng Richmond yea- , 48 to 0, with 3ruce Smith, once of Chice Dallas Bowl but th s South- Jones; ’That’s the leak we’ve been momentous, events of the Wk*’'” related to swimmer and actress Put Meat Dishes sories from 25c to $10.00. We Quote” From l*vt. Paul Ochojskl | nine lingerie, lavishly trimmed side. rest Conference champions is the Whlla Michigpn la vulnerable to rushed to a doctor. I told him 1 point from'Morlarty ^toer* m Salt and pepper were entranced by. the sparkling Dad's roasting nuts and polishing You can save hours for victory hunting for eight month*” The passing and Iowa has Tom Fwm- T thanked him,” said ... .ConaeJ- Eleanor. Holm. , Here’s a letter from Private with rich lace or smartly tailo/ed It have had no difficulty gst- n'un “aild now when somebody thought 1 had coronary throm­ another holly contested mhtch, Gamaitla, If, • 1 egg hurricane lamps, with plastic Red apples. War or no war. by waiting on yourself whenever water main baa been rep a i^ sr, ; tba Wolverines and their "Honey” Russell. Seton, ”’'‘1 C&TRO took Uie Honors, in this bKt- On Thrift Track Paul Ochojski of Camp Pickett. in heavy rayon satin and rayon auoh psrmissioQ and nons is asks me, following a particularly bosis, If my heart U whefe, he, safd coach, is S|iS“ Jewels 'h^dtor. P. Mnrdoc, If 1 tablespoon milk prisms, glass base and etched Until that joyous day when I look the stores make it possible and •r-cted this year. ^ , win’s spring is dry again—and array of vicioua ground-gainers it was, 1 am going to Ipok “P “ Y tie. In toe other matob, Chag- Eggs chimneys. They were 15 3-4 inches ■Va. It points up the importance of crepe. Slips $1.19 to some beauties Ollt pledge yourself to buy carefully in wst£r coupBny offtclBto liBV# quit against the Hawkeyea at Ann lousy gama what’s wrong with He has former NYU. St. Jobn s, diapman,'' r t Bsrvs roasts these <#tys in raw fruits and vegetables in in Skinner rayon $3.98. N ight­ No announcement was made of my boys. 1 shrug my shoulders old professor of anatomy and get North not’s fl.vp man s(juad took the odd I Coniph, rf Mix together beef, potatoes, tall and would make acceptable And see you coming up the hill, order to avoid needless exchanges, posaibla Longhorn opponent al- worrying about bankruptcy.' Arbor. my money back- This dqCtor plac CX^'iv, St. Francis and point from Chambers' MOvet?. in. ••train” fashion. With a roast in onion, beet, egg and milk slightly Christmas gifts for someone "spe­ Army diet. gowns $1.69 to $3.00-----Pajam as We'll still have Chrl.stmas Iowa Air Cadets easily could be gallantly and shout: 'C’est • la Carolina State players. Dancofle, $1.98 to $2.98 and panties 39c to Select all you remembrances ed it about where a fat mari's third this game PoUnskl slarrea^.mien- Cone, c ; ...... the lead, set leftover dlshes^to fol­ beaten, and season to taste. Chill cial' on your list. "We get the diet you always As you'd want it were you here; carefully with an eye to practica­ turned back to r the second Ume guerre!' chin is located. If anybody’s heart tioned above. The scores: mixture and divide into four equal talked about and in a short time 79c. Chemises for . under slacks For' while you are away, ours is tbis year by powerful snd aooom Which would be all right ex­ R. ftrown, e .. low on the thrift track. $1.29 to $1.69. Do drop in at bility and ’ usefulness because we cept that Charley Bidwall, who really was thexe, and he felt any Bryan A ChapniM (2) E. Murdock, e, parts, shape into'balls with back it changes sickly weaklings Into the task all appreciate the fact that to sur-_ pUsbed Ohio State in Columbus. Right now there may be fewer On QiiiltN healthy soldiers. Every day we Montgomery Wards and see these owns the Cardinals, doesn’t undw distress, ali he w'ould have to do E Fish'. • -llS ’ &b Brpw^ lb of spoon and make a depression To keep a'ive all things that you Vive we must all take that Into It is more than barely poasiblo to relieve It would be to let a hitch Avn>y_FaYo»’«’ lead to startling Sheldon .. |R. Cjurtls, rb ed and stored in the refrigerator finishes up the beef pot roast! help housewives plan their (: tom of bed beneath the quilt of day, preferably when It won’t in­ lIHnols is my , choice over ^ m p iodin* and four fingers of Bour- changes in football. Perhaps a B laik CoiiftdcttL Tanner .. 1 Hanna, ,'b .1 to await their turn. Every scrap some plain color or while materi­ terfere with the war workers who In These Days of So I Grant at Rockford and Wdiana L greater accent on offense.” Hair ..... ,!3PS^lBuccino, rt A of meat ought to be planned for Never let old rugs or woolen al. Your friends will exclaim. have such a limited time to do •ver Fort Knox in Louiavilla. But nowadays,” he went on, "a The Chicago Cardinals Would lie Twaromte 140 103 U % ^ ^ lR b e lo n , lb .1 the most attractive team on rec By Sid „ use so the most meals are had rags lay around the house. They their Christmas shopping. Much Precision Me­ Kanaas S U te finally found an. coach who can't flash a cardio­ .0 from the roast. 1 ord if they were half aa entwfain- Annapolis, Md., Nov. 27 I S *532 might. attract insects and moths. Her Busy Feet Need Coddling In Don't forget to share your car chanical War Work I outfit it could handle in Iowa graph on which toe Ink has not Army comes to town today for the .0 Sontheni Beef Hash Wash and pack the cloths away Istata, but Nahraska la something yet dried, is suspected of using I ing as Jimmy Conzelman. Elggfleston, e .0 lier Leiaure Hours ' k. * ~ football gam e With Navy 1 cup chopped, cooked beef when they are dry and clean. You'll adore "Bedtimes" as Leaves from Anne Cabot’s Album Your else again. . . row. and the local folks are, Uhagnot’s (2) ,. ' lAndefsori, c .0 shown in Mademoiselle . ., . cosy k u rto n * $ 1 TanncBsea ha* too much for to dlaeover. that the Cadets arS Madden ...... ‘ 11° ^9^ _ ^ , .l I Vanderhilt, Auburn for Glemson io5 109 106—320 j Hampton, rf ...... 0 cotton chenille scuffs that really Father 1s the one who will have human after all. oi*'-N. ------Barton stay on with Kleincrt’s skid-re­ I and Waka Foraak for South Caro 93 103 81—27T|Turklngtpn, if ...... Z. to bank the coal fire in the furnace EYESIGHT Waat VisfWa ahoukl get This no doubt may come M k Gleason sistant sole that cushions the Your Best P IO N E E R surprise, inasmuch as some of the nmfjajji 118 132 134—3821R, CJole, If ...... H to keep the heat down to the mini­ lovar Miami and Alabama U my ISports Roundup 93 U 8 117—32fi| foot. Jjuscious shades, sizes 3 to mum. So when he goes out to is invaluable SUSPENDERS salactlon la ita maating with the boys hercabmita have been build- y Barton — Jumper and Jacket — 9. $1.85 and for children, too, sizes Totals ...... W 10 30 shovel the snow from the side­ You fivs ths best when you Georgia Air Cadets. ing this AtJUY team up into 11 to 2 $1.75. The popular Dan­ Gift For If you need new glasses ^T^ATthe of the Lieutenant last football sea- a myth, with a running attack like 517 58§ 1 ^ 7 1 ]^ fe rrt;' Blwiel; .tlme^ 8 min. P*ri-, } — - walks and the driveway, see that glvs Plonssr Suspendsrs — I am giving Rica tha nod ovar a New 'Y’orl., Nqv. 27 Ods. This slender jumper does won­ iel Green “Comfy" footwear in he is rewarded for his careful or a change of glasses or I good Baylor array and look for 'son—Jarrin John Kimbrough. of tanka, a line like ao «nauY Cbambe: assorted shades and styles $2.75 LMthsr, Webbing, and Pll- end of the first period of the Penn- Uench mortaxa and qa aerlql o^ 91 105 122—321 ders for your figure! Put the guarding of the family coal bin. frames, let us take care of glas. Taxas^ Christian to gat back on Chapin ...... to $4.50 are also available at C. Her .... Corneii gairie yeatorday, toe Pena , A Bank insult fense no weaker than a fopua- Caw\ea ...... 92 08 112—302 Jacket on. too and you are toasty Give him a warm knitted scarf the prescription. Ike rifkt toaek againet Soutoem E. House and Son, Inc., to help 11.0 0 About six months ago Gorp. Uon of flying fortresses A’, l^ffiambcrs 90 94 82-^268 warm aa well as smartly dressed! and a pair of good-looking gloves, I Matkodist. boys had had aometoing like 18 i 125 I l 8 92—832 out your Christmas list. Qa the Pacific coa»t. It'* Stari- Dave Zinkoff acted as announcer And the Navy cqaches Imven t Keish ...... m m These pieces can be. worn so many a hand-knit cap and handsome shots at the goal from 30 yard* knocked down the impression to 127 152 135—414 different ways that they are prac­ ribbed wool socks. If he is doing A Gift foid over tke California Air <3a- had at “ wreatling show near the POllnskl .... Here is a recipe for using left­ deto and Washington State ever or less in turee games LouiiUana camp where he w*a sta­ any extent, either, as ^eY tically an entire wardrobe in air warden duty or any night-time ■cored Justjust one touchdownlouchdmyn . . 528 584 543 18351 Stop Player themselves. Match them or mix over coffee. volunteer war work, he’ll appre­ Washington. . tioned. One of the burpers on the their Middle gridders for Aral Aluelm Nut Pudding From •' • • • But none of thle give# you toe From there on they couldn’t lbe card wa* Ernie Duaek . ■ . Last service Bcramble in the Naval "them In wool plaids, gabardine or ciate any one or all of these grand not by OoirneU Academy’s backyard since the gay Don WUUs Garageuarage (2) i n __ corduroy. (Servea 4 lo 6) wlnd-and-weather protectors! The Dewey- right to *ua me.______■topped—at leaet not by ' Friday UeuL Dave. Zlnkoff, Ju«t r e 8 S u p IB wh nineties. , _ , I Cargo ... 112 149 110^371 n 0 ^ t 9 .P P attern No. 8243 is in sizes 12, One half cup sifted flour, 1-2 The gloves are knitted in stock­ . . . Which ^ 1 out of toe Signal Corps Officeta' dom see a grid coa<^ oyer ^ l»chool, tooJ on a "gue*t announc- This is the tvisslc Pi^sldent ,. 90 183 99—312 14. 16, 18. 20. Size 14 jum per re­ tea-spoon salt, 1 1-2 teaspoons inette stich and have a fine ribbed 89 I— 115—204 Center baking powder, 1-8 teaspoon bak­ Roosevelt shifted to .McGuire . quires 2 7-8 yards 39-inch mate­ wrist. Make them In khaki color, Burton's son Stadium from f^Hadelpm* s — 128 98— ing soda. 3-4 cup fine dry bread- in dark blue, brown, grey or black Richman Co. I Bivins Makes color announce the main bout Ernie Du- Los^s to Colgate. rial, long sieeve jacket 1 7-8 841 Main Street vote goes to Penn sf ih t b««t mammoth 100,000-seat municipal Kuhney 118 lOfi — 223 yards. crumb.s. - 1-2 cup cold leftover cof­ wool. Make the 42-inch, fringed M anchester Jewelers Stationers sek turned.-up again, Ipoked at the Il2 121 129—862 fee, 1 1-2 sqiiares unsweetened team we’ve seen this seaspn iwe newly - commissioned lieutonaat. Soup bowl because of w art^e. Boston,. Nov. 27—(/Pj—The _Bos- For this attractive pattern, send scarf in an easy-to-do "basket ef­ O p tic ian s haven’t seen Boston College) and transportation difficulties. y"®' chocolate. 1 tablespoon shorten­ fect" stitch. Make the gloves and Debut Tonight shook hands and grunted: ”So you ton (Sjliege Eagles and HolyCSroM 15 cents, plus 1 cent for postage, another vote goe* to Frtavl^ Navy estimates no more than 15,- 521 626 549 to 9 § Crusader A'who pull (Jown the ^ ing, 1 egg, well-beaten, 3 tabRT-- scarf of the same color and you’ve lost ydur.fctrlpes, eh, Zink?” 000 cash cttslomers will be 'on hand in-coins, with your name, address, .spoons* molasses, 1-4 cup chopped Field *• a awefl place to watch a V Morlarty Brother* (1 ) ular season's New England chUW pattern number and-.size to The really got a de-luxe Christmas game if you don’t got up *o high for the vest pocket edition of rte nuts. present for husband, son or boy­ I Fights Lee Savold at eportsmentlon Newcomb ...... ^ 9 8 114 footbaU curtain; enjoyed sumptu­ Manchester Evening Herald, To­ Mix and sift together flour, salt, he player* look like exceptionally Dave Allman, th* blind boy who usual super-duper. Simmon* ...... 136 103 82—M2 ous Than!*sglvlng dinners, but friend. agile chesemen . . . So far as we . Navy Head Coach Bllllck Mel- day’s Pattern Service, l 66 7th baking powder and baking soda. Adsm, W hitnty captained the Penn wreatling team i- hto''u'rin meeting to zaches ...... 102 128 ll? - ? < 5 tofey had to ^ o ric h a rt for tt^m . Avenue, New York, N. Y. Get out your "sock needles” and MILK KEEPS SANTA Garden; The Colored know Cleo Calgacui. the Penn 98—290 Combine crumbs and coffee. Melt tell your boys you're going to u d Shirtersft - a few year* ago. wiU be admitted' chel comes right out tn meeu a w LOW Man ..... 89 105 Both'Penny Myers Md m Y E\’ery family which sews at chocolate and shortening together Boy U Favored. tackle, U no relation to Cal Cagni, to practice taw before tbe Pcnn-i--r^-- Kroll ...... 'lOO 89 H i—300 Scanlan. the rival coartM, iftrt have a grand surprise for them in ON THE JOB! SHIRTS the ftghter, bat we’d hate U) meet home should have the Fall Fash­ over hot water. Beat egg; add a short time. Knit the heavy rib­ sylvania S tate‘ Supreme courtlp^^^ly outclassed ^ their squads .stiff monring Tka moat popular vUrto to him up ah filley either. T X sU ulW h change agamst th« Cadet 525 539 519 1583 ion Book, our complete catalogue molasses, and add to soaked bed socks in black, blue, wine .or Sure, Santa's Job Is bigger than New Yotk. *4»v. 27r - ( ^ —Lee Monday Mike outs' before sounding thr of latest pattern styles. The price ManohMtor. Saaforlaad tar crumbs. Add chocolate and short­ brown wool. Make the close-fit­ ever In wartime! That's why permanent fit.. , I SavoU, who** 1*8* hook broke th* hasn’t V een repaidrep* that ;i3.opo he | the . coaching staa j bells. The Engles wtwked on th ^ is 15c per copy. Or the Fashion ening mixture. Stir in sifted dry Today’s Guest Star ad'vertiaing. printing, pa.sslng defenses ih a ting hockey cap to match. They’re he' depends''on milk for that S1.9B u p noses of BlUy Clonn, Lou Nova and Rec­ laid out fot copse close Book may be ordered with a 15c ingredients and nuts. Place in really a good investment—they’ll extra energy he needs to keep Red Smith, Philadelphia etc. on the l^uia-Coun almo*t- scrimmage after gtang, pattern for 26c plus Ic for post­ T a » i | f 9V-'i*Uo, i# the 3 to I unr ord: “The Penn-Cornril game, wlaen they teU y o u '^ ^ u t^ 'A n n ^ :^ their usual calfethenlcs. Co-(ta^ buttered top of double holier, last for the duration! on the Job! .Milk an ade­ Add Cy Peterman of the ame. . age. cover, and steam over hot water quate supply 6f vittunins and darlQg ton-ght to the IQ-round which ranks as a Philaaelpma in- _____ee. themselves. tain Fred NaUmetz, do>Vn •tltution alongside the drehestra, ‘ibe 1 f M ?dl' for 1 hour, Unmold. Serve hot Knit-Knocka thanks, Mrs. Weems . . .that’s the No. 5258) send 10 cento in Coin. nntritive elements we all need bout *t Metosoa Sousre Garten their drill-work yest«-1 hronchltts. -missed his todrrt The attachm ents of .yjicuUm sort of inspiration that makes it Your Name and Address and the the subways that don’t go any­ straight workout this week and^« with whlpiied cream. If we're to lower our heating for abundant health — —milk to wkleh Jimmy Bivw* of Oleve- day in a semi” secret practice sweepers make easy woidi of fun for me to find new things for Pattern Number to Anne Oabot, like Bryant A Chapman's Ho­ where, and the pity’s remarkable big game. Cy now is flung from hto'c*nmgm'd<*sn4 cleaning hard-to-reach places such tem peratures . v . and we are The Evening Herald, 106 Seventh i^mt make* M* eastoni debut. that reporters were permitted to For your meatless days: it’s plain as day ybil'll need.good you all! mogenized Vitamin "D” that Is - Blvl4*, who leto bU opponents drinking water, resMtas* Ue old the Londop pifessbox - . . You'd watch until they started to prac- Entries for the Rec Junioc W h« W l’pe ,as behind radiatore, down regis­ To obtain knitting instructions Avenue, New York Chty. Enclose 1 produeed under the Sealtest Sys­ plao* a* 9 leatqrs o| think Penny Myprs wouldn’t have Sw Chtfsx gata<* ters and around the back of a fire­ Cheese and O yster Htew warm dresses, veateek, wool under­ I decide whether the bout will be a tlce, were so full of xip and zioS league wiU clo « this •^evening a t 1 cut peeled clove garlic for the Knit Gloves and Scarf cent postage for each pattern or­ tem qf Laboratory Protection. Thanksgiving . . . It is the 49tb any wqrriea about hi* Boston Col­ they didn’t look as if they'd even center place. shirts and perhaps woolen ankle W tpblcy sa4 Ch*R*y ng o r 9 •iuggjng matdt, h«* •truggU ia a series as richly flav­ nine o’clock, according to Director '■ 1 slice onion (Pattern No. 5285) send 10 cents dered, - ritobUog •toco It* w»» * fly- lege football team, but he has shed sCrihger Mltany Ylssis. socks to keep you "comfy” In your Anne (jabot’s Fall and Winter ORDER FROM i T IE S ored a* be aforementioned water. beatdofArmy. ..u.vrA Howard B .'^ i^ . All tieama de/tiring 4 tbsp. butter or margarine offices and homes . . . shoulder in 0>tn, Your Name and Address 1 walgdit and now *o«toi • pound m 27 pounds since the start of tbe At least, they realize they ro ■WMle putting the and the Pattern Number to Anne Album for warm knit and cro­ C Our big.srny makes it end—like -the subways-neither not by cutting out to play this "year must contact through their last hard practice rt 1 c. grated p r q c e s ^ sharp shawls are going to be popular .. easy to eho to w e u well with the garlic and onion, coming a popular sport. Ibie Lwgion'^'ling team cop- 1 Coach ^ l |Rk*k “s the vg and remove them. Then melt toe F ^ ...... rlL O O BP crack polo player, complains about I was at the Swedish Legation having to fight 'The Battle of ped *n eaay victory when the East | wo^ 4 K sparked p B h y fcjd butter in this saucepan over low this wesk and saw some marvel­ Large Selection Of „ rs ® . iTVMTwM w Hv. diRr gunroiwiUpi Bio^sU eer in the Army Ord­ Hartford Poet failed to *bow up about 15 rch that ended 'Vjxa heat; add chCeae. stirring untU ous pictures of the embroideries t ito b w tofitoH Itol iw Etovoid- a t' f o r t Ipilwaw} HaralwH# idisaDowrti soft. Add the Worcestershire INTBBWOYBNSOCKS nance Department. .. (kimmander I'or it* ffMoe w ith tbe local “ S* d o ^ tna rpap. and the needlepoint work that OCCASIONAL. TABLES iH w ; »«»»• O. O. "Scrappy” KaMtoS. h**4 of g io n a ire a T b e M anchester bo'vl* l^was King Gustav of Sweden does Comfortsdita •oelto m*»a AfiPF eptataissie® Son*. ' eomfortabic feet. the ffotVk Carolina N*VY Pre- ers went aftor their average #nd Kvcfybody’s Spqrt he’s always had a fondness for In mahogany, maple, walnut. An ex­ now call* Pgtonmi. 'N . J..' fito fight sobool, baa received pto White coB j^ high single with 146 working needlepoint. .. does it for cellent gift that Is tasting.. 45c to 11.50 home. Inmehad MR JoMwy orders and piost qf U)* coaches while Wlllue took the three PhiladelRhla — Tabof relaxation . . . says it helps him rich to BalUmon Urn than tw o honors tidUi 876. The scores: Puke. Priced aae. Md has beea to tsato' there wish tha *ama pUng would [Bowling tiague of ^laBel^m hh4* maintain a calm mind in the midst happen to Uwta , •»V>mmy Swaq- Maectoester of complicated affaire and difficul­ From . $ 8 . 9 5 ui ling avdmwwwfi I started it* 48th 'sea*w> to “ l e S ^ a n d in the PJ ties . . . hs has made many beaU' Mh, rtriaar On«on BUto ito Unhh^. tiful altar cloths which he then Give her Cheney dress lengths..-lovely patterns in 1 VtlllWf to pcheduled to back,•rts, o*W.,now » drtoribtoaaptoto fit » ®ti»p Uwtoowt Rob^ donates to :hurchea . .. at toe age prints or velvets now on display for Christm as giving. be ^ e d w H i S e victor of ths of 85 he still works on’ one each la kto company m Hi* day . . . a lesami in keeping our HOURS: 9 A. M. to 8 P . M. nerves steady, I think! ajrt a paaderful affihMr #l*i SATURDAY: 9 A. M. to a P. M. }«i9) PEARL (•U ri^to iri *6T Jfifi- A /,-■ '*■ ■1 Cheney Brothers Remnant Salesroom FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27,194R MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJ), CONN. MANCraWTEK EVENING HERALD’, MANCHESTER. CONN. FKIDAT, NOVEMBER TT, 1941 l a n k LEONARD So Far, So GoodI PAGE SIXTEEN MICKEY FINN pardon M l J U f T A ^ GOOD] HOLD THIYGOT aiLMICKfiV— I HIM THIRI HIM Sense and Nonsense CMTT IMTHI_____ MR. WHI The seams of her stockings are I KIBP W0hK)KMa Co-operate Diner (In resUurant)—^ crooked. Her halt never looks just A Citu's Wants (Classified For Your Benefit the waiter who took my order 7 WHWr^ HAPPENING iticiee constructively or not at right. It seems every time 1 am BACK AT THE Walter—Yes, slrl , with her It has to end up in a Ihner—You are holding yout en your mind and keep It that fight. I don't Uka the fra y that aha age well. And how are your chatUrs, I don’t Uke the people 23 Artides for Sale 45 Boarders Wanted 59-A Houses for Salo way. grandchildren getting along? rJ B Iil' Announcements RepsirlnK ter credit only when and she knows; I don’t Uke the Lost and Found tboughU that ehe’s thinking, 1 1 NEW 'ONVEHTIBLE TOPS, cel­ BURROUGHS ADDING machine; ATTRACTIVE R(X>MB—Distinc­ FOR SALE—ATTKACnVE it Iftlongs. / Teacher—Who was the first WANTED TO CARE for small 11939 BUICK CLUB coupe, radio tive meals, for giris only. Five landscaped S year old 8 ro oinlse performance- then don’t Uke the hang of her cloUies. Manchester lUDST— BUFF ANGORA cat, In and heater. Price low. Gorman luloid replaced in curtains, all also piano in excellent condition. man, Jimlor? She worries and flurries and frata vicinity of Victoria Road. Tele­ child while mother works. Tele­ kinds of leather work. Chas, LAk^ Write Box C, Herald. minutes walk to Cheney Bros. single, tUe bath, downstairs la the action to the word. Junior—George Washington. //m EveninR Herald Motor Sales, 285 Main street. Reasonable. Call 3408 or 14 Arch tory, 2 fireplacea, completely m me, she’s crasy and goofy— no «V4./, / phone 2-0966. phone 8005. ing, 90 Cambridge street. Tele­ lUrtain Ideas, and they will en Teacher—Why, no. Junior. You FOR SALE—REED DOLL car­ street. Young Women’s metory em, 2 minutes from bus line, tertaln you. end. The party of whom im Classified Advertisements WANTED—RIDE TO ColU Van phone 4/40.' ought to know better than that. Boeaklnff? You guessed it! My fa- I STRAYED ANGORA cat. buff and GaraKes— Seirice riage, also child’s table and 2 House. owner at Manchester 7403. > tmember niver to know it It was Adam. OooDt •!> Bvarms* words lo a Una. Dyke plant, third shift, 11 to 7. chairs. In good condition. Phone v S r iu J ? 4 m end! brown, red harness and bells, Storage lU ' all.” / Junlof—Oh, well, 1 wasn t InlUela, oombara and abbravlatlona Telephone 3168. 7691. WANTED —MEN AMD women void any tendency toward fa­ aaoh aonnt as a word and oompound name “Blondie.” Reward. Mrs. Help Wanted—-Female 35 Wanted— Real Estate counting foreigners, words as. two words. Minimum coat Ha£Tue, 161 Cooper Hill. Tel. 6693. [ w a n t e d —DEAD STORAGE for] roomers and boarders, home cook­ voritism. Judy—What, did Sandy ^ ed meals, continuous hot water, Is price of three tinea coupe from Dec. 1 to April! 1. A. HAVE BUTTER FOR A good sach, rather than preach, He Knew His Condition about hla wife getUng Line rates per day for transient IXIST—TAN SHEPHERD dog, Automobiles for Sale 4 GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New Garden— Farm— Dairy and showers. 330 Adams street. Rudy— Ha eald there la Kilpatrick, 20 Roosevelt 'street. family house. Will pay cash. G vince a constant Interest about 6 months old, answers to Model Laundry, Summit street Produeta 50 others.— A. A. Nicholson. The sheriff said to the murderer: BCoettye Hareb W. isat Tel. 7788. Arthur A. Knofla, 876 Main. 1]) much waiat. MAJOR HOOPLE Cash Chars* the name of Shep. Tel, 2-1315. FOR SALE— 1940 BUICK coach, “Better give yourself up you re BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH I WANTED— YOUNG woman, capa­ Wanted to Rent 68 5440 or 5938. • ConascutWe Daya...i 1 etsj » ois radio, heater, 15,000 miles. Good | FOR SALE—GREEN MounUin Aln’,t It So? through,” lot of people I OUT OUR W AY t Consecutlye Days...! » j* l o s t —PASS BOOK NO 50572- ble of taking dictation for gen­ potatoes. No. 1 and Na 2. Also But the criminal could not be And there tires. Telephone 2-1174. , Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 WANTED TO RENT—Five to 8 1 ere are glrU who can smile tn get married any-' I ...... |u ou lll ou Notice is hereby given that Pass eral office work. Write Box L, unsorted from 75c. per bushel up. who just go he THINKS THEM THAT FUNN'T) room house or flat. 4 adults. Must the evening. . dauntedr . , j /w O r S TW’ G A G - NO, I JUST All orders for Irresular insertion* Book No. 50572 Issued by The PONTIAC (6) 1939 four door Herald, giving full details. Baldwin and McIntosh apples, He eald: "Til be hanged If I do! how. GATE COPS:, HAVE b u s in e s s will be oharsed at the one tim* rate FOR SALE—GRIL'S BICYCLE; I be central, Improvementa. Dial ere are girls who can emlle In /RIGGIN’ V/ w h o E>tPECr6 ten application has been made to An exceptional automobile, 5645. ter street WANTED TO RENT Immediately, the girl who can emlle f u n n y Bi -sa EVES SLANTIN' hitler s a w p r i n c e s , r n 3 M a s .a n d l a m a s , ■fth day will be charged only for said bank by the Person in whose Terms 57.44 weekly. Trades FOR SALE):7-1940 INDIAN deluxe public. Real estate experience AN' N U TS TD LOOK iLOOK LIKE TO TEACH OTHERS^NOO the actual number of time* tn* so preferred. Write Box D, Herald, five or six itx>m tenement, or At ISgii Schoc ben two of her front teeth are TO GIVE ’EM A FRENCHMAN 60ME (JACKANAPES CUEBX appeared, charging at the r«t* name such book was issued, for taken. No red tape. Deimonstra- motorcycle' Call at 41 Stark­ FOR SALE—GREEN Mountain UK.E A C A M E R A ? IA s p o r t s m a n giving complete detalla flat. Best of references. 56 Wil­ gone. SOMETHIN'TO, lavin'IN A ham­ SV40VO T B R R IE IC ad but no allowance or refunds can payment of the amount of deposit tlon at your home by appoint­ weather street or phone 4726^ potatoes, field run, not graded, t Rv n a k id som e INSTID OF A REPLIED, *S00 DONfT M tAN be made on sis time ads stopped liam street. East Hartford. TeL mock AN THOU&HT RESISTANCE TO represented by said book, or for ment. 'Telephone Finance Mana­ $1.15 per bushel at the place, lees Friend—Didn’t your father n - BODY' WORKMAN DO.' IAABN'S LVTTLB LfXMA XJOSOU, after the flfth day. [WANTED—GIRL OR young man 8-2194. Stalling on Mondi h i d HA»«S0ME ATTPsCKS OF No “till forbids” : display line* not the issuance o f'a duplicate book ger of Brunner Sales Co., 5191- 10c If you furnish bags. Also yel­ imber you when he made hla MISTER ?*'**' E6AO, ^ Heating— Plumbing— to work at soda fountain. Uni­ low Globe turnips. Frank V. Wil­ SOUCATTOM therefor. 4588-2-0135. form and meals Included. Good REFINED MIDDLE aged quiet Only One Sessioi pATTLETiON SHALL H EA^ ***Th* Qerald will not be responsibl* liams, 1632 Tolland Turnpike. 11? TOUREELF-.' lor mor» thmii oii« Incorrect inaer- Roofing 17 salary. Apply Mack, Weldon Drug couple wishes 3 or 4 room apart­ Man—I suppose so, that’s why O E T M lS / tlon of any advertisement ordered FOR SALEi—1935 CHE'VROLET ment, best of references. No chil­ Cafeterias Ready. left me out. JOHN CLARK, Plumbing and Co. for more than one time. sedan, good tires, running condlr Household Goods 51 dren. Box A, Herald. The inadvertent Uon 550. Call at 125 West S t Heating. Repairs and jobbing. correct publication of advertising WANTED—PRACTICAL hurse or Starting Monday the Hi Yes, It Happened Here! BON Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street reliable woman to take care of SURE! 9x12 Rugs are scarce, but | will be reclined only by cancellation FOR SALE—1941 Pontiac 6 black school will hold but one sessii m working hard to get ahead,” V4AR of the charge mad* for the service Bookeeper small baby. Good pay and good we have them, $14.95 up at Ben­ her dad ahe murmured sadly ...... deluxe sedan, radio and heater. and will start at 8:55, Instead BONDS home. Call Glastonbury 624 or son's Furniture. I ,*’ *♦•***#•. ■''*,*,** '***''■■ ^Atf^advertlsement* must oontorro Can be seen at 16 Griswold street Moving—^Trucking- 8:15 and school will be dlsmlsaj 'm glad to see It,” he replied, tn style, copy and ‘ fPovr"****’ ITit,'* apply at 199 Hebron avenue, Menus 'ou surely need one badly.” regulations enforced Wanted Storage 20 Glastonbury. HIGH GRADE VEINETTIAN blinds at 2:02 In the afternoon. The era and they reserve the '® 1941 CHEVROLET 5 passenger | sold for as little as 50c. weekly. A Week’s Supply cafeterias are now completed, THE A U S T m ^ . CHAMBERS Co. j In an agonized whisper th edit, revise ov reject any copy oon- coupe, 1941 Oldsmoblle 6 cylinder WANTED — BOOKKEEPE31 Samples furnished on request | which Is located tn the Bam: jlonel was addressing his son, 5 passenger coupe, 1939 Pontiac local and long distance moving. steady position, good salary. Call Tel. 8819 evenings. For Good Health school has been in operation "W siSr^'W R'^'Ussihed ad* Male or Female aose fiancee was sitting In • f//- to be published same day must be sedan, 1939 Plymouth sedan, 1937 | Return load system, furniture | Manchester 2-0676 after 5 p. m. Recommended some time, but is now to be storage. Dial 6260. BENSON’S HAVE THE plcturee, her room: ^ Ncelved by l» o'clock noon Satur- Chevrolet towne sedan. Cole for appointment By McCoy He*lth S en ^ available to pupils of the H: Colonel (as quietly as h ^ o u ld ) mirrors, and lamps to decorate ... , day* 1 0 :10. Apply in Writing Motors—4164. school. The new cafeteria Is li Dash It all. Son, 1 admire WANTED —RELIABLE woman your living room In style! The | ted in the Franklin school. It , Telephone You? Want M m ur choice of a wife! .She’s near- CHE'VROLET 1941 convertible | Repairing for general housework, plain address, 713 Main, next to A A [ Daily btana planned to divide the sessions f /■ blind, she s tu tt ^ . her com Ada ar# aoc«pi»G ov*r coupe special deluxe, radio, ex- { cooking and care of infant Live P Store. Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested serving meals. Into two perio< phtS: :r the CHAHOE B*TE ••Vr” P. O. Box 87 MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ [exlon is awful, figure’s slop mthova as a eoovensiDcs to AGysr« cellent tires, red leather, black In. Good salary. Call Rockville for the week beginning Sunday, Dishes enough have been secur ed. shear grinding, key fitting, tlsere, but the CASH **,* top, very clean, priced for a quick 341-3 between 9 and 10 p. m. FOR SALE— LTVINa room divan, to provide for this. The pup duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. November 29, 1942: Son (InterrilpUng)—All riEhL accepted a* FULL Pa t MBNI sale, 5995. Terms, 512 weekly. excellent condition, reasonable. were today notified of the chan J,'”//."'/' ^ d at the business offlc* on or bs- overhauled. Bralthwaite, 52 Pedfl 1 WANTED—SHORT ORDER cook Sunday: d. You .ileedn’t whisper—she Trades taken. No red tape. Open 137 Pine street. and the menu to be provided ne i iV/ .-•'/.rtjiiiSS'i. fore the seventh and waitress. Apply 199 Hebron Breakfast — FrjMch omelet; Brat insertion of each ad otMrwiae 'till 8 p. m. Telephone Finance street week has been given to them. af. the CHARGE RATE will be collset- Allen & Hitchcock, avenue. Diamond Restaurant, YES! WE HAVE cribs, hlghchairs crisp bacon; waffle (browned Manager of Brunner Sales Oo, PIANO TUNING and repairing. and carriages for your baby! Also Tickets will be sold in advan MANOR od. No responsibility for e” *™ Glastonbury. through), stewed figs. and only those pupils In the Hi( telephoned ad* will he Mumed and 5191-4588-2-0135. Player piano specialty. John a beautiful selection of baby pic­ Lunch—Large dish of junket Inc. school who live within a reaso their accuracy cannot be guaran­ Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street tures. Benson's Furniture. Dinner—Broiled chicken or rab­ able f/alklng distance will be,j //-27 teed. 1930 FORD SEDAN, 540; 1935 I . 1MI RY Mt$ MtViM. me THE ALERT Manchester Office: TeL 4219. Help Wanted—Male 36 bit; baked eggplant; stewed cel­ lowed to leave the school durij t. M Me u Index of Ctasnificatioiia Ford coach, 5125; 1936 Nash, 575; ery; salad of grated carrots on let­ iTlCttT, if’” ' : ___//-2r the lunch period. Others mu Mrtbe ...... 4 i 953 Main St. TeL 3301 1936 Ford coach, 5250. Sollmene WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Household Goods 51 tuce; ice cream. DO Bngagementa ••••■••••••••••** ^ A Flagg Inc., Dodge A Plymouth regulate your piano or player ] WANTED—KITCHEN helper. Ap­ have a written request.^^The exj BY EDGAR MARTIN WIDImantlo OIBoe: WE WILL SELL furniture, and Monday: ’‘Headquarters! Send up about a half-dosen cups Take It Easy, Ferdy Harrlagee g Dealers, 634 Center street piano. TeL Manchester 5052. ply at Chestnut Lodge. of the meals will not hb more tht Deaths e * e • e * «« I 824 Main SC Tel. 1935 rugs, stoves and other household Breakfast—C^oddled eggs; Mel­ Is paid now for tho^who use tl coffee—we’ve got cream! 1 b o o t s a n d HER BUDDIES Card of Thanks a • SI 1931 CHEVROLET COUPE, 525; SAWS OF ALL KINDS filed, set goods at the lowest prices In ba toast; stewed raisins. > school du Van MaiBOrlaiO eeeaeooee****-***'* WAflTED—BY THE Center Res­ Lunch—Baked potato; string I bus to go and return to Dost and Found 1935 Plymouth sedan, 565: 1934 and repaired, cord wood saws taurant, a dish washer, $22 town. Albert’s, 43 Allyn St., Hart­ ing the noon h(Hfr. ^nonnesmnsts sMSa «l« • sdS s' REAL ESTATE LISTING Dodge sedan, 535; 1927 Bulck gummed, power and hand lawn beans; head.,lettuce. Those jwh^/bring their luni BY GALBRAITH s week, 6 days, good hours. ford. Dlnner-^Roast mutton or veal; SIDE-GLANGES rorsonala sedan, 515; 1935 Dodge sedan, mowers -iverhauled, and sharp­ need not buy anything. The sntl AlAN CHESTER: buttered vegetables; consisting of AntousnkOaa 550. New L. A H. Electric stove. ened. Stored all winter, no extra WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN progrdrryls printed In today's t! Avtonoblss for Sals .. • • • .w... bUnds. Get oiur low prices on Hol­ carrots, turnips and beets cooked TW'E AatomoblUs for Bxebango ...< EIro Street. Two S-room List 5189.50. Sale 5145. Brunners, charge. Axes, icnives, shears etc. Help Wanted— Male or sue o f the High School World. >, P O O ^ land shades, and high grade separately and diced together just W Ante Aooossorlss—Tire* ...... apartments. All improvements. 80 Oakland. TeL 5191. Open eve- sharpened. Capitol Grinding Oo., Female 37 TVVtVA Anta Repairing—•Painting .i««i Rental Income 596 per montli. Venetian blinds. Phone 8819 for before serving; salad of shredded ninga 531 Lydall street Tel. 7958. lettuce and endive; Jello or Jell- r Ante Sokools . S. P. 96,000. D. P. $1,000. WANTED—MEN AND women to special prices and samples. Capi­ ViCToi?/ Anton—Skip M Truck tol Window Shade Company, 241 Well. Stimson Sees s g iiw F o r Him REPAIRING AND REFINtSHlNG work at tobkcco warehouse. Ap­ QgmAin—Snrvlon—Stotrago North Main street. Open eve­ Tuesday: , _ . Tx • iSPBClAL. Debnont Stiaet 6-room idn- ebairs, caning, splint-' nish or ply Monday at 7:30 a. m., Meyer . Motomytien—Bt^eloo ...-• .» reed. Eklward E. Fish, 104 Chest­ nings. Breakfast—Cottage (dieeM 'Witta u g u t d Anton—Motoroyoles .. steam heat. Flreplaoe. and Mendelsohn, Buckkuid. Russian Dnvcl| \ rnmUmum nad' PvnfsenI—al Set Hardwodd floors. 1-car gnrafe. nut street. Telephone 3688. pineapple (fresh or can n ^ ). FOR SALE HOSPITAL BED FOR SALE or launch—Boiled unpolished rice; Rtielneee Servloed Offered S. P. $6,600. D. P. $1,000. WANTED—MAN AND woman for KOBSshold Servlees OSsrsd Manchester Laundry, 72 Maple rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ cooked beet tops; ripe olives. BtiiMlnff—GestvaoUiix # • s • • • ffm OR LEASE street. sonable. Call Keith Furniture. Dinner—Non-starchy vegetable Nazi ReversJ F loiisu —Nurseries TeL 4159. ueral Director* »• Oak Street Section. 2-fam- PRACTICALLY NEW soup; -stuffed lamb chops; cooked K atlBg—mumbtnff—Boofln* }? lly house. 5-room apsrtment asparagus and Celery; salad of (Oontiiiiied from Fiof* One) STONE HOUSE For Sale Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 FOR SALE—MAGIC CHEF gas crisp raw spinach and lettuce; lasuraues ...... J; downstairs and 4 rooms up. All range, perfect condition. Reason­ MlUtusiT—DreasmaklnB . • • 1* Improvements but bent. S. P. 3 bedruoms, kitchen, dining stewed peaches. dense jungles was “one of tl MoTiBif—Trw k ln ffT ^ ™ ** 10 New 4-Room Cape Cod de­ SMOOTH FOX TERRIER puppies. able. Inquire 102 Hollister S t HOLD EVERYTHING Public Passenger Servlo* .. I..50-A $0,800. . D. P. $800. room and studio living room Wednesday: outstanding operations of t ______..11 sign house. Just completed. Pedigreed from prize winner. PalutlBg—PSbertnff of knotty pine with beam Ideal Christmas gift. J. Stanley Breakfast—Baked eggs; whole-[war. ProtsssTonaPntsMToDal Barvleet ** Ready for immediate occu­ Machinery and Toola 52 wheat drop biscuits; stewed 12,000 to 16,000 Axis Troops Repairing ...... »• Porter Street Section. Plve- ceiling. Garage in house. pancy. 2 unfinished rooms McCray. Tel. 123 or 8 RockvUle. Stlmson said that the Oermail Tafi^ng— '• ' room single. Bstbroom. Hot 2 Stephen street, comer primes. Toilet Gooae ai>6 mrvlce ...... on second floor.' Open stair­ CLETRAC Crawler, the crawl­ Lunch—Generous dish of - Ice were believed to have hetweel Wauted—Bnelneee Service .m«. a ir' heat with lot 100'x66’x525’ Parker street. Call Sunday Wanted—P ete- er tractor for the farm. The C?le- 12,000 and 16,000 troops occupil ffil deep. S. P. $4,900. D. P. $600. way. All Crane plumbing, cream; applesauce. BY ROY CRANE or evenings. trac asks no favors, It Is always Dinner—Beef roast; spinach; ing a strip 30 to 35 miles alor!| A Bit Chilly Ooureea and Cleepee steam heat. Coal burning Poultry—Stock 44 the Gulf o f Tunis, Including thi A Private Inetmotlone at your command. * See us today salad 1 Of vegetables (string beans, WASH TUBS rr WONDER Dancing ...... furnace. WANTED TO BUY—Beef cows. for your new tractor. Dublin cities of Blzerte, Tunis, Sfax, ar|l « y y KIR, this is an officers UNiFimM GOOD McKee Street Section. New celery and carrots); pear sauce. Gabes, all of which have exceller| YBE.INPEEDI EN6USH Mneleal—Drametle eea•«•••••• I 4-Room Single. All modem de­ Will pay good prices. Also pigs Tractor (Company, Wllllmantlc. Thursday: THE WAYAOFWE WAAF-WOMBJ'SAUXIU^V UAV, Wanted—iDstruotlone ■<> I SEE VINCENT MARCIN airports. — b l a z e s *. L HOPE SO. * Ptaaedal tails. 2 unfinished rooms up­ and other animala Manchester Breakfast—Grapefruit, all de­ The Axis appeared to ha NOW X. KNOW WHAT 1 AIR FORCE. AMP W0W« IF YOUR StRi Bends—to e k e —Mortgegee *>! stairs. S. P. $5,600. D. P. $800. 136 Bissell St. Tel. 4848 Slaughterhouse. Phone 2-0294. sired (no sugar). I THINK VDl/VE Buelnees Oppertunlttee Musical Instruments 53 brought In about one division WHAT'S MEAMT BY IMFORM BBOk S j L E 6 ^ BETTER. CAPTAIN, WOMEK Lunch — Buttered macaroni; troops by air from Prance, Italj b r o k e n m y HAVE NO FURTHER Money to Lasui -vi:!**;;*” * okra; lettuce. 4 COMPLEXION LIKE Bela and iltaatteae Durant Street. 5-room du­ and Sicily, and some PBACHE6 AND ID THAT L ^ ^ ^ tiONS, l U RESUME MV Help Wented-:iFemele ...... “ plex. All Improveinents. Lot 1 WANTED! FOR SALE— PLAYER {Hano, $60. Dinner—Sliced cold roost beef troops also arrived from Tripo| ■elp Wanted—Bele ...... (left over); cooked celery; baked CREAM D U T ieS Salesmen W ant^ ...... •• • • •-e®** has 75’ frontage. S. P. $5,200. Phone 4521 between 5 and 6. while a relatively small number r" Help Wanted—MaU or Female 11 D. P. $1,000. EXPERIENCED parsnips; sMad of cold diced beets Italians was brought in by ' Aganu Wanted e i-s i and carrots: orange souffle. ■ HELP WANTED Rooms Without Board 59 stroyers, he said. K —,.1.. j Situations Wanted—Female . . . KEY PUNCH OPERATOR Friday: The mountainous terrain Situations Wanted—Male . . . . Tanner Street Section. 6- Employment Agencies ...... FOR RENT—LARGE ROOM with Breakfast—Coddled eggs; - Mel­ Tunisia, the secretary conunentel Uve gteek-i-Pete—Pealtvy— room single. 2 years old. Snn- On Tabulating Equipment. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. ba toast; stewed peaches. is favoriAle for defence, but tr| •^***f9 m Veklelee |*parIor. Fireplace. Downstairs twin beds, near bath, 6 minutes Allied command la now huUdlpI from bus line. Call 8437. Lunch—Ckwked pumpkin; spin­ Dog»—Birds—Peii ...... lavatory. Ready for Immediate Also ach; celery and ripe olives. up an aaaault force. Llvs Stock—Vehlelst ...... occupancy. S. P. $6,900. D. P. Poultry and Soopll®* • • • • • • • • • Experienced Billing Clerk APPLY IN PERSON. ROOMS FOR RENT—Newly deco­ Dinner—Baked sea bass; stew­ Occupying Strong Posltlona Wanted -P e t e — Poultry—Stock $1,000.' rated, near fjheney’s. Centrally ed tomatoes; eggplant; celery; The Oermana are occupjT' Far tale—BIseeMaaeea# -2 7 By Hartford Manufacturer. located. 137 Pine street Tel. 5290. carrot and lettuce sklad; ho des­ strong positions, Stlmson tes.«»sfsSsseCt..«.T.--»«>'e'»'Ntja Artloles For Sale ...... and a sUff fight may be expect IS*- Boats and Acoesaorlea ...... Lydall Street. 6-room single. sert. "I wish I could lav hands on that architect who wld me Write giving full details as rOR RENT — TWO SINGLE before the troops under “Your job 'wOI be different this c Saturday: Building ••• All Improvements. 2-car gar­ LYDALL & FOULDS PAPER CO. LleuL Gen. K. A. N. > on the Idea that plain, useful basements were old-fiisli- Diamonds —Watches—Jswelry age. Acre of land. S. P. $4JM)0. inexperience and salary de­ rooms, twin beds, completely Breakfast — Poached egg on year—try to talk'them out of Etsetrical Appliances—Radio.. 615 Parker Street furniwed, on bus Une, near ree- succeed In driving the Axis out ioned and wc should liave a rumpus room instead! Fuel and Feed . .4S-A D. P. $800. sired. Melba toast; applesauce.. what they want!” taurrat 237 Center. TeL 2-1561. Lunch—pint of buttermilk, 10 Tunisia. ^ ^ Jl In u a i.ST.org. Garden—Farm—Dairy Products ( ■nos final aaaaulL the aeereta^l Household Good* ...... y ...... S Address Manufacturer, or 12 dates. BY FONTAINE FOX Machinery and Toola ...... J Woodbrldge Street. 6^Wmi Dinner—^Baked Belgian hare or INERVILLE FOLKS Muilcal Instruments ...... « single. All Improvementa. 1-car HM, care The Herald. 3R RENT—FURNISHED room, BY V. T. HAMLIN Office snd Store liauijiment . . . « garage. Ready for occupancy, ;entwman only. Telephone 4254. Specials St the Stores ...... J chin! (small lUUan aquaah); bak- Not Very Successful Wearing Apparel—Fur* ...... t so days. S, P. $5,SOO. D. P. ALLEY OOP Wanted—To Bpy ...... •'''' $800. FOR RENT—ROOM, suitable for aSjJect to frequent aerial attoJ Itaeme—Bon rd^Ho tele—Resorts idSLP WANTED 2 men. ConUnuous hot • water, ^ niTiIrrfi^^ I nrotaaraota shower, towels furnished. Tel> Rooms Without Board ...... < Oak Street Section. 2-fam- Boarders Wanted ...... sB- lly dwelling. (2) 4-room apart­ 4424.______- Country Board — Resorts ...•••• J FOR WAR WORK, Hotels—Restaurants ...... ' ments. All Improvements except FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, 'spikw designed to puncture Wanted—Room*—Board ...... ' heat. S. P, $4,500. D. P. $800. on Main streets for 2 girls or for you) out through the center, tires of airplanes and motor Kent Ratotr For Kent HOMES FOB CHILDREN WE NEED ADDITIONAL EMPLOYEES water. I back to the bone, inaklng a pock­ Apartments, Klaia. Tenements i WANTED. Have yon a couple. Continuous hot cles, and also have been acatterin'l Business Locaiinn* for Rent .. ' BOLTON FOR WAR WORK TeL 6803. et which flU with equal parts of ao-called booby bomba—such al place tn your home for a minced ripe olives and mushrooms House* For Rem ...... ' Just Off Route 6. . On tarred child who needs the eaviron- wallets, watches, notebooks ani Suburlian For Rent ...... ' road. Over an acre of land. chopped fine. Place chops on the clocks, which explode when the| Surhnier H<*mee For Rent . . . . . ment of a good home? We Female: Power sewing machine operators, | broUer rack and quickly tear on Wanted to Retii ...... 5-room house with all Improve­ have a limited nomber of are picked up. Heal Ratate For Sole ments. One-car ra n g e. S. P. inspectors, spinners, a ii| il for misceUaneous Extra H alf D ay laoth sides under flame. Remove to Fivnch CooperatloB Excnlleiit [ chUdren, especially boys from baking pan and'bake in moderate Apartment Building for Sale .. $4,000. D. P. $800.' AyMlable 14 to 18 and babies, that sve The AUled forces, he aald, ha-i^l Business Properly for Sale . . . in SO da}'8. operations. We will hffain 'those without oven fatrQe- Tha nation’s bottling Industry I tiona. 1 with $5,000 trudto and a milUoi aieSDINST BROXHESS land a half retaU outlets, has beet] B Main S t, MawhaataeLpea Not as phnns are biri iSstod In tha tha OBB ser^p ca ^ -$•$ - t«i [an pranas ara pluma i r . i; Araraga Dally Ctrcalatloa i a i e . 1 . * the Moath at Oetober. IS tt 7 ,6 9 6 Aucii coraAM (aaowa Aa 4|eMa AUae) Meniber at *ha Aadit SraUTtlAL- MBUroM B u ia a at Okaolatloas Manchester— City of ViUage Charm Sevwtb Dangbter at a Seveatb So* petcsmwiBCttrnM Bora With a VeU. Shop At H A L E (FOURTEEN PAGES) Beadtags Dally, laBladlBg B a o ^ , MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1942 8 A.M. to 0 P.M. O rl^ A p p ^ (OlaealSed Adterttatag a « Page mrat. in the ServiM at the Pea- VOL. L X n , NO. 50 The Salvation Army Songster pie for St rearm. . „ I8B Oh arch Street, ttatMeeSL Coaa. Season 'For Variety And Style. In Gifts Brigade will omit ita rehearsal this Navy Reunites Brothers After 13 Years atstkmed her*. IfM. ABUO Howltt, o< 9 Bwtk evening. Nazis Admit Violent atre«t, wbo wma admitted to the local hoapital on Monday aufferlnc E x te n d AH Amto and Truck with a oevore cold la now ahowingr Allied Ports Improvement and la renting com­ REPAIRS fortably. Mra. Hewitt haa mado NELLY DONS r t n oM i •emtai her homo with her only daughter, ONLY BALSAM-WOOL Allied Attacks Made ABEL’S Mm. Fannie Kelbiah fo r the peat For Christmas Gifts 8 yearn. ______ATTIC INSULATION F r en ch Bm t M Cooper Stnot A ll Deeigned mider Uncle Sam’e regula- OFFERS A WRITTEN, MONEY-BACK tione— but the eky’e the limit to their originality! Nelly Don dresses so utter­ On Fortified Sector Start Your g u a r a n t e e ... ____ ly smart and new, you’ll wear them from fA iL CEDAHS daybreak through dlnneri V e s s e ls gntsM-wooi Rpport from Pari* Radio TONiGBT , Xmas Shopping Quits as Publicity | 8:00 O'clock grm MNumoN BEAUTIFUI. Allied Soldiers Supporta African Ad»| pgvt ret imiF Darlan Goes on Air Dur­ Rationing Foes Chief for Demorrats virca Qimactic Pnili ■ Onmge Hall ^ NOW ! • ig rm tiMiMi Crash After-Effects | M s vnrr Cotton Dresses Edge Forward ing Night to Appeal I Cause of Her Visit Already Under W ay) 20 Reg. GamM A t iMir nmi la striped broadcloUi. Slaee 13 to 44. Start Attack 48 a Game for 25c Shop In To Survivors to Make Step by Step Infiltration into Axia 2 Freif Gamea! For Haven of United 1 On Henderson Linen in Me jea E l; 7 Specials! Manchester $2.98 and $4.98 Nations Basest Con-' Bab Region Admitted; Beat Back Two Sharp Sweepstake! Blankets Mai flicting Reports on Seaplane Base Raided^ $5 Door Prize! Stores! Abandon Efforts to Foye- Counter - Attacks .by COTTON Whether Any of Naval $18.75 72’*x84” stall Nationwide Ac­ Desperately Resisting London, Nov. 28.— (/PV* [ Mnnlhlv Prize! 80% WOOL SOLID COLOR Vessels Got Away. The enemy acknowledged to-j Manchester Chamber f ; . — ■ tion; Plan to Oppose Garrett Woods (left) and Charles H. Woods (right), U^8. satlora Japs in New Guinea. Brunch Coats stationed at the Norfolk, Va., Navy Yard exchange joyful r^ollecUona day that the reinforced AUiw ; London, Nov. 28.—(/P^ OPA Appropriations. setter finding out that they are brothers, separate^or 13 yrars. ^ k - had launched violent attacks of Commerce Allied Headquarter*. Australia, tel bright petterna. Q Q Allied ports held out the mg on la j f R. West, foster father of Charles. The two boys slg n ^ , before the Axis’ Tuni»-Bi-| SiaealStolS. BLANKETS hand of welcome today for 11^ for the Navy on the same day In different cities and ^cupled Nov. 28 -(d')—Fighting for every Washington, Nov. 28 — (ff) — zerte fortified zone, the prob-' adjacent bunk“ Y t toe Great Lakes'^Naval SUUon but didn’t discover | foot, American and Australian sol­ any surviving units of the Abandoning efforts to block na­ able decisive battleground of A nderson their relationship until they reached Norfolk. diers edged forward step by step martyred French fleet which tionwide gasoline rationing, a toward Buna today after beating Tunisia. This report, from $ 8 - 5 0 ' boxed defiantly chose mass suicide growing group of congn:**®*’'**' back two sharp counter-attacks by the Nazi-controlled Parifl ra­ Greenhouses Crepe Dresses at Toulon rather than the launched a new fight today against desperately desisting Japanese r; dio, supported African report# The practical gift! Warm. 80% wool pocketed around that eastern New that the climactic Allied puah to and two-piece Suits in navy, black, and clutch of Adolf Hitler. Even Price Administrator Leon Hender- blankets In blue, green, dusty rose and Guinea base. 4 , V r sweep the enemy from hi* lart Artistic INSULATE YOUR ATTIC luggage. Sises 13 to 44. as great explosions *tiU were 8011-^ chenywood. Their announced aim is to force Last Nazi Cleared Apparently using reinforce­ strongholds in French North Ax- i tearing out the vitals hf the ments landed at a cost of five war­ rica already was under way undar rtrickfn men-o’-war. his removal from the Federal serv­ r si Floral Arrangements SAVE FUEL-INCREASE COMFORT! ice through the medium of appro­ ships, the Japanese struck out in the sheltering wings of United Darlan went on the efforts to break the ring pining Charles Mlchelson, Democratic States and BriUah Air Force*. _ fOR THEE ESTIMATE ON FUEL SAVINGS NO OBIIGHTION CML nlKbt to appeal to what eurvlvlng priations. them to a coastal area of some 40 National committee publicity • far $6.98\to $10.98 a {herl might be to nmke The futility of carrying on toe From Don Elbow The Pari* broadcast admitted Cannon Gift square miles, but were thrown chief, haa put the cover on his an infiltration into Axis linee tn % the haven of United NaUons flight against rationing ordered for Weddings, Funerals, Dec. 1 was conceded by Repre­ back with heavy losses, todays battered typewriter and quit poli­ violent fighting in the Mejea M bases. I Madam Chiang Kai-Shek, first sentative Boren (D-Okla),' who noon communique said. tics for good. Bab region, a Uctlcally Importaaq For a Young Lady Smaller Unite at Seat lady of China’s fighting millions is said any legislation to stop It Allire Resume Advance communications hub outside the Anniversaries By Russian Army After this diversion the Allres TOWEL SETS Whether any of the in the United States for treatment would draw a certain veto and Tunls-Blzerte fortlflcatlona aro resumed their advance, moving in In Waiting &wav was problematical, conflict of Injuries suffered on the Slno- thus be a waste of time. which Allied dispatches alreadg Est. 1922 Ing reports reaching L «n ^ n e^d Japanese batUefront five years Rally Around New Battle Cry the same way that they have been Quits His Job had reported taken. aome smaller units. ^ But Boren and others who had since the enemy took a stand ten Mention Only Ixical FlghtlBg ' 153 EWridga Straat By NELLIE DON ago. Recapture Kletskaya to L t e a d e r S S e e k days ago within strongly prepared $ ^ . 9 8 m t eluding submarines and d^troy joined him ih the fight rallied Both Axis communiques, ■ how­ Phona 848C Adept at keeping secrets—this e « . ^ t to sea before HiUer sent around a new battle cry sounded Close Important Gap;, , ^ -- positions along the 12 miles of Writing Talks ever, mentioned only lif t e d, local Read Herald Advs. dress! Ingenious hidden devices, hi* armored columns racing into yesterday in the House by toe coast between Bunn and Gona. fighting on toe two NortlrAfrlc«a The carefully hidden machine- simple to adjust, assure comfort Two smart boxed set* in beautiful floral the Mediterranean N a ^ Chinese First belligerent Oklahoman: Remaining Enemy Un- S o I o HS I^ tailC l fronts, Tunisia and Libya, "ni* and fit. Polka Dot Rayon Crepe. boxes. Two bath toweU and two face Regardless of whether “Trillions for defense, but 15 gun nests and mortar emplace­ Italian, war bulletin reported a ments of the defenders are scouted For Speakers Slsea 12 to 20. cloths. Blue, green, peach, maise and dusty Toulcm fleet was lost to the Allies, cents for Leon Henderson is 15 ito. Corailed in Rapid- ^ * v. • ^ raid on toe Allied airfield at Ban*, out. softened by artillery or rose. the scuttUng ItseU was re gw d ^ Lady on Visit cents too much." ly Closing Ring, Being O il A d jO U m illg Algeria, where it said runway# in United Nations c a p lt^ as the They referred to appropriation bombs, if possible, then over­ and grounded planes were htt, Other Cannon Towel Sets $2.98 most hopeful symbol yet of bills, to be considered early In the whelmed by the swift thrust of Michelson, Publicity and toe Germans claimed 29 Al-_ Hurled Back East, i ------jungle fighters skilled in use of French resurgence. new Congress, through whch the CJiief of Democratic 11^ planes were shot down. X * the Russian government Due to Hurts Office of Price Administration ob­ ------MBoth Democratic and grenades, rifles, pistols and light Striking deep at toe roota of re­ machine-guns. Usually it is neces­ newspaper lavestla put it, the inci­ tains its operating funds. Moscow, Nov. 28.— , Republican Chieflans National Committee, inforcement and oupply tor tte dent “ undoubtedly will ^ Recalling the difficulty admin­ The Red * Army has cleared sary to kill all the Japanese in the enemy in North Africa, the R. A« Santa’s PERLCREST ^ o M cleansing France of shame Speculation Trip Might istration leaders encountered in the last German soldier out j Reported Favoring position. . . „ Fires Last Barrage F. was reported hy to* .B a li GIFT obtaining funds for OPA this year, Then the operation start* all communique to have itruclt in tlia-d RAYON CREPE • CoUaboraUonUt Also Spell New Anti- of the Don elbow west of Sta­ Brief Breathing Spell. ■er again on the next strongpolnt. area of toe big Sicilian aeaplaaa l Boren said there were good pros- The communique said Allied Washington, Nov. 28— (Jf) Marcel Deat was quoted by toe nects no funds would be voted for lingrad‘and the' remaining ^ base of Syracuse and on the Do- 1 Japanese Strategy As alrplati.es continued to aid toe Charles Mlchelson, 73-year-old pro-NMl Farls-radi® a» OPA next year unless Henderson enemy forces, coralled in a Waahmgton, Nov. 38 — (/P) decanese island of I^roa, cauaiiig. ” UNDERWEAR , "this mean* France must unre- ground troops all they could by re- publicity chief of, th* DemocraUc damage at both place*. ^ SLIPS Well As Bind Ties. were ousted. rapidly closing ring of Rus­ Leaders sounded out sentiment In leated heavy strafing and bomb- Here aervedly take Germany’s preferred Echo Boren's Sentiments National committee, has fired his Without detail the Algler* ra­ Gordon tailored rayon under­ sian guns and bayonets, are both Houses-today on a proposal ng of the Japanese lines. ■hand/ reports from toe continent High-ranking members of the last verbal barrage, he says, at dio announcec- that toe BriUto Every girl appreciates Slips Washington, Nov. 28— l/T)—MS' (Fierceness of the fighting was First Army—toe backbone « as gifts. Perlcrest comes in wear for that perfect fit. Satin indicated France fast wa» becom­ House Appropriations committee, being hurled back east upon to adjourn Dec. 15 for the first the Republican party. dame Chiang Kai-Shek, famed toe bayonets of toe Stalingrad ipparent In a Sydney was cor­ U eu t Gen. K. A. Anderson’s !M t-4 tearose and white. Lace stripe weave in Panties, Stepins ing united against the Axis, which passes on all supply bills, formal Holiday Congress has had respondent’s dispatches describing The vetcrar reporter, author With IncideaiaUy, crystallization first lady of China’s fighting mil garrison, frontline reporU said to­ and a ghost writer par excellence ish, American and French atrlklng/ trimmed or tailored. Several and Vests. Colors: Tearose and echoed Boren’s sentiments. Hend­ since November, 1939. an engagement early this week. force*—had “left ita defense po* styles at the popular price French senUment le expected to lions, is back idday in America— erson was termed “a menace to day. Closmg an Important gap in With most contixwerslaU legis­ of Democratk campaign speeches white. Sizes 86 to 42. its curvmg line, Army dispatches Two Australian imperial com­ sltions for the big ufxennive. of help resolve the dlsagreem^t the land of her school days. the war effort” by RepresenUtlve lation apparently sidetracked tem­ panies killed 150 Japanese but lo.st for 13 years .finally has done what Dolis and Trains, among pro-AUled French which reported the recapture of Klets­ he— and niiany Republicans — Patrol Activity Ended __ This Ume it was the after-ef­ Taber of New York, ranking Re­ porarily, both Democratic and Re- 06 of their own number in taking The period of patrol RctWtty nama to the surfacB with accept­ fects of an accident on one of her publican on the committee, who kaya, Cossack city on the west pubUcan chieftains were reported wanted for a loi'.g time; Put the bank of toe Don 80 miles north­ an enemy gun which had been cover on his battered typewriter was declared completed, toil w l w ^ ance o< Darlan as temporary high diring trips to toe Slno-Japanese suggested OPA’s tupds should be to favor a brief breathing spell holding up the Allied advance near and Clowns^ and commissioner in Allied-occupied west of Stalingrad and a strong- at party headquarter* and quit in two weeks after the armor*0,j $ 1 .9 8 battlefronf that brought the wife drastically curtailed. I before the new Congress convenes Soputa a few miles from Buna, he vanguards crossed the - Tunisia# of China’s generalissimo to point which had been in enemy politics for good. North Africa. Representative Johnson (D- on Jan. 4. frontier by mountain Jiato #nd ^each Seen Kvldenoe Of SInoerlty hands since last August. The Rus- .said.) I ’m straightening out a few Gomes, and United State, When or how Okla), another high-ranking mem­ Reorganization of both cham Elsewhere in the southwestern desert trail from A. E. F.-occtt- Some London observers inter­ arrived was not disclosed. ber and long a foe of Henderson .slans bad bypassed Klel-skaya bers will be m order then and al things at the office,” Mlchelson A FULL LINE OF Pacific theater. Allied medium said today, "but officially Tm no pied Algeria. i preted toe Toulon Incident But there was Immediate specu- commented that it might be wise early in the new offensive. though Republicans pushed their The Swiss radio said toe AtoM Larger Sizes, 89c Each. bombers attacked and destroyed longer with the committee. I QUILTED vonchsaling Darlan's sincerity but laUon that her trip might also for "several of the bureaucrats to Russian Trap Closed representation by victories in the Unemy-occupled buildings at Nova were within 12 miles—irithto] Dozens of Other spell new anti-Japanese strategy The publicist, claimed by many panding Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s resign." . , While one force was taking this November voting to a new high ' IJsa and Beco on the Island of heavy artillery ra rfg e -^ T u ^ forthcoming visit to Washington, as well as cement more firmly the Other members of the commit­ town, Pravda said, another swung for the New Deal era, both Houses Republicans to have been largely Timor and an enemy submarine responsible foi President Hooy- 1 which, like the Naval baM ^ ^ toe admiral’s sUtus still remained fighting efforts of che two Allied tee explained that It would be a east after an arching thrust from are expected to remain firmly m Tilings the LUXURY was bombed at night with unob­ cr's defeat for a second term In]I zerte, has been battered by In question. nations. „ ^ . simple matter to bring about Hen above Stalingrad and closed toe Democraiic hands. peated Allied air raids. - __ TOILETRIES To Have Injuries Treated served results in the Gulf of Huon 1932, declared he didn’t have to ’The News Chronicle said a de- derson’s resignation by writing in­ Russian trap about toe Nazi Barkley Recently Under Fire off the New Guinea coast. A U. 3. War department com­ for DeGauUe to visit Wash­ A White House announcement submit a formal reslgnaUoi. be­ Children Like! who to the OPA supply bill a provision foree on toe west bank of the Barring unforeseen develop­ munique announced the destruo- | ROBES FRIENDSHIP GARDEN COLOGNE----- ' V • ington had been reached at a said yesterday the woman cause "I threw away my contract that none of toe funds be expend­ Don. ments, Rep. Sam Rayburn (D., long ago,’ 'and now 1s going to tlon of 51 more Axis plane#, In a large assortment of col­ meeting of the French NaUonal helped weld China's warring ed so long as Henderson was in (The military correspondent of American Airmen Set Uons into a mighty mllltory lit Tex.) will retain his speakership loaf.” . , . ors and prints. Beautiful committee in L«ondon. ries charge. ; Reuters, BrlUsh news agency, re- m the House and Senator Alben (Contlnued on Page Fore) Velvet, Rayon Satin and S iiS ia M I BLo^ii S was here ^or treatment of Dock Area Aflame Charley.” as he Is known to YARDLEY BOND STREET BATH POWDER-----$1.50 Darlan’a appeal last night to lien a Abolishment Suggested perted m. London that toe Russian Barkley (D., Ky.) will remain P-esldent Roosevelt and to the Rayon Crepe. Priced Iroip $1.50 any remidnlng French khlps to Isustffive Some membere went so far as pincers bad clo*cd-on-toe .Don. be-, With American Forces in C^tna, REVLON MANICURE SETS ...... ------• y f^ 'b liw ’ out on the automobile majority leader of the Senate. Nov. 25— (Delayed)---(Ab— Amerl political, business, and newspaper .$1.00 make for AlUed ports was toe sec­ to suggest that OPA be abolished low Kalach. rail town 40 miles Barkley recently was under fire of fields, had planned to wait 'in tll. REFILLABLB POWDER MITTS ...... ond he had addressed to the squad­ in which she was west of Stalingrad, thus complet- .$1.00 heavy Japanese fire-^whllo visit­ entirely and Its functions turned some of his southern Democratic Edward J. Flynn resigned aa Na­ EVENING IN PARIS SETS ...... ron to come over to toe cause of mg encirclement of toe large Nazi (CoBrinned ob Page Four) .$1.00 ing toe front. . colleagues, but most of this dis­ tional committee chairman before Flashes / i.98 to / EARLY AMERICAN TOKEN BOXES ...... After treatmentf are concli’d- (ContlBiwd os Psg* 'Ten) force m toe pocket southwest of sension was reported smoothed quitting but laid Flynn had not .$1.00 (Conttamed on Page Four) Staimgrad.) yqt made up his mind when to get (Late Bulle’tiii* of toe tfl'l Wire) LUCITE COMPACTS ...... ; ...... ed. she will visit President and Counter-Attacks Futile over. The Senate reorganization, how­ Plus Excise Tax. - ’ 4— Mrs. Rooisevelt, the announcement The Germans were reported Leaving Wake out. ' . ^ j ' ever, appeared likely to bring a Committer Short of Fund* Charged With Triple Slaying counter-attacking frequentlj and The shaggv-haired pub 1 ci s t $14.98 "^r^at 'the American-educated Formal Death turnover in the office of sergeant 1 WateryBle. Me.XNov W oman'Calmly futUeiy after oeing hurled to the said he doubted whether a new V'Oman who'has been termed “toe east bank of the Don; Anticipat­ at arms, a post in which Chesley Only Routine George W. A ¥ ? *. I brains of China” would dl^uss W. Jurney has served since March publicity chief would be appoint­ ..- • -i: ing toe N -zi moves, toe Red Army township, was charged today w » A V V J l l f ' l f l l F 1^ f l t e war questions with the president Knell Likely 9. 1933. ed at this time, as the committee the murder of his Wife , m. ^ as a matter of couiw. said it* forces were methodically was short on funds and uas just trapping And extermmatlng the Jumey recently was in the lime­ young children. ^ ' Such a discussion would be light when' his office was called Only Man to l^scape reduced its office space in the enemy groups one by one. Mayflower notel by two-thirds. In cent. Palmer, w ^ se wlfc. Fireplace Sets . «w «g 1 XI ^ Conference May Kill Re- Here is the picture of the vast upon to serve warrants for the ar­ Death or C-apture De 44, and two sons. Ross, 5, and RW-1 Mrs. Henry to Make Her husband's rise to power over some iAjnierence i rest of eight Senators to compel ■’.ddition, mori than 25 steno­ Russian operation, as drawn from graphers and clerks have been re- mond. 18 months old. | quest, for Broad Au­ frontline dispatches: their attendance during t, filibuster scribes His Departure Hhot to death in a s n o w ^ r t M $3.98 to $5.50 Trip to liouisiana Elec-|J\"’{ ’ ’iorm‘er‘ Mel-Ung Soong One force which started north­ against th* anti-poll tax bill. This, (Continued on Page Four) woods near their home trie - Chair T oday. | honor graduate of MassachusetUf thority by Roosevelt. west of Stalingrad was looping however was said to be only in­ day night, was held I San Diego. Calif., Nov. 28—j/P) Cyi> back toward the city, from a cidental to opp6slUon which was __The only man to escape death hv Municipal Cqurt J a ^ (CXmtInded os Pago Tonljjj M. Joly for a hearing pee. a. Washington, Nov. 28-<^(flV^A southeasterly direction, driving or capture at Wake Island, Lieut. Andirons $3.98 up Lake Charles, La., Nov. 28.—(ff) conference of congressional lead toe enemy eastward across the (Continued on Page Two) Col. Walter L. J. Bayler today Fire at Hotel ConuDunlcatloa Lines HALE __All legal channel# exhausted, ere may sound today the formal Don into toe giant plain between modestly described his departure toe Don and Volga where other \ Mr*. Annie Beatrice (Toni Jo) death xnell—at least for to# bal­ Treasury Balance from Wake as “ simple routine.” C^don. Nov. 28.-(P )r . ^ l Soviet forces were pressing the Hitler’s taterior c o i ^ o B l c i i ^ Henry calmly sat - In her prison iMiije Settling ance o f this year—to President Back in his Coronado home for Imperils 100 Roosevelt’s request for broad, w ^ Nazis from all directions. Waahlngton, Nov. 28—(iPH- lines have begun ^ I cell today awaiting a trip shortly A tecohd force was driving west the first time since the war start­ he needs them mqst,- 28 Ume authority to suspend tariff position of the Treasiiiy Noy. 26; ed, Bayler said in an Interview WE HAVE A WIDE SELE(3T10N OF after'noon to toe electric chair to Spreads Ruin along toe Stallngrad-Rostov rail Baker, tmrUameotaiTL J f \ and ImmlgraUon authority. RecelpU, $22,213,180.71: ex­ that his air journey from Wake pay with her life tor a St. Valen- Chairman Doughtop D., N. C.), road while atlU a third columt. was Score Carried Down the Ministry of War T raayrefc^ l moving southwest along toe line penditures. $293,241,408.73; net resulted from compliance with or­ • tine Day, 1940, murder. of toe House Ways and Means balance. $2,711,997,386.46: t^tom a dared today In aa The black-haired 2S-year-old ders— “ something every Marine l^jidders or Jump Into transport worketn la AT 3 P. M. IN THE BASEMENT ROSEVILLE POTTERY I Houses Crack, Streets committee said the seaskm would receipts for month, $20,388,812.93. w ile of Convict Claude (Ckwboyl (Gaotinned oa Page Ten) does every day.” , tory to commit aabotagA be called to consider the possibil­ Bayler came here from the Solo­ Nets at Perth Xmhpj. oar tost Is w w artr kw Veeae tel eU ahepea — 'Candle- Henry Buckle and Scores of ity of keeping a quorum of Houm railway car tot braced by the granting of her last mons where he had extended du^ belled, every tank t o t JOIN THE F U N ^ ■Hcka, Bowie. n « . and Senate membere In the capi­ in toe aerial warfare over Guad­ laggaot a telephone converaatlon Families Evacuated. tal during toe waning days of toe Perth Artiboy, N. J., ra i^ every radiator m — — _g~ i wtth -bar husband yeatarday. Hfn- alcanal. A » score of persons w w cai^ _ , 77th Oongreaa to consider the pro- ’ Bayler had heard reports that AND DON'T BE AATE! ty apoka aobblngly to her from Pittston, Pa.. Nov,____ — 28 .—(/P)—The . . Hair o f Cows Tails Make ried down ladders or umped into tba HuntavUle.- Texaa, penltra-j ... open,----- houses------Doobtfol cracked, of PoaalbUlty he flew his own battered plane, or nets from as high as three and tory won for treoaom, _ toat a Navy patrol plane which cu t to the worker* over tM Ic to tlary where he la Mrving; ' * I pavement# buckled and acorea of He was frankly doub^ul of that four stories as Mattresses for Doughboys ■landed at Wake was sent there year term for murder. I famlliea were evacuated In a d l^ ^ possibility. He described the early today to co .trol a Gondne Leath^ HANDBAGS for toe apecifle purpose of bring­ D a i^ to Aid Hnrttnl |troua mine aubsldence here last chances of the bin’s paaaage this lar fire at toe 250-year-old Hotel Bequeetod Smartly '•tyled top handle or envelope bags In Capeakln, Goat Ironically, toe desire o< the I night and early today, toe w on t m aeasion as “very remote,” and said toil is both ing him out-j J Beriln yr CaUakinI|many styles with zipper compartment*. Oklahoma City, Nov. 2 8 .-i4 ^ rh a »r from ^ Other reports, Bayler said, had **^Mlddiesex < ^ «"ty Ckircner caato), POTTERY BASE OQupl* to aid each other brought I eaatorn Pennaylvania’a hard coal that It would be a "waste of Ume' resistant. an th* death aantenoe for Toni Jo,Ifleida in aevcral yean, him on a raft, with a canoe pad­ gene Mullen, one of ttoa #f Baagkok, Thalto^ for toe committee to work out a B reiioestod by radio Santa W iU and pot two aaeapea agalnat the I mje aubaideiice—a gradual .•«- aaUsfactory measure without *•- dle in toe open ocean, toe scene, salo as he Needed at Midway guesU were leaning ^ te evarewto to tow* “ priaon racord of her huaband. |tUng of ahrface earth over a n ^ e aurance of likely passage, fallowing bar arrMff for th aj_i^tead ruin through a residential " It was toe simple rouUne thing flows BhouUng for he’-p. because t o city la m TABLE LAMPS wmarai Under oongretslooM ndra, of following out prders that every quickly erected ladders about toe hrre**— fuitker alz i ahnnthig of iJoaaph P. Galloway, I gnetkm covering a half square I pending to either, branch „ S u , " - t o « ‘ Colon: Btock, brown, navy, turf, red, Houatoa, Tazag, zalaamma, ah* ‘ ^ . ______automatirady dies with explraUon tolls. Marine does evCry the British ^ American soldiers i and salted down before being related. 'Tills plane flew In with 100 Forced 1 ^ Strreta pifined aha had Iqtandad to lual Tawnlag Oiadca la S t r ^ of a Oongrea*. and toe Way# and 'Wherever shipped to special processing Be Here! In Into their bunks tonight a small amount of official Approximately 100 OMloway’B oar to rob a bank to | Tawning crack# apprareo Means committee, with severm plants in Cjhlcago. fo rc ^ into the a t r ^ " r e t ^ f (Amerieaa Air rtoeeere $3.95 to $7.95 24 SHOPPING DA3^ TO XMAS. order to obtain money with which lotraets and hew members, would have to start they quite probably will sleep on for the unlto stationed on W ^ . ig Doings sWhen r mattresses made ot toe hair with It makes no difference, toe Mv work was finished on Wake them clad only in There'll E I Big end perchmant to facilitat* HenryV priaon ro-ifeat wide, 160 feet long ao from «cratch to drafting new leg packers point out, whether toe The hotel ia a atory b ri^ and !?![*** to* w eel^ajiyy with Sa»fc Ideeptoattoebottorowaanotvls- which middle western cattle once and I was needed at Midway. Mv four th* ladaeay , * * ^ islatioh.. animal giving Ito ultimate all la a frame atructw Officialy 3 p m His Headquarte GREEN 8TAMP$^ITBM WITH CASH SALES. CWlowsy was nagged lllooded oaDars. h* pretty difficult to hare any ma- flg h tln g n ^ . U " . to a fe aU behind them $1.00 $2.45 $2.^ $4.95 eSmtcdlrtoaOald wbara. stripped ( Agent# of toe dmaster commit- T m l M A M C H n m Co n n - , Biaaaa laeai Uh I o t •• m JW .H A U colltt .Alee Maay Other I sMvMm I f f t t a i Pleoete. a u nh iMTia Comn*. ■ V -