lanchester The Wvalher Forecast of U. S. Wvalber Binrcaa tlcut when sending matter to ua The caxiidroB oT Mary SodaUty of and to underline the word Con­ Original Hymns Cloudy, oeeaslooal Hght eaow er St. Jamea’a Pariah will meet Sun­ necticut. rain tonlgiit ehanglBg to snow About Town day at 3:30 In the lower church. Heard Along Main'Street To Be Sling Here flurries Tuesday; wlHdy becoming They will receive communion In a REMEMBER! colder Tuesday. A member of The Herald staff » body at the 8:30 maaa. And on Some of Manchester** Side Streets^ Too has been going aroiinO this past Manchester-^A City o f ViUage Charm inKuionr * * f n t ®t Jo>«i week with a complexion that J^lUth«r ctwpur, Oiier of D ^o- The Dauyhtera of St. George will One o f the features of the | hold a meeting to complete Scrap The Russians may be annlhilat-• posure that caused no end of usually accompanies a July or Hymn-Sing, to be held at the Pi^er Salvage GiUedioii Qn (OlaasUed AdvertlalBg an Page I ) ftJiy, whicli wm« Vo T H e KUMians may bliishlng. But-.one of her fellow August sunburn. As far as we VOL. LXIIL, NO. 39 MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1943 (TEN PAGES) \ PRICE THREE CENTS - ta^Hartfood nk <5orter Ook Cha^ Booka for the Newington Home ing the Germans, the Americana Emanuel Lutheran church tomorr for Crippled Children, Tuesday know he hadn’t made any mis­ rfi OveolBft kaa been post- and British may be closing in o exposure. So throughout row afternoon at five o’clock^wlll _ Candidotoa will ba notifiad evening at 7:30, at the home of takes or put himself in a place Monday In The ------f— -----— ------Rome, and the Japs may be with- shift she worked with a pair that should cause him embarrass­ Tit la ta taka pUec. Miaa Rachel Vickerman, 62 Pearl be the premier of two original atTMt. drawing from Bougainville—but of slaclu showing to the ankle ment. but he certainly carried a compoaltlpns. Solons Asked Forts Visit French Riviera neither of those front page news under the skirt whch reached Just perpetual blush around with him, NORTHWEST SECTION Germans Announce below the knees. She got out of We finally learned that he had "Arise, O Ye Legions" was writ-. The Young People’a Fellowahlp spots aeems to occupy the minds ten by ^rik W. 3ficxlean, formerly Sofia Under Attack the car that carries her back and fallen asleep under a sun lamp (poat high school) of St. Mary'a Spbrts Etlitor of The Herald and ' All streets west of Main street from the To Authorize YOUR OWN of those you meet on Main street forth, evidently forgetting her pre­ and gave himself a real scorch­ church will hold, ita first meeting these days. Far and away more now an editor of The Protestant Center to the North End and north of Center XMAS GREETING CARDS Sunday night. Nov. 14, in the dicament. The car had gone befbre ing. He was put to some em­ important. Judging from Main she realized that she was not con- barrassment by the questions he Voice, Fort Wayne, Indiana. He Red Forces Drive From Your Snapshots pariah hou.se at eight o'clock. sent the p«iem to G. Albert Pear­ and West Center streets. Relief Money Brigadier General Sherwood A. street comment, is the contest for ventionally clad as a well dressed was asked but he got a real laugh Order Now Bnppfy Limited- collector in the South Manchester worker should be. Her trip from one response. Me told an son, musical director ‘of the local Cheney will be the speaker. Hia Fire district. Public School system, who com­ By American aubject will be Calvin Coolidge. across Depot Square caused con- i. in^quisitive, friend how it had hap- PAPER MANUFACTURERS AND e u t e s t u d io If the trend of conversation and siderable comment and specula- ! pened—he had fallen arieep and posed the music for .it., Modean is Roosevelt to Ask Appro­ General Cheney was military aid argument continues about this of­ becoming well known ’ip the field USERS OF MANCHESTER To RechitsA Area tion. The explanation of her pre- i burned under the powerful light, to the late President Calvin Coo­ fice the assembly room at Hose dicament came from another "f»ee." the inquisitive one coun­ of poetry and specializes on the priation of Specific lidge. Co. No. 3 at Spruce and Florence I sonnet. His sonnets have appeared streets won’t be. able to hold the worker In the shop. j tcred. It certainly was lucky for Sums After Atlantic ------I you your eyes weren’t open." In many piihllcations, the latest Beaten Baek During At- Lila C. Wade of Hartford was district voters. Possibly even high "Lord, i Am' White" having re­ City Meeting Ends. Battle Lines Stand granted a divorce from her hus­ school hall wbuldn't hold them all. Many local lads in service slfp ceived high praise from literary tempts to Capture ^ KNOFLA band. Arthur D. Wade, of South But. of course, there may be a lot into town for a visit with the .lince the United States has critics. It is based oft the recent Main street, yesterday on the of advance talk and Just an aver­ home folks and return- to duty been In the war with both feet, Town; Nazis Admit To Retain Washington, Nov. 15—(4*)—Pres­ grounds of intolerable cruelty. race ribts in Detroit. Blow Designed to Dis-1 age turnout next Thursday night with hardly anyone knowing about many loTal women have given up The other hymn to be featured Evacuation o f Zhito- 1 fkOfk T * ident Roosevelt asked Congress to­ Real Clash Lift Shroud BROTHERS when the voting takes place. their furloughs except those at I former social life and have, buckled "Be Thou My Vision" is the work SPECIAL BINGO day to authorize appropriations for locale Traffic Over Mr. and Mrs. Elmer K Monctte There have been times when it home. In many infllancrs thr boys . down to th« serious busine.ss of an of Mr. Pearson. mir; Red Attacks Re-| A VtJ V L j i n e General Contractors of North Elm street, leave tomor­ has been necessary to go out and like to Just roam about the old all-out war effort. Much of the United States participation in ac­ Entire Balkan Rail! row by automobile for California, almost drag in voters to attend home and perform little duties iiewed Near Kerch. i Now Looms On Mystery former toiletry niceties and clam­ Benefit of the National War Fund tivities of the United Nations Re­ Jobbing and where they are to make their fu­ annual meetings of the district. about the house to be near moth­ our outfits of the pre-war period lief and Rehabilitation adminis-. System; Other- Bombi- ture home. Mr. Monette has been .MILITARY WHIST ------' Soviet Envoy to Mexico There is always more interest in er, dad, or the rest of the kids, if have gone by the board and in Bulletin! General Repairing employed by the Pioneer Para­ a contest for an elective office than any. Given bv Sunset Rehekah l-ndg* tration. 111 Lebanon Of Bomber ers Sweep into France chute Company and Mrs. Monctte their place have come slacks of ODD FELLOWS IIAIJ. Indicates Intention to After the UNRRA meeting in there is in appropriations which Those visits home are all too various ‘iwar blue" tinges, closely Moscow, Nov. 15.—K/P)—*- has been a waitress at the Prin­ affect every district taxpayers short, and rather than too far MONBAY. NOV. L5. 8:15 P. M. Atlantic CTity ends, he said he For Third Crack al Call 4386 bound hair-dos (going, coming and Sponsored By And To Be Held At Masses of Red Army infan­ Keep Slice of Poland Before 6 P. M. cess Restaurant on Main street. pocketbook. afield, they choose, generally, to Adniihslon 50e. would Inform Congress of its re­ Important Antheorj stay around home, with, a short at work) and the more .solid and try, cavalry, tanks and self- Gained ■■ at Time. sult and ask the appropriation of British Official Says British Disclose Some of Judging from responses all sensible shoes and safer heel.s. Refreshments! Prizes! The Daughters of St. George three candidates for the tax col­ walk now and then down the main Door Prize! propelled guns pouring into specific sums. Situation ^Potentially Details Concerning Railway Viaduct. Auditing committee will meet stem. Milady’s toiletry has been shorn the hole west of Kiev to Ba- In a message to the legislators, lector's Job are doing quite a bit to the bone except for that quiet ARMY & NAVY CLUB Mexico City, Nov. 15— (4*)—Rua- with Mrs. Gertrude Lawrence, 143 of campaigning. Tom Weir, Herb We heard about a sad case this ranovka have reached a point the chief executive said that each Grave^ on His Return One of Newest Weap­ Hollister street. Monday afternoon week, however. A lad in the Sea- and often undated, but never wast­ ala still plans to retain the slice of nation would determine for itself Allied Headquarters, Al-1 Phelon and Charlie Rogers are the only 35 miles from the pre­ at 2:30 p. m„ to check and audit candidates who have publicly an­ bees, serving on the bleak coast of ed "day off" from the plant. That \ Poland which’ she received in the the amount snd character of Its Today frqni Beirut. ons Germans Using. gier.s, Nov. Ameri­ FUNERAL day alone milady primps her best, CONVENIENCE OF the Lodge books. nounced their decision to run. Newfoundland, had applied for a war borders of Russia and September, 1939, agreement with coniributlon, and that It waa hop­ can B-25 Mitchell medium | There may be some dark horses furlough several times, but due to dons the cholest of femiine ap­ Monday, Nov. 15, 8:15 F>vM. Poland. A 42-mile advance ed "a small fraction of the nation­ Cairo, Nov. 15.—(45 The situa­ parel and steps out. LOCATION Germany, Soviet Ambassador Con­ London^ Nov. 16—(45—Some of bombers ranged in force over but we’ve heard of none thus far. the great distance, and amount of al income of the contributing mem­ tion -in Lebanon is "potentially time consumed traveling, he could Hair waving is the one tie to the to4)k the plunging Soviet col­ stantine Oumansky has indicated. ber states” would be sufficient to the mystery concerning one of Sofia yesterday, making the E Tom Weir has been pretty much is a feature of our grave" and a real clash between in the limelight recent'y because not get away. Imagine his sur­ former social life which nearly all Admission $1.00 umns into Baranovka since In a recent address commemor­ help liberated peoples to help them­ Germany's newest weapons, a first air attack on the Bulga- funeral home that the natives and the French Helen Hawley of hia Air Raid Wardens work. prise, one day. to be told by his women, young and older, will not the capture of the rail junc­ ating the anniversary of the Rus­ selves in rebuilding homes, fac­ twin-engined bomber which has lian capital from this theater commanding officer that he could drop. TTiere is a constant and sian revolution, the Soviet ambas­ "might come at any time—no one Charlie. Rogers, as mailman, geta finds favor. tion of Zhitomir on Saturday. tories, and farms. made Ita debut recently over Brit­ in a blow designed to dislo- | Teacber of PIANO around town plenty, and Herb have a week’s furlough If he want­ steady and ever increasing demand sador to Mexico said: Provides Only Prsmeworic knows when,” Curtis Ryan, con­ Phelon as district auditor is ed it. After several disappoint­ for fixed hair-dos, and the prices ‘‘According to estimates we (the The smoke-covered area In the upper left comer is proof enough ain, was dispelled today with the cate traffic over the whole The UNRRA agreement, Mr. troller of the British Ministry of Balkan, rail system, while aground known to most of the firemen. ments, and two years of service for some of the better treatments London, Nov. 15.—(/P)— Soviet Army) now are only 145 that this formation of B-I7 Flykig Fortres.ses of the 12th U. S. Army disclosure that the craft is capable Roosevelt said, provides only a Air Forces did not pay Just a social call on the French Riviera on Information in the Middle Fast, in Italy the battle lines remained on the outer fringe of North are up 50 or 75 per cent. But the 'The German high command kilometers (M miles) from our said today on his return from of hitting 325 miles p°r hour with We thought pie North End was framework for giving “first aid” in Oct. 31st where they attacked an important viaduct on the coastal virtiialiy unchanged. the only place that developed riv­ America, he accepted the furlough chairs in all beauty establishments announced today that Rus­ western frontier. liberated areas and the ' agency Beirut. a bomb load of 7,700 rounds of ex­ but in his excitement failed to URKE® “Wish that were true, but I railway near Cannes. (AP Wirephoto from U. S. Army Air Forces.) Other bombers' swept Into alry between fire department com­ are filled, nearly always, and sian Cossacks and tanks, in a will make only a beginning in the He said casualties in the politi­ plosives. France for their third crack at panies, but It seems that this tax wire his parents that he was beauticians’ books are logged must inform you that we still must tremendous Job of aiding war vic­ cal controversy already had to­ The plane, whose existence was en route home. There Is Still Tim e sw^eeping drive>west of Go­ win back 450 kilometers (280 the important An.heor railway collector contest has brought out ahead for man,v weeks. S7(CENTERST HANCHESHR UMN tims. The liberated peoples them­ taled 140, including 10 or 12 dead, revealed earlier this month, previ­ viaduct near Cannes the night be­ plenty of company rivalry within Last Monday morning he ar­ Nylons fine silks and satins, ex­ mel, had driven to Rechitsa, miles) in the same direction in and future armed struggles might ously had been identified as the rived home. He raced from the selves. he said, will assume the fore, and light bombers shot up the South End department. The pensive prefumes and types of the about 60 miles to the south- order to reach our frontier with greater share of this task. occur in either Lebanon or Syria. Junkers-188, but little had been re­ station, hailed a cab. and fairly Poland.” the harbor of Civitavejchla on the retiring collector, George Hunt, Is fined women’s near may be scarce 'west of the raijroad linking UNRRA. the chief executive m - Yank Bombers Drop Explalna Britain’s Positioa vealed hitherto concerning its per- west coast of Italy. flisw up the front walk and tried The longer distance coincides f0rmai.ee. a member of No. 1 company and to enter his home. The door was or entirely unobtainable, but—war, To Get Your Clothes serted, will help furnish medicine, Richard G. Casey, Britlah min­ Drop Tons of Explosives or no war,—permanent waves of Gomel with Poland, but had with the frontier at Brest Liitovsk ister of state in the Middle East According to published reports. we understand that active mem­ locked. He knocked, waited, British- been beaten back in attempt* to food, clothing, and basic necessi­ Escorted by P-38 Lightnings, bers of that company believe the knocked again. He went around one kind or another are on wo­ ties and services needed to restore who returned from Beirut last the Mitehelts dipped over Sofia’s capture the town itself. Rechltsa’s (Oontlnued on Page Four) night, explaiped Britain’s position (Continued on l-agr Four) office should stay within the com­ the house, climbed in a window man's must-list to stay. seizure would sever one of the two the strength of liberated peoples. B i g Load of Bombs railway yarclt in two big forma­ pany.- Phelon j M, is a No. K 1 member. went through the house hur- remaining rail lines over which "They have been deliberately in the Franco-Lebanese dispute tions, dropping tons of explosives American Club Beautifully Cleaned toda.v to Gen. Georges^ Catroux, Rogers and Weir are both retired rjedly. He phoned the neighbors, the Nazi defenders of the old stripped by the enemy,” Mr. Roose­ on tbe target. Nine out of approx­ A transient visitor in town got empowered by the French Com­ members of No. 2 company at the breathleaaly. None knew where himself a load of giggle water he Fortress of Gomel might fall back velt said, "in order to support the End for Time Being In- J g p P r e t e n S C imately 24 German intercepting^ | Center and that aort of aplita up Hia parents were. for tht to escape the encircling Soviet Right to Get Axis war machine. More than mittee of National Liberation to Expect King fighters were shot down in a the memberahlp of that group. couldn’t quite handle the other seek a settlement. He had about 40 houra o f fur­ day. A policeman found him stag­ movement. that, the Axis leaders have boasted creasing Threat to Al­ fierce battle. The late Billy Taylor, who held the lough at home. He tried diatant BINGO that as they withdraw, they will Casey, who conferred in Beirut Official reports described the: office longer than any other col­ gering along a south end street Threateua to Split GernMUM relatives. They could offer him no The advance along the northern News Truth leave only devastation —what they lied Positions on New* yesterday with Sir Edward To Abdicate bombing as “extremely accurate,” lector, waa a member of No. 4 and warned him not to make a Of Victories .Spears, British minister to Leba­ help. They invited the sailor over miisanace of himself. He went a Thanksgiving Holiday edges of the vast Pripet marshes have not stolen, they will destroy. Guinea by Attack. with explosivea smashing down company. So membera of No. 3 to visit, but he had no heart for it. Barbarism Equal to Boast non and SjFis. urged Catroux to squarely on locomotive repair and No. 4 are free to chooae be­ little further than that. He told also threatened to Tpllt the north­ ' ——— \ 1 He tried avery avenue of Informa­ ern German Armies from the "A s our American soldiers fight reach Beirut quickly; Catroux In shops, car assembly shops, a main tween the three candidates aince the tipsy one he had better get out TONIGHT Seen Needed Old Pattern 1941 promised Lebanon full inde­ Italian Rule tion possible, yet he coul^not lo­ of town. That night another po­ forces of the central front. their way up the Italian boot, they Southwest Pacific Alllied line depot, and ripping up the no one of their fellow-mcmbera la cate parents. pendence. tracks in the yards. ‘ a candidate. liceman picked the stranger up . Another Berlin broadcast ac­ are discovering at first hand that Headquarters, Nov. 15.—(/P) Throughout the day and eve­ ORANGE HALL knowledged the German evacuation the barbarism of the Nazis is equal The British government, which "This successful opening of the drunk at the north end. And when Scores of Leading Exec­ —American bombers, in a has expressed concern over the Badoglio's Pledge to Re Any voter in town who has been ning he stayed close by the house, he was asked why he hadn’t got out of Zhitomir, mil Junction on the to their boast. Their only rivals in May Be Iiiteuileil to Balkan offensive has a far reach­ resident of the South Manches- accepting the hoapitallty, at dark. Manchester Dry Cleaners Nazis* last north-south'railroad ar­ this respect are the Japanese." perfectly coordinated three- aitiiatlon and lodged a protest ing consequence." an official an­ of town when, warned to by the utives and Writers with the French, also made repre­ sign Followed Quickly ter Fire district the past three | of a neighbor. As the time for his other patrolman the drunk said he tery east of the old Polish border, As occupted areas are freed, ply attack, dropped a record Lead into Easy Ex­ nouncement said. WANTED! months has a right to vote Thura- j departure came the next morning. BIG PRIZES! 93 WELLS STREET PHONE 7254 Urge Definite Assur­ sentations to the French commit­ By Imlicalions Ac­ "Thiough this Immensely Im­ whose fall threatened to cut the the president said, their peoples load of 223 tons of explosives went over north because he planation of De­ tee against an attack by French day night. The district extends he wrote a short note to his par­ thought that was out of town. central Nazi forces off from the are being enlisted in support of portant rail center German sup­ from the East Hartford town line on Alexishafen and Madang,' troops in Beirut Saturday against ents. In it he said how sorry he Hold your blasts, you members of QUICKER SERVICE AT OUR SHOP! southern German Armies. Moscow ances in Pefice Plans. Allied Armies. Already, he said, feat Now Looming. tion to Gome Soon. plies are transported to Greece and Your Christmas Mail to the Bolton town line south of was not to see them, but added said the Russians were 30 miles a new French Army has been cre­ ending for the time being an students waiting outside the Brit­ down into the islands o< the Middle turnpike to the Glaston­ the Improvement Association, Admission 25c that he had done all possible to could the stranger help it because west of Zhitomir. Washington, Nov. 15 — (4>i — ated and increasing numbers In increasing threat to Allied ish legation to see Spears. It wsa Italian Headquarters in Italy. Aegean and-also to the western bury town line, with one excep­ locate them. Washington. Nov. 15 — (45 — reported from Jerusalem that six 1^ Durinc November that sign at Depot Square still The broadcast reported renewed Post-war peace plana should in­ Sicily and Italy are falling in step positions on New Guinea. The Nov. 15 - (4*) — Premier Marshal. tion. There is a section west of He waited until the very last 'mission was to smash bases from Japan’s vanishing victories in the students were- wounded. (C^ontinued on Page Six) This early mailiaY k the only assurance the Postal Bidwell street and skirting the points south reading "Matncheatfr, Soviet attacks northwest of Kerch' clude definite assurances that beMide United Nations soldiers or Pietro Badoglio pledge to resign possible moment before taking the 2 Miles” ? ui the drive against German and are constructing road and mili­ which the Japanese had been South Pacific, it now turns out, Expect Release of Minister* Department can give that your mail will be delivered for Hockanum river that is not includ­ bus to the station. Then he slipped newspapers will have an opportun­ strafing Australian troops and (The Associated Press learned as head of the Italian government ed because residents of that area Rumanian forces sealed off in the tary installations. may be intended by Tokyo propa- Christmas. his note in the mail box and start­ Crimea, and fresh Soviet attacks ity to present truthful and com­ American aircraft in New In London that the Britlah expect when Rome falls was quickly fol­ voted themselves out of the dis­ ed back to diatant Newfoundland The office bore claims to be some- Mr. Roosevelt said millions pandists to lead into an easy ex­ Catroux to order the release of in the Dnieper bend. plete accounts of world events, in Guinea’s Markham and Ramu lowed today by strong indications You may maiif ]smr parcels — Hold for Christmas. trict to avoid the fire district tax a sad bdy. That ^s a true caae. what of a musician but he says the opinion of more than a score of more are waiting ti strike the en­ valleys, and apparently supplying planation of defeat by Allied forces Lebanese cabinet ministers and aince there was no hydrant service ^ unusual one.^The moral. If whenever he decides to take a con- Within rive .Miles of Railway leading American news executives emy. They do not want charity, forward bases. clo.sing in on Rabaul. Parliament members under ar­ that King Vittorio Emanuele’s ab­ Flashes! Manpowor Mri equipment shortages will make it The Russians have smashed to he continued. "Thus,” he assert­ Capital analysta who advanced available. any is needed, might be that every pie of drinks for Inspiration he and writers. Strafe Two Airstrips rest; withdraw Jean Louis Helleu, dication is only a matter of time. (Late Bulletins of tSe (45 Wtra) faapaealUs to deliver late mailings in time. within five miles of the Gomel- ed, "aid to liberated peoples dur­ this possibility noted that it would It should be an interesting eve­ youngster coming home Unexpect­ can’t seem to get beyond the flist Kent Cooper, executive director of Shortly after dawn Saturday who ordered the arrests and set Dr. Leopoldo Piccardi, who quit Christmas cards for soldiers overseas must be in ning. edly wire his parents the time of three bsrs. Rechitsa m|lway in the Pins^ ing the war Is “ a matter of mili­ not be the first time the enemy has up a provisional govemment; ne­ ua minister of Isbor and commerce The Associated Press, wrote in a P-40 and P-39 fighters strafed No Secret .Agreement* Mad* hia arrival home. —A. Non. marsh sector above Kiev and have tary necessity as well as of hu­ the tw* airstrips at Alexishafen, wiped a resounding setback off the gotiate with the Lebanese over on the heels of Badoglio’s state­ sealed envelopes, first class postage. To be received for driven to within seven miles of survey on "Journalism in W ar­ manity.” It would seem fitting If the new I time" that newspapers should have starting towering fires at the ex­ books by claiming that a key posi­ the question of their Independence ment yesterday, reflected the gen­ Washington, Nnv. 15.- ChriatanaiG Must be mailed N O W ! Rechitsa itself, a Reuters dispatch While other machinery and tion had accomplished its purpose police commission studied the traf­ Wa know the manpower abort- pense of one plane, downed by se­ and sovereignty. eral attitude that the end is near retary of State Hull, In his first, from Moscow said today. free and direct access to news of measures. will be necessary to and no longer was needed anyway. public report since hi* historic fic altuation at the Center and en­ age has had a definite effect on ALICB OOFRAN all governments, thereby enabling vere anti-aircraft opposition. (The British government was for the monarch when he told H. OLD! GRANT, Postmaster. The dispatch also said that So­ solve the long range problems of This used that line after both forced------a few rules. First of these , the local' poat office, and judging (K n om As Qneen Alice) the pre.ss to pre^nt the truth to Then came wave after wn^e of known to be in close touch with friends he could not afford to be conference with the Brittsll and should be that the Hartford bound from tbe way mail cornea in there s p i r i t u a l m e d iu m viet cavalry was threatening to reronslnirtlon. Mr. Roosevelt Liberator bombers at medium alti­ Guadalcanal and Kiska. American authorities while bring­ associated with premier’s pro)>oscd Russian foreign ministers, said to­ cut off Koroaten from the north peoples the world over. said, UNRRA can 'ay the founUa- buses cut out that stop at the Odd must be a shortage in post offices Seventh Danghter of a Seventh Son John H. Sorrells, ^ecuUve editor tude, followed by Mitchells at tree- Naval Defeat Anniversary ing full diplomatic pressure to hear "technical cabinel" and, by infer­ day that no secret agreement* Bora With a VelL top height. The 223 tons they This is the anniversary of the ence, with the king. were made in Moscow. Expressing Fellows building and swing around gygryyrbere. Just recently a lot of the Scrippa-Howardxnewspapers, (Contlnued on Page Two) the dummy cop to the stopping I ^ mall addressed to Manchester, Headings Dally, incladlng Sunday, (Oonttnnod on Page Two) dropped was the heaviest load ever worst straight-out Naval defeat (Continued oa Page Two) Reveraed Previous Deelarations pleasure over the reception ac­ calling the American ^blic "the corded tho Moscow declaratloa* place In front of Center church. A s mla-sent to B A. ML to B P. M. Or By Ap|Milnl- best informed in the wdrld," said thrown against New Guinea and ever suffered by the Japanese. The By hia statement that he would EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8:15 matters stand now two buses park [ Manchester, New Hampshire. That Rjent. In the Service of the Peo­ was second only to the 3.50-ton engagement, a series of night ac­ quit when the Allies reach Rome, by the .American public, Hull said the responsibilities of the press in the agreement reached among th* where one should and it causes con­ ple for SO Yeara. wartime are even greater than in raid Oct. 12 against Rabaul in thp tions around Guadalcanal island Badoglia reversed previous de­ is happening more often now. last Nov. 13-15, secured the Ameri­ United States, Great Britain, So­ TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR Sl.OO siderable confusion. Cross town The other day we received some 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. Report Raps peace. ' Will Re-Wecl entire Pacific theater. Nazis LaiiiiGh clarations he would stay in office and Green buses atop right on the Phooe 6-3034 can hold on the island and within until the Germans are driven from viet Russia nnd China csnio about mail that had been posted in a The survey waa published jast Great Fires Started because each of these Wg nation* curve in front of the post office night by the American Council on three months the Japanese were the countr.v. hazard. town down-state. It was sent to Nancy Today Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s com­ out of there entirely. is trying to push sway from Isola- going north Manchester. New Hampshire, and OPA Rulings Public Affairs. \ munique today said great fires Bi«; Offensive "When i was 17.” the marshall The-atreet curbing ta marked «nd | there sent, to They have beeF slowly but sure­ said at a press conference. "I .swore tionism what he described as sans Manchester, Would Lessen Chances of War were started in fuel and supply international principles. signs Indicate where the bus shall ROOFING Cooper asserted that free dis­ ly losing territory ever since, an)—The Nassau, Bahamas, Nov. 15—14^ A strong force of fighters form­ London. Nov. 15 i4’; Yugo.slav But the former police commission I shire mall and whoever handled It ^■arlords must see clearly that they ing supplies into the Southwest No gasoline? Can’ t use your car? goaraateed. Reasonable Prices Jfflce of Prict., Administration (Costinued on Page Two) —Shortly after it was learned that ed a protective umbrella, blit not, Partisan headquarters announced (Cnnliniied on Page fwo) ijiever gave the idea a tumble, that | In the Grsnlte State thought it No obligation for aa esUaiate. iz-as roundly assailed today by a he has been invited *o leave the are loaing it. their problem be­ Pacific on a scale large enough to Then why not walk? It’s not too far, is publicly. The time ta coming, I must be intended for New York, a Japanese plane rose to fight. , toilay in a broadcast communique support a major offensive against Writo. Congressional committee which Bahamas, Alfred de Marigny an­ Our bombers struck also at Ra­ comes, how to make the future bad And you will find our Bingo’s fun however, when something must be I We eventually got It, news look good? that German troops have launched the .lapanese. Rear Admiral Wil­ accused it of having promulgated nounced today that he and his baul and Gasmata on New Britain a large-scale offensive in several With many prizes to be won. done to handle traffic at the Cen- These delays are aometimea ’’niegal, absurd, useless and con­ wife, the former ^I^ancy Oakes, Designed to Prepare for Keliash liam Brent Young disclosed toda.v. ter In a different manner than at costly .especially to firms that do Burton Insulatiiis Franco Faces and raked both Buka and ^ i n on directions on the Dalmatian British Units The chief of the Navy Bureau M flicting" regulations and of hav­ would be re-riiarriecL this after­ the northern and southt'rn ex- The invention of victories by a (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMES the present time. If all of the business on order* through the ISO Oxford 8L Hartford noon. \ phantom fleet in equally imaginary, «oast in an attempt to occupy Siipiilles, who recentl.v completed ing “construed Its power to a^i- .tremlties of Bougainville. Five beaches and islands in the Adii^ (1) $20.00 GAME (^1) $50.00 GAME* busai pulled into the parklet on mAll. We try to get our cor- Phoao Hartford S3-481S thorize it to sentence citizens of The twice-divorced de Marigny battles, some American ob.servers a ’it.lMIO-nille Inspection lour, told Eaat Center street paasengera I respondenta to i^pell out Connec MiKtary Rift atic sea. Better Lines ^a press confereni'c that In the the United States to starvation.’’ said he had obtained pannission (UontlDued .)* .^ g c Two) now believe. Is designed to prepare would not b* forced to travel The committee, beaded by Rep­ for the ceremony from thd Catho­ the Japanese people for a rehash At the same time. the. Nazi last six months virtually: 100 per througft^ehicular traffic to reach resentative Smith (D, Va.), and lic archbishop in charge o f this of the old Guadalcanal-Kiska ex­ forces were said to be carrying cent of supplies sent were getting the Hartford or Green buses. All This h One Of 6 created. by tbe House to keep a Top Generals Formally diocese. He set the time aa 2 p. m. TreasiuY Balance planation. on a counter-offensive "with some Inflict Substantial Gas- through to Gen. Douglas Mac.Ar- transfers could be made right j and the place as the Francis Xav­ small success" on the Peljesac thur’s headquarters. check on activities of executive Although heavily* fortified and ualties and G,a|iture • • • ■ there and foot traffic would be elim- | Styles Available agencies, recommended changes Demand Restoration o f ier church. Washington, Nov. 16—(45—The naturally defensible. Rabaul is in peninsula, situated between Split inated. . > in existing law to "retiin and Spanish Monarchy. De Marigny was acquitted last position .of the Treasury Nov. 12: the position of being potentially and Dubrovnik. Niimhcr of .Germans. Brlliery Ctmrges Dtsiiilssed Storing Is Not strengthen inflatioiv control and week of the murder of his wife’s , Receipts, $93,720,569.16: ex­ besieged by air from two direc- The announcement of the new Oklahoma City, Nov. 15—(45— Take heed, ladles. J f you are a In- Houses At .p . at the same time eliminaU the millionaire father,. Sir Harry penditures, $334,431,055.08; net German offensive, on the Dalma­ Bribery charge* against Former war worker and wear alacka or LondoiC Nov. 15.—(4’)—GMsr- Oakes. tian coast followed a Berlin re­ Cairo, Nov. 15— (4*' —British Gov. Leon C. Phillips and his one­ • a Duses and Injusticea now appar­ balance. $17,258,078,046.41. (Continued on Page Four) troops improved .their positions in NOTICE- ^ ■ 4 overalta be prepared for any aven- ent.” sliaaimo Francisco Franco ta fac­ Tbe Jury voted a unanimous port yesterday that Nazi troops time parole officer) Robert R. central aid northern sectors of tuality. That ta, carry along an Conceding a need for, "extraor­ ing a possible showdown with recommendation .that he be de­ had occupied the Adriatic islands Fitzgerald, were dismissed at the extra pair of pants to avoid em- | Hoarding The Jarvis Development On Walker Street some of his top generals who have ported from the Bahamas. of Cherso. Veglia (Krk) and Lus- the Dodecanese island of Leros dinary governmental action’’ in yesterday, inflicting substantial o|>ening of their trial today o* barraasmant in case o f an accidenL time of war to mobilise the na­ formally demanded the restoration Invited to Leave Colony slno, which guard the Flume na­ motion of the prosecution. Th* There W ill Be An . A woman war worker, on the last | of the llpanish monarchy, accord­ The govemor-in-council, at a casualties on the (jermans and tion’s economic as well as mili­ Nazi Bar French-Spanisli val base. , capturing a number of prisoners, dismissal left the conspiracy shift, found a good SamariUn tary reaources, the committee ing to persons arriving from special meeting Saturday, decided (Continuing Offensive count tor Immediate hearing nnd Spain with inside Information to invite de Marigny and his close a Middle East communique an­ at the shop aided her Immensely | Connectieiit Grown aaid "there are right and wipng . The communique from the nounced today. Chief Defense Counsel J. B, Dud- Important Meeting Of this past week. She ta rather I ways to accomplish these pur­ confirming earlier, sketchy re­ friend. Marquis Georges de Visde- Border on Mediterranean headquarters of (Jen. Josip Broz le.v at once asked for separate As Low As $500 Down ports which had filtered through lou, to leave the colony. ■ The fierce fighting for the is­ plump. She had a new pair of poses," tbe wrong way being by (Titoj said that units of his Na­ land. important in the strategy of trials for the two ’defendanta. The slacks and wqre them to work one $ the usurpation of power by execu­ Spanish censorship. De Msu-igny explained that he Green Mountain tional Army of Liberation were motion was mandatory on th* These informants, who cannot and Nancy will be wed again be­ the Aegean because of its subma­ night during the past week. She Bond For Deed tive agenciea through "mtainter- Madrid, Nov. 14—(45— The Ger-fcperhap* . a . counter-offensivs in continuing offensive operations in rine base, was accompanied by court and County .Attorney Georg* LOCAL 63 T. W . U. A. admitted to hubby that they were pretation and abuae of powers” b e ' identified further,, said that cause ”we were not married in a mans have closed the French-Span- lUly—in hopes of coming up with the Croat provinces of Slavonia church before. continued aerial blows in which .Mlskovsky said the state wouM tight....but not too tight.... or granted by Cohgreas "and the aa- Franco has made no Kply to the .-U W ,11...... n ♦. .11 Knt victory which they could wave Syrem (southeast) and Slavonia In an interview, he said he ish Mediterranean border to all but , long-range fighter sweeps and ele«t to try UtzgeraW first. -so she thought She has to pick sumption of powers not granted." demands and has taken no open Zagorye (northeast), and in Ser­ • • • F. H. A.' MORTGAGES ARRANGED THROUGH THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO; action against the (nonsrehist hoped that those In the United. a few diplomatic travelers and are i ggtellltes. bomber assaults were carried out For the Purpose of up quite a good sized bundle duT' Against the OPA it made this bia, Macedonia and Bosnia. over the German positions. To Review Wage Decision ing her work and the first time she charge: movement which would place Stats* would understand his trou­ busily strengthening the coastal, Other travelers stories tended to Potatoes bles. The bulletin re|k)rted heavy de­ Explosions and fires were start­ W ashington, .Nov. 15—(45— Th* bent over to do this an accident SALESMAN ON THE TRACT DAILY 9:30 A, M. TO 6 P. M. Unauthorized Powerd Assumed Prince Juan, youngest son o f defenses against the threat of a,n confirm reports that an executive Spain’s last king, on the throne "W e are between the devil and fensive fighting m Slovenia with ed at Gurna Bay, Alinda Ray and Supreme codrt agreed today t* occurred. There was a sudden ex- No. 1 or No. 2 60 Lb. Bushel "The Office of Price Adminis­ Allied Invasioq. dispatches from triumvirate had emerged irt Ger the enemy aufferinr sharp losses. Cape Pantali, and a Heinkel-lII review a decision nwnrding “ por­ Nominating Officers tration has assumed - unauthorized and thus diminish Franco’s su­ the deep blue Sea,” he said, add­ Port Bou on the Spanish side of many after the fall of Fascism, preme authority. ing that "we would have a breath­ An Itolian detachment fought be­ was destroyed. tal to portal” pay to underground or 100 Lb. Bag at powers to legislate by regulation the border said today. composed of Reichs-Marshal Her­ side Yugoslav iinita In several bat­ ing spell and make plans if we Aitark German Shipping Iron ore miner*. .Action on tbit and has. by mtaintei‘prctatioa of Gs Ir Tremeadous Force ^ Labor gangs are working day man Goering, Fleet Admiral Karl tles on the Bosnia-Serb border. Bombers also attacked German could go to the United States.” hotly-controverted Issue spedficaF acta of CJongress, set up a nation­ Since the Army, together, with and night on the fortifications, Doenitz and Field Marshal Gen. The partisana yeaterdqy an. shipping in Suda Bay, Crete, while Iv affected employe* of tbe Ten­ OLD wide system of Judicial tribunals U. S. Consul John McAndrews Simday, Nov. 14 the Falange -party, oonstttutea travelers said, and German engin­ Wilhelm Keitel, chief of the Ger­ nounced their heaviest blow in fightera patrolled Herakleion air­ nessee Coal, Iron * ReilroMl eem- through which t^la executive said he would refer the request to Franco’s main support, the advo­ eering units are feverishly mining man high command. This trium‘ weeks at German Balkan cqpimii- field on the same island and at­ pany. tbe Sloss-Sheffield Steel and RECORDS GREEN6R00KE HOMES, INC. agency Judges the actions of the State Department at Wash BEEF BO X the beaches and mountain passes virate has succeeded in concentrat­ cates of a monarchy were said to nications—capture of the two rail tacked many military targets in Iron company nnd the Bepubita A merlcan citleena relative to its Ington should de Marigny and de behind the. coastline. The work wsa ing a great qroount of the Nazi 2 :3 0 P. M. I ALEXANDER JARVIS. President. have grained tremendous force by centers of Koprivnica and Viro- an effort to* blanket the Gennan Steel oorporotloB, operntorn *( It rage It p m wMrt to keep 15 Woodbridge Sl , Depot Square own regulations Snd orders and Vlsdelou seek adasisslon to the said to be going on particularly be­ party's power in its hands, but by the adherence of eight leading vltlca on the Hungarian fronUer. offenaive. ' underground Iron or* mln*n In imposes drastic and unconstitu­ United SUtes. tween Narbonne and Gerbere. along means operates without Adolf Hit­ FULL DETAIES CAN BE SECURED AT: i Army men, an members o t the battle O^rmana and Chetnika Four-engined bomber forma­ Jefferson Opunty, .Ain. Tbo •***• I Phone 2-0665 or 7274 tional penalties upon those clti-. May Oo to Mexieo a 50-mile stretch compriMng the ler, they aaid. tions raided Maritza airfield on ntne^man Superior WsV Council; Today’s communique again re­ pnnico> sought n review of a nd> TINKER HALL MODEL HOME ON WALKER 8T„ PHONE 8-0545. OUR OPnCE ON CENTER ST, Iwna, depriving them In certain It ta reported that de Marigny sxtremq southeast tip of Franc*. They pictured Hitler as cleverly ported Tito’s fortes battling Ger­ Rhodes on a siihllar mission last These men. aU Ueutenant gener- lag by the Fifth FMer^ “ OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. , PHONE 4112 OR 26 ALEXANDER ST, PHONE 7275 Instances of vital rights and liber­ ala, were aald to hava addreased and de Viadelou adll go to Mexico Pni«HBg tor Surprise Meva playing the triumvirate off against mans and Oietn.ka In Hercego­ nighL Nine Allied planes were lost ties without due.procese of law." a letter to . W ar Mlniater Gen. to make their home if arrange­ Travelers recently returned from another powerful Nasi combine vina and eastern Bosnia. Th‘e com­ In the aerial phases of the opera­ court that the tic All Members Are Requested KEMP'S THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The OPA was not alone In seiz­ Carlos Asaensio. in which they ments can be ittide. isn meanwhile expressed the headed by Gestapo (?hief^n Hein­ munique asserted the ■Chetniks tions. groued .hy the miaer*, exMpC ing legislative and Judicial func- expressed "loy^ilty, respect and De Marigny declared that "all beffef that th Nazis were getting rich Himmler snd MsAlne Bor- were pw t of the forces of Gen. The Battle for Leros was sUll tbe lunch p e r io d , fM . OPEN SUNDAY 10 A. M. TO 5 P. M. working time und*r the To Be Present 7M MeIe Si. ready to. launch a slirprise winter mann, auccessoi’ to Rudolf Hess as *a>jieration from southern bases — deputy chief of the Nasi party. wi MONDAY, JNOVEMBEK 15, 1948 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, li.nve to be personally responsibl.; transferred to I Co., of New Brit­ of six more Japanese merchant Child Guidance “Sweet Rosie O’Grady” for the State Reds Belittle Tor understanding tlie problem^ YOUNG MOTHEl ships ghd a plane transport Sunk, To Take Over To Speak Here Cheney Library Labor Now Beginning we face and for the choosing ot ain , in the same regiment where Solons Asked at.a two other merchant ehipa hit.. RiglIt to Get representatives capable of solving ipt Jobert he aerved in the ranks until being the problems? SHOULD commissioned a second lieutenant The roll wee regarded as par­ Experts Meet Yank Losses ticularly impressive- since a con­ News Truth Old Building Book Display Is Promoted of infantry, Connecticut National To Authorize- siderable portion of the enemy's / To Seek Higher Pay KNOW Guard, on June 27, 1930. He essential merchant ship tonnage It Parents Held Primarily held this rank until February 29, represented in addition to numer­ Teachers Open Book Stalin Tells Hull Total Week-End Deaths 1932, when he became a member Relief Money ous warships, including deetroy- Seen Needed Nathan Marlow Is Nqwt Background to Keep in c4n(, clear-cut victory. His origi­ Responsible for In­ piocal Officer Is Now erf the National Guard Reserve, era and some emailer vesaeie. Able to Improve the Week by Inspecting nal demands were for a flat 82 a So Far in War Only called to AcUve Duty Special significance is attached (Omtiiiaed .from Page Oae) Mind Given as Bub­ day increase, pay for certain work­ crease in Delinquency. Nowata, Okla—James s. Nes­ Major; Chief of Pro- (Continued from Page Obe) New Volumes. ing tools toe miners had to buy, Equal Day's Toll. On June S. 1932. he was com­ to sach new sinking of a Japanese Rialto. .9 __ bling Pot on Demai^ds ■ ...... f t . ' bitt. famous rodeo performlir. tlon for the task of reconstruc­ freighter or cargo transport since standably, will lead to the dis­ and pay for the time they useq in New Haven, Nov. 15-^/P)—Child Philadelphia—Frank B. Lin­ diicUon Branch. missioned a second lieutenant. In­ closure of the; truth to all peoples. traveling underground from, a Essex, Nov. 15,—(>P)—Told fantry Reserve,- promoted to first tion. the enemy is believed by Naval Nathan Marlow is now sol^ own­ Observance of Book Week, being Boils Over. guidance experts gathered at Yale ton, 72, noted painter. He was a Iteutenant June 25, 1933, and cap­ authorities to be .so hard pressed And it is the trutH'Jthat makes men er of the building on Main street noted nationally all this week, waa mine mouth to the 'working pit. what the total American casual­ native of, Philadelphia. SprtnKfltId, Mm «.. Nov. 16— for shipping that every loss is a free. Governments never have an Now, including 25 cents a day today for a conference on Juvenile ||![P)roinoUelUi of Ofcpt. Arthur H. tain, Oct. 17. 1937. He was called easy time Inciting free men to war. known to the older residents a*, noted here this afternoon os the By James Marlow and George for tools, his miners will receive ties had been so far in the war. London—Pamela Barton, 26, to active duty July 14, 1942, and Po8t-1Var Ration infi blow at his entire communIcstUms the Park theater and to others as delinquency which is the second Premier Josef Stalin, commented women’s golf i hampion in national f: Jobert, Infantry Rrsaerve. to ma­ Thus if the truth Is avaitable, men teachera in Nathan Hale, Barnard ZIelke 82.18 more a day but they will assigned to the First Service Com­ Need Lens Serious system. the Rialto. By a deed recorded part of an attack on the problem to Secretary Hull Uiat the Rus­ and International todrnamente. jor, Infantry, AUS, effective Nov. America'e submsrines thus far evprywheie will be free and there with the town clerk on Saturday and Lincoln schools enjoyed tea at Washington, Nov. 16—(JP)—If have to work six extra hours a mand. Fort Devens, as command­ AtlanUC a ty , N. J„ Nov. 15.— ,wlll be less llklihood of war." week." At the same time they will by the OmnnecUcut Child Welfare sians report that number "^every Relgate, Eng.—Joseph Rank, 89, 11, was announced Saturday by ing officer of A Co., Service Com­ have sunk 346 Japanese ships, pos­ he takes over the half interest the Mary Cheney Library aa you’re dizzy trying to watch la­ millionaire miller who began his (>!>)■—The need for post-war ra­ sibly sunk 36 others and damaged He urged a crusade by the from the estate of Louis Jaffe. guests of the library committee be paid—part of the total flg^ure— association and the Connecticut morning before breakfast,” Mrs. Qen. Ouy M. Drewry, dis­ mand Unit, where he remained un­ tioning in this country, in favor of bor’s bubbling pot, here’s the ABC War Council Committee on Chil­ career as a sack mender. til Sept, li, 1942. when he Was 114. ' -American press for universal The building is onp that has and Miss Jesaamine Smith, the background to keep in mind in . for underground travel time. Eleanor Roosevelt declared last Montreal—John R. Collins, 52, It N important to know that chiU)rc6 trict chief, commanding the transferred to the Springfield Onl- relief to Europe and China, ap­ adoption of the principle of free caused the town fathers concern librarian. MIsa Helen Eates. of the case the pot boils over.. I Basic Rate Unchanged dren and Youth In Wartime. night. ^ are more subject to colds if Jjtdl peared less serious here today as accessibility bf news to all papers but because of the unsettled es­ High school faculty, a member of The board says this agreement Mrs. Roosevelt was speaking at general manager of the Provincial Bpringtield Ordnance District. nance District and assigned to the the committees for the United Chinese Recapture . All over the country, labor—but The first part of the program Transport Co. He was born in resistance is low due to P '" ' ' I Major Jobert, chief of the Pro- Industrial Service Section and and news services In all countries tate and the lack of priorities to the committee, poured. particularly the steel workers—is doesn’t smash the "Little Steel” waa a radio forum last night in a post-war forum In the Essex Spring City, Pa. insufficient vitamin A Nations relief and rahabilltatlon of the world, improve the building it has Been Display Of Books beginning to demand higher formula because the miners' basic (Congregational church and quoted . aucUon Branch, SOD Regional shortly afterwards to Regional began their Work. important Places which Governor Baldwin, Franlclln Father John’s Medicine OOlea AdminUtration. has had a Office Administration. . . . Exclusive access to the allowed to fall into decay. it gave an opportunity for the wages. The nation's railroad work­ hourly rate of pay Is unchanged P. Adams of "Information Please," Secretary Hull as reporting Sta- Sailor Reported Improving btiil'ls resistanc? to such . Military career which began April This development followed on Chungking. Nov. 15,.—lA'i- Ham­ news of govemnients can only be Now that full ownership has teachers to see the display of chil­ ers at this moment are balloting and what additional money they and Dr. Arnold Gesell of Yale con­ Itn’a comment after his recent re­ Major Jobert was educated In the heels of a report that the mering at the Japanese with the been established, Mr. Marlow is turn from Moscow. colds by supplying plenty , IT, loir. When he enlisted in the gained by a news service through dren's books which has beet, set up on whether to strike for better receive will be for extra work and cluded that parents are primarily New Haven, Nov. 15—(JP)—Hos­ of ritamin A. It also the.local schools and the Man­ over-all co.st to the United States support of .the - American Air Its subordination to the govern­ anxious to improve the property. in the library os S special feature pay. overtime work. Speaking on "Questions Facing Navy, 10 days after World War I chester Trade School. From for its contribution to the UNRRa TIramaa J, .Do4M responsible for an increase in pitalized after hitting his head on gives prompt' relief from was declared. Me served on bat- Force, the <.3ilnese recaptured ment that afforda such access," It IS so located that the land is too of Book Week., All the ferment revolves around But all labofi has seen the WLB juvenile delinquency. us in a Post-War World.” the a concrete abutment at the bowl 1919 to 1928 he was engaged as would be about a billion and a more than 10 important places he said. ' "That means that the Valuable not to be used. A challenging aiogan, "Build the a phrase—the "Little Steel” for­ approve an agreement reached president's wife noted the Rus­ coughs and thraot irrita­ tMhlps, deltroyera and navy eup- assistant engineer in tool machine half dollars. Assistant U. S. Attorney Thom­ Adams, a resident of Weston, Saturday afternoon, Arthur C. Bly hhipo until Aug. 6. 1919. being northcSiSl of ths Yangtee riVSr government’s news ..tory can be as J. Dodd of Lebanon will address- Future with Books” has been mula. during a stflke. The board yielded father of four children, and widely sian reaction to American losses Konen. 20, a New London Sub tion due to coWs hy sooth­ design With supervision Of design, The entire bill will not he pre- port of'Ichang, deepest point of The story goes back a year to whllsr discussing this countrj''s ing the throat. MOobarged a* a machinst's mate, development and construction of .sented to Congress in a lump sum, told In only one way, the govern­ the members of Gibbons Assembly, adopted for Book Week. It sug- once. It may be put to the test known as the newspaper columnist Base sailor, was reported improv­ OlOend class. enemy penetrstlon ih central ment's way, with the resulting Nazi* Aiiiiounce Catholic Ladles of Columbus, at ge«ta greater opportunities than the autumn of 1942. At that time again. F.P.A., recommended that parents debt to “those people who have ing last night. multiple automatic screw ma­ it was Bald, the initial appropria­ Chins, and gained "appreciable perversion of the truth when nec­ living costs had risen 17 per cent fought for us.” . Knlleta in C«. O chines snd chucking machines for tion hill probably a.sklng for less its meeting this evening in the ever for this 25th anniversary of And If the board grants the steel "strengthen their own morale” and ' In A wl. 1914. he enlisted in G success" in assaults on strongholds essary to serve that government's K. of C. Home, on the subject Of Book Week. Founded in 1919 by above what they were In January, workers a basic hourly increase, thus their children’s and take on List* Nuroiier of Qunttions various companies, and later in than half a billion. northwest of Hankow, a Chinese purpoae." Red Forces Drive "Problems*of the Department of the Amerloan BOOkaeUera’ Aasn., 1941, the date when costs began to then the "Little Steel” formula Adolph Menjou, Betty Brable and Robert Young are starred In Discussing other questions, as Co., ITOth infantry; Connecticut tooling and productive estimating ISeek Flexible Formula interest in their children’s lives. the first speaker in the winter Nattenal Qiiard, and served con­ high command said today. Hhould aive PHnciple* of Id^iam Justiea ID Wartime. ’ and the American Library Aosn., climb. goes out the window snd all over Fsrent Feels None too Secure "Sweet Rosie O’Grady” which will ba oeeit on the State theater screen of munitions, fuse parU. cartridge U was reported after the first Alon(r the sig*agglhg 100-mlle Cooper said the American press Attorney Dodd appeared before Book Week hOs attracted the aup- Besieged by Wara Demands four days beginning Wednesday. program of six fununs, she listed! tinuously in the Manohestcr com­ cases and aircraft engine parts. To Rechilsa Area toe country wages will have to be The war raakee children tense a number of questions without st-1 pany until March, 19S9, When he Finance committee session ' last front from Tungtlng lake to the is "the strongest newspaper force the Assembly a year or so ago and porl of many oiganiaatlons during The War Labor Board, created adjusted upward. and excited, he said, and many He holds many patents on devel­ night that UNRRA members are giountalna belnw fehang where ever developed in any nation” and made a most favorable impression. its first quarter century. by President Roosevelt to stabi­ parents are unable to help "be­ tempting to suggesl. solutions. 1 opments for automatic machinery .striving to fix a flexible formula should give to the entire world (ronttnuefl fratti Page Una) The committee of arrangements is lize Wages as one of several means Among the other questions she YOUNG FOLKS!! 60.000 Japanese have swept Into cause the parent himself feels none suggested were: and when called to active duty in to produce about two and a half the rice bowl, however, the fight­ "the principles of its idealism.” elated that he has consented to of preventing inflation, was be­ too secure. Relatives Get Learn How to ; __ ___ 1942 was development engineer on billion dnllars. the Bmotmt spent ing seeSaWed. The Japanese bol­ Boirells termed the American by flanking movement. Occupa­ come again and hope# for a full Surprise Party sieged hy wage demands to meet Baldwin Curbs "Any teacher will tel! you,” he Rec Center "What did we do or fail • to do machine tools for the New Britain by the United .States for Euro­ stered by reinforcements and air newspaper "an instrument of cle- tion of kol'ostenwould give the turnout of the memoera. the ini reased living costs. contended, “that there are dozens at the close of the last war which HEALTH QUIZ OHdlev Machine Co., of New Brit­ pean reconstruction after World mocracy” and aald thS diasemina- Ruaslans control of 60 miles of Mrs. John J. Allison is the ehalr- Needed was a method which caused the failure to obtain a support, mounted a fresh drive in On Anniversary could be applied to all hourly Mansion Work of problem parents to every prob­ Army Awards lasting peace? WALTZ FOX TROT POLKA RUMBA ain, Conn. ^He is married, has War 1. the mountains at the west end of tion of Information constitutes railroad between Koroaten and mah, Mrs. Edward J. MoGowan, lem child.” Items three daughters and lives at 49 The formula, it was said, must “on imilspenaable weapon of war Zhitomir. co-chairman. Others on the com­ workers equally. The board linked "How much responsibility are the line and occupied several hourly rates of pay with living Dr. Gesell, director of the clinic we going to accept personally for SAMBA CO\GA JITTERBUG •ilMlmhitiiilM? Francis street. New Britain. be flexible as it is not po.ssible for towns. The Chinese were attacking as well as of peace. The Gerinan-conti-olled Paris mittee are Mrs. William J. Site- A silver anniversary eurpris* of child development at Yale and Five Given Decorations Today: all nations to meet, fairly, the pro­ “In a people's war. the people radio said today that Russian as­ man, Mrs. Joseph J. Pero, Mrs. costs because otherwise a worker Hartford, Nov. 15— (/P) —All 6-9—Junior boys’ game room the solution of problems at toe mnllllM trM lI furloualy and inflicting heavy patty was tendered Mr. and Mr*. whose wages lagged too far be­ leader of the conference today, pre­ close of this war? ------at ------posal. for instance, that they he casualties, the communique said; fight beat—they give of their saults in the Krivol Rog area in John J. Tiernah and Mlss Beatrice MSfold House jTeterday at the work CO Connecticut’s new gover­ sided St the forum. (Sovernor Bald­ For Sons or Husbands open, E. S. and W. S. assessed one per cent of their sn- earnings and time and energy the Dnieper bend were developing Sweeney. . hind liviT.g costs would bi earning "What are we going to do about lllliIrtiRttaHiMsayT But One Con lost Clilneae Oaln Home (irmind home Of their daughter, Mr. and les.s for n.s labor. nor’s 'hiansion, “except for a mini­ win, declaring that the responsi­ 6- 6:45 — Junior boys’ plunge nusl Income. most willingly when they are into a large-scale offensive on a Mr. £)odd’s talk about 9 odock Mr*. William Wilson Of Cole bility is that of every parent, In Belated Ceremony. period. E. S. the physical condition of our chil­ This formula, however, seems to At the eastern end of the line Wilt foUow- the business meeting. (The board wasn’t concerned mum amount of absolutely essen­ dren to enable us to have a. bet­ JEANNE^S STUDIO OF THE DANCE kept informed, about the results broad front. street. A unique feature of toll af­ then or now with a man's total tial repairs," has been ordered pledged cooperation In the pro­ 5:30-7—John Falkoskl’a gym At Fire Meeting have the 16,od as the American con­ around Tuiigting lake the' Chinese of their efforts and the progress Picked RiisBiati units also are Refreshments and S Social time fair was that Mfi. Herbert Leg.* gram from the State War council. group, E. S. ter manhooii 25 years from now? AT TINKER HALL, ABOVE BLISH HARDWARE CO. Cwrybody kosws thst poorly dltMted tribution would be about that gained some ground, they said. of their cause." he said. "This is pressing a powerful offensive in will also be enjoyed. gett. bridesmaid Of Mr*. HOuse earnings through extra hours of stopped by Governor Baldwin, it By The Associated Press 7- 8—Women’s gym class, E. "What S. shall we do about the w i wtaa Muiek a bet^hy, aluoith work paid for at the standard rate was announced last night; "This is a problem that is old, generation now In service which Oiaditieo.Ueo. amount. Maj Gen. CTaire U Chennaiilt's ♦it merely to satisfy the natural the Nevel and Gomel sectors to the and Clifford House, brother of Mr. and yet It is always new,” he said. Five Connecticut relatives were 7- j8—Men’s plunge period, E. S. ON MONDAY EVENINGS FROM 8 P. M. TO 10 P. M^ The unlnvaded countries, rottgh- hard-hltllng "sky dragons" aghln and traditional curiosity of the north, wheie the Germans have House, who acted as beat man at of time and a half for over time. Harold Bates, manager of the awarded decorations for their sons 8- 9:30—Men’s gym class, is E. returning S. with experiences so Batk irmi'Ciayyou'Stay nonot haow that Natam There will be no contest at the It was the basic hourly rate which Hartford War Production Board, "Great work has been done, by the different than anything we know Most produce eachoseh day about two pirns annual meeting of the South. Man- ty the American republics and the went to the support of Chinese American people. U is a vital fac­ been compelled to "modify their Real Clash the wedding. J8 years ago. worn churches, by the schooU, the or husbands yesterday In belated 8-9—Women's plunge period, Lessons Will Start This Cominff Monday* ^ I vital diieatlvaTuloa—livar Hi*— British common won 1th, wtuild he troops in central China by attack­ tor In creating and preserving lines at some points," the broadcast present at to* party yesterday Af­ rounted). said in a Statement to the press E. S. that we shall not be able to under­ • hestor FIrci Disuicl on Thursday So li. the autumn of 1942 the last night that the governor had courts, by many groups of con­ Armistice day ceremonies at stand--or about the other peoples November 1!>, At 8 P. M. p fliiat your food, for superintendent of the fire alarm the ortlv ones expected to contri­ ing the Japanese base at Yochow public morale. said. ternoon. .... scientious citizens and by the state 7-10—Bowling alleys reserved faturadura falla—(oodfalls—(ood deasn’tdoesn’t dl|dItest bute. Russia, an invaded coun­ Fifty-two attended the party board hit upon what is called the made it clear that he wants the Bradley Field and in Waterbury. for women’s gym group, E. S. because we have not experienced fy—you aiay get irtetular.'lular. AndAndtha aystem as this fifflce IS hot voted in northern Hunan province Satur- "A people who have been as ful­ Now Looms "Little Steel" formula which project "to be kept fully within government Itself. That work must tX)R INFORMATION CALL 3228 try, will not be asked to partici­ day_ an Amerlcamcommunique an­ ly and as honestly Informed over and were from Hartford, East now be intensified.’’ At Bradley Field, Mrs. Lenora 7-10—Bowling alleys reserved what they have endured? tkafthla viuTdi^Tva juiee tmay upon. 11 is appointive. Harold Reds Surge Close j Hartford, Bloomfield. Mibdlotowh would apply to all hourly workers. all necessary wartime limitations Awrajcewicz of New Haven was "How shall we realize that we I furli^ redueod. Thue, digee

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Weather the Municipal Building tonight at About Town The affair will start at 6:30 at See the O n ^ Being m ilt By 8 o'clock. which time silver wings will ba 8,456 Clearing and ooneideraMy oeb To Get Wings RECORDS er tonight: W'edneedny fnlr on awarded by two Army officers. Must to toiw ii hi far Member of the Andit t l l i m w fl ta ft eoninm- Raymond Bowlby, president of The post that covered this aec- GREENBROOKE colder; freoh wtnde along oooiit. o f ManoiMatar Lodfa of vage It yon .want fa I Biurcaa o f dreolattiVio the Tanner street Improvement tion, located in Bolton, was In playtag tto aaw aapa. IS moiui haM ia Oia Tample tomor- Association, has moved his family Banquet and Presenta* operation for twenty-two months. HOMES. INC Manche»t«r— A City o f Village Charm .ffta M aaty W n da- to Farmington. Edward grown, 8V]a eaeh paM tar oM w « to aatowrad. Lodge will tion o f Planie Observ­ Wings will DC awarded to mem­ '> On' W a lk ci S treet oida iiraapavttea at gaaal long a resident of this street, w'as bers of this poat aa of October 1 elected as president to succeed Mr. VOL. LXIII., NO. 40 (doaoUed AdvertMag oa Pago 8) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 194.3 (TEN PAGES) ers This Evening. provided that the membera /had For further InformatloR call a/t PRICE THREE CENTS Bowlby. Tha Womaii'a Benefit Aaaocia* served at least six hours mohthly Alexander Jarx-la Co. office on KEMP'S during their membership. Center etreet or ai 2k A k u n d er tlea Irtll hold a meeting tomorrow Rfsrrvatlnns for oh# hundred * taa. night at • o’clock in Odd Fellowe Following the presentation of street. 188 bUlB at. TW. I hall. Plana will he made for the Sgt. Giglio Gac^o and thirty members of the district the wings there will be sound Phonea: fill ar 1218 Where Five CSiildreii Dietl in Fire, Junior and adults Chrtatmas party. Observation Poat hove been made movies. Red Attacks P u t Lauflccl for Record Yankee Planes Raid Ftof. Albert Waugh, \ member Of the University of Connecticut faeulty, will address the members Of tha Manchester Exchange Club Sergt. Giglio Gado, son of Mr. D e n t in 8 P a rts lorrow evening at the Sheridan, and Mrs. Edward Gado, Holl will have as his subject, "Hob- street, Manchester Conn., was re­ ets in Norway;, and win relate several inci- cently honored by his Bombard­ toits that have been heard over Of German Front |*,u National radio hookups. The ment Group ‘•Somewhere in Eng- jjvlljnating Is scheduled to start at j land,’’ upon his having completed “■ sharp. one year of Foreign Service. Sergt. Berlin Reports Try to Gado, is a member of the famous Like Traits Athens Airfields Hit ‘T ed s Flying Circus Group,” Minimize Successes which has made such a notable Of Red Army; Rus­ record in the European, African Seen Basis Hiller's Ranipart.s Un­ ^ YOU WANT and Middle Eastern Theaters of sian Gains Acknowl­ Catroux Tries Would Send Operation. The high order of der Attaek Both in Sergeant Gado’s work over this edged But Battles Pic­ O f Mating period draws especial ention and North and South; Defi­ Mr. and Mra. Ouetava 8. SehaDer tured as Victories. To Stop Row Every Jap HELP praise from his commanding offi­ nite Objectives in cer, Lieut. Col. K. O. Dessert. Survey of 1,000 En­ . I London, Nov. 16.— (tP)— Norway Not Disclosed; for planning any sort gaged . Couples Re­ In Lehanoi^ Back Home Massed Russian attacks dent­ Elevsis and Kalamaki Schallers. Celebrate ed German lines in eight sec­ veals Common Traits i>f a bancpiet or cater* tors of the long Soviet front, Storekeepers Asked to Californian Crges De­ Attacked hy Bombers; Start Your Christmas Shopping NOW At HALEYS Lead to Marriage. Fiftieth Anniversary the Berlin radio asserted to­ Reopen Shops in Order mand by (.range on Yugoslav Fliers Aid. ^ng occasion then see FACTS day in reports attempting to Chicago, Nov. 16—oP)—A boy To Restore Normalcy Deportation of All in minimize Red Army success­ London, Xov. 16.— (/P)—■ Without Frills and Mrs. Behaller have visited I es. Russian gains were ac­ and a girl with common traits are Nation After War. ^r call Over 70 Pregent at their former home in Switzetland ' As Soon as Possible. Bringing Hitler’s ramparts knowledged by Transocean more likely to get married than • Oar tliNIsd prsfsssiMMi sens* Fe»tivities Held at and two years ago spent their |] PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS a couple having opposite attrac­ under attack both in the winter In Florida. I agency in the great Dnieper bend London, Nov. 16. (A*) — The Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 16 — k s rsselts fr * « sakstite southwest of Dnepropetrovsk, tions, two college professors who north and the soutl), Ameri­ ♦rskkt sad wMk sspsrk sts. Hotel in Hartford; They are again to spend this I French-installed Lebanese gov- (A*)—The National Grange conven­ ARNOLD PAGANl north of Krivoi Rog and north of made a survey of 1,000 engaged can bomljers struck targets n t iL * r'niinle. winter In Florida as among the | y From Our Linen Department Cherkauy. Other Russian suc­ e^m ent asked storekeepers to tion waa urged by its California • Oar Mi dam astabllsbwaat pr*« H i s t o r y O l t b e 1.,O U ple. received waa a round couples, disclosed today. in Norway today after an­ Telephone 3902 or 5790 cess^ were reporteo in the Zhito­ reopen their shops today, the representative today to go on trip ticket to Florida and money Dr. Ernest W. Burgess, profes­ i other heavy blow at Athens pahrtad satMag far faaaral Mr. and Mra. Guatave J. Schal- for their axpensea from their 10 | mir area and southwest of Kiev; Beirut radio said, as Gen. Georges record as demanding that all Japa­ airfields. The Norwegian tar­ y 52” x52” Washable near Rcchitaa in the Gomel area; sor of sociology at tbe University An exploding oil stove caused a flash fire in this kitchen and brought sudden death to five of ten Catroux, emissary of the French sarvka*. ler, of 626 Center street, together children. of Chicago, and Dr. Paul Wallin nese )n the United States at the gets were not discloSed im­ ------with their 10_ children, five eons Schaller, who are and in the Smolensk and Orsha children of Mr, and Mra. Charles Oliver of Mattydale, N. Y., a suburb of Syracuse. The dead were Shir­ Committee of Nations' Liberation, New Cork Place Mats areas of the frozen north. of Sanford university, called it end of the war be deported to mediately. The Nazis have been • Oar sfida prka raaga < and five daughters, grandchildren, enjoying good health were much ley, 10; Richard, 8; Gerald, 7; Carol, 6, and Nancy Lee, 3. The entire home burned. (AP Wirephoto.) sought to aettle the dispute over Japan. aack fanNy fa kaap Depreciatea 'Xuasian Gidiis ’’homogamy in marriage.” Homag- the little republic's sovereignty. harboring a number of their big ROOFING relatives and close frienda to tte gurprieed at the gift, but prom- ,. Printed Lunch Cloths The German commnhique, amy is a Greek word meaning A resolution calling for such warships In Norway’s deep fjords. number of 72, celebrated tte 50th ^ jpjp will start ' The broadcast said the appeal action was pressed by George Sehl- broadcast Immediately after the "like marries like.” was made to merchants to re­ Yugoslavs Participate in Raid anniversary of their marriage at .^on after Christ- 4 f o r $ X * 9 0 meye'r, master of the California Allied headquarters in Algiera ASBESTOS SIDING Oor fair p r a f paNay kaopa the Bond Hotel, Hartford, Smkrt patterns in fruits and florals reading of a Transocean dispatch Same Faith Chief Point sume business “ In order to restore **^'*’’- ' maa. recording the Russian successes, The chief point of similarity Hull to Rieport State Grange. He asked favorable revealed tomultaneously that units day night. normal conditions with the least action also on a resolution urging H ie Tea Children in all color combinations. $ 1 .9 8 curiously depreciated all the Rus­ which governs marriages, the pro­ Allied Bombers Score possible delay.” of the reorganized Yugoslav Air The party, which had been ar­ The 10 children of Mr. and Mrs. Saves laundering. Colorful fruit and floral patterns. that all Japanese camps be trans­ Force, now trained as heavy INSULATION ranged l>y their children, was held sian gains heralded by the propa­ fessors said the survey disclosed, Ask Support of Willkle A.MBULANCE SERVICE Schaller are: Leon, now in the All colors. ganda agency and pictured the is religious affiliation. Persons On Conference ferred from supervision of the war bomber crews, have entered the In the English room which was fit­ Other Printed Cloths...... 99c to $4.98 From other countries in the relocation authority to the Army. expert workm—aMp. All work manufacturing business in Syra­ battles 8s vast defensive success- adhering to the same faith are Near East, meanwhile, appeals on war in the Mediterranean theater gaametaed. BcMonaMa Prioea. tingly decorated for the occasion High on Jap Warships and yesterday flew with forma­ with flowers, under the aupervis- cuse, N. T.; John, who is in Gro­ . es. . ' more likely to be attracted to one behalf of Lebanon continued. A Incapable of Keeping Control Na abUgattoa for as aatimata. ton; Henry, in the automobile | Both accounts, however, agreed another and to marry than per­ The WRA has shown itse|f in­ tions of the Fifteenth Air Force ion of Willard B. Rogers, general Dundee Will Be First Cabinet Baghqgd dispatch said that Wen­ Liberators to bomb the Elevais ' wntto. manager of the hotel. husinena in New London; Gustave, that some of the most violent bat­ sons of different faiths, they said dell L. Willkie’a support for Leba­ capable, he asserted, of ^ keeping farmer and operator of the cider tles of history were in progress The next most important factor Member to Address the camps under control. airfield. U. S. medium bombers u r k e © At 8 o'clock, to the atrains of Printed Dish Towels non, ” in the interests of democ­ from Italy struck Kalamaki air­ mill on Woodland street and su­ ■from the region west of Smolensk racy, the Allies and the aims of Burton Inmlating Co. I )^ k rrn c Lohengrin’s “Wedding March,” governing marriage, The survey Joint Congcfi^s Meet. ®^Lr:o“:ZlK“nr Pr«l>e Opposition to the deportation field in the Athens region. IW Oxford St. Barttort Mr. and Mrs. Schaller were escort­ perintendent of tbe second shift I Towel Ensembles to the Dnieper bend. showed, is similar family cultural the United Nations," had been; resolution was expressed by Na- at the Hamilton Propeller Com­ Nearly 100,000 Russian troops The Yugoslavs are flying Liber­ PftoM Bwtftod «M818 ed Into the room by Mr. Rogers background. Other elements in­ ing Offensive Now in V asked in a cable .sent by the prea-jtional Master Albert S. Goss who ators given them by the United SU LfS TfS '•,1 -INCHfSncffl'i'i pany in East Hartford Md Rob- | ”at a few points succeeded In get­ Washington, Nov. 16- ()P) -Sec­ Whiske Pinch ident of the Iraq Senate. B while all stood, and it was noted for $ ^ . 1 6 29c_ea. volved in the survey, ail of which said the Stale department and the States government under lease- , that Mra. Schaller was wearing an ert, who is in the automobile ting through devastating German were found to have a bearing up- retary Cordell HuiF broke prece­ Northern Solomons. __ The French on the other hand American Red Cross had urged orchid, which waa the personal bu.siness in Manchester and has artillery barrages and enforcing claimed Lebanese and Syrian sup­ lend. They operate as a Yugo­ Bath Size 5 9 c dent by travelling 26,000 miles for slav Air Force under their own gift of Mr. Rogers.* been connected with the Garden Colorful printed dish towels that will brighten up any. local penetrations” southwest of (Continued on Page Four) Southwest* Pacific Allied Senators Set Out to Try port. Radlc France in Algiers (Continued on Page Four) An drehestra played during the reataurant. ^ Dnepropetrovsk, Transocean said. the Moscow conference and he'll said that "a big delegation of command. dinner and later for the dancing kitchen. Strong forces north of Krlvol Rog break it again Thursday with a Headquarters, Nov. 16.— (/P) To Pry Liquor Loose Lebanese and Syrians of all poli­ Today's attack was the second The five daughtera are Mrs. by American hefcvy bombers on that followed and it was 1 o’clock Martha Bamat of Paaaaic, N. J., Guest Size 2 9 c ’’scored some Initial success and two-mile trip from the State de­ -Allied bombers, constantly tical and religious groups” ex­ when the party broke up. made a few . dents in German partment to Capitol Hill. For Christmas Use. pressed to the governor-general o f ! Norway. On July 24 a part of a SPECIAL BINGO Mra. Alice Burdett, Mra. Harriet Six Civilians searching for Japanese war­ Fifth Army heavy force hit a^U-boat base and Married In Swltaerland lines.” the agency added. In the Hull will be the» first cabinet French West Africa at Dakar Horan of the Harriet Beauty Par­ ships in general—ana cruis­ I other installations at Trondheim Mr. and Mrs. Schaller were lor, Mra. Susan Gadomaki and | Colored Lace Scarfs Cherkassy area, 150,000 Russians, member ever to speak before a Wa-shington, Nov. "16 -OP)— Five yesterday “ assurance of their at­ Face Cloths 1 2 ‘/2c joint-session of Congress, which ers in particular— have sunk ’ while others wrecked an import- nuirried in Switzerland, Nov. 18, Mrs. Jannette Wiley, all of Man­ or ten divisions ’’pressed back aenators set out today to piy some tachment to the motherland and Loses Hills Benefit of the National War Fund 1893, and it was in that country German lines at some points.” Die ill Mine *1*^ a^first-hand account' or damaged better tlian one the French Committee,of Nation­ i ant metal plant at Heroya. chester, 16 grandchildren, of I Solid pastel colors with white borders. Soft, absorl>- whiskey loose in time for Christ­ that 10 children were born. In May which two, Robert, a son of Leon Admits Strong Attacks of the liistorlc .. Moscow ^ during the northern al Liberation and their wish that i The operations followed upon a of 1013 Mr. Schaller sold hia hotel ent towels. and Vanity Sets The German communique ad­ mas by breaking ,up what they renewed German air offensive and Roger, a son of Henry are in Points He Will Emphasize Solomons offensive. On Oct. the work of col'aboration under­ Itualness in Switzerland and came the United States Navy. There is | mitted strong attacks In all three Depot Blast Judging from'the seerteary’s re­ , called a "nationwide conspiracy” taken by France In I>e)Minon E ig h t h A r m y W llllt Newr against BriUln with lU atUck for to the United States, bringing the sectors, but insisted that counter­ marks to a news conference yes­ 12, a record load of 350 tons hit in the liquor industry. should be continiieii." I Sponsored By And To Be Held At also one great grandchild. Kabaid, New Britain. It was the Hilltopa in Eastern children with them. Mra. Schaller During the party Saturday j Fine Chenille attacks had fdiled the drives and terday. his first since he returned Chairman Van Nuys (D.. Ind.) , southwest England and the re-" had two siatera living in Manches­ 16x34 Scarf H Q c wiped out enemy groups which from the Anglo-American-Russian opening blow of the current of a Judiciary siibconunitlee told Drive. ; glon where American troops are night Mr. and Mra. Schaller re­ Between 20 and .30 In­ drive. Three' destroyers were Sector of Italy ter and it was to Manchester that ceived a telephone call from Ne­ ’’achieved temporary breaks.” talks, he will emphasize to House reporters that the very threat of Catroux Given Full ______" I reheatsing for an invasion o f the thay came. They lived for a few Transocean said ’’the situation jured ; Several Fires and Senate these points; among the ships sunk during the a congiessional investigation al­ , »i ■ ! continent. The Nazi raiders ARKdY & N A V Y C LU B vada from a friend whom they I Bath Mat and lid Cover Sets raid. Powers on Decisions months on Bummer street when knew in Switzerland, who called | is still fluctuating” in the Zhito­ 1— A call for a iin'f'cd American ready has led to reports that “we Allied Headquarters, Algiers, , dropped Incendiaries and high ex- Mr. Schaller purchased the eight- 16x43 Scarf mir area 85 miles or more west of Break Oiit But Are policy of interest in fo.eign affairs, Sink or Damage More Than 40 may expect the withdrawal of Cairo, Nov. 16.—(A*i Negotia­ Nov. 16 (Afi—Two Nazi counter- i plosives, causing a number of cas- to extend congratulations. 7 9 c To dale, beginning with that room house on Center street where Attending the party were rela- I Kiev and the communique said backed by all political parties. some liquor from government tions for a seltlenv.nt of the Leb­ I attacks have driven American ualtiea and considerable damage. Several patterns in all colors. Prac- C I C I S Quickly Extinguished. raid. Allied fliers in their favorite anese sovereignty question were ha still makes his home. tives and friends from Pennsyl­ Nazi counter-attacks ’’succeeded 2— A proposed Allied commis­ warehouses very soon. 1 trcHwis of the Fifth Army from ! Aid Defenders of Loroa Momlay, Nov. 15, 8 :1 5 P. M. He slao purchased land oii tical sets that will wear for years. ^ w in breaking through several So­ sion to maintain order in liberated hunting ground for enemy war- begun today by Gen. Georges Ca-, Allied aircraft active in w vania, New York, New Jersey and “ If the inquiry leads to the 're­ tro\ix, commissioner of stste for high ground north of Venafro, Al Woodland street and the follow­ from Manchester, Waterbury, Vanity Set . 7 9 c viet field positions, in seizing nu­ By Hariy Nosh nations until these countries can i ;.R«baul and Kavieng, New lease before Christmas of some -1 Aegean campaign flew many aor- ing year started raising tobacco. New London and Hartford. Juat | merous heavy arms and in de­ Yorktown, Va., Nov. 16.—tJP}— hold plebiscites to choose their* **'‘^*®*'‘^ .sunk or damaged ^ more than ^00 million gal­ the French Committee of Nation headquarters announced to-I — aid the'Britiah-Itallan do- Other Chenille Bath Sets...... $1.69 to $4..30 al Liberation, who arrived in _ ...... AdBlMOB $1.00 He also leased other land and before the party broke up Satur­ Dainty colored lace scarfs at a real low price. Pink, stroying- encircled enemy fighting An explosion in a warehouse at rulers | *nore than 40. |lons now stored in government but the Eighth A rm y, won | fenders of the island of Leroe. aoon had 60 acres of tobacco un­ Hull bore down on these points, Three cruisers, at least 10 de-1 Beirut last night with full powers hilltops in the eastern sector day night, Henry Schaller, their | groups.” the Naval mine depot here today warehouses.” Van Nuys said, ’’the A Cairo communique diarioaed der cultivation. It proved a son, extended an Invitation to all blue, maise, orchid, and green. Southwest of Kiev. Trsnsocean yesterday. He said all nations' stroyers and a gunboat have been , to make "on the spot” decisions. ' italv government should reap a big re­ With high Lebanese officials _ , ^ ^ American bombers escorted by profitable venture gnd waa car­ to return in 25 yeara for a dia- | 72x84 said Russian striking forces ’’had killed an estimated six civilian em­ would be allowed to choose their i sunk. At least 11 cruisers, 15 1 ward in taxes and there will be The German onslaughU pushed; British kmg-range flghtera at- ried on by him for 16 years. He mond celebration. > broken through, but were .smash­ ployes and Injured between 20 and own governments at free elec-destroyers, a destroyer tender, a ' still in jail as the re.sult of an at­ the XT. S. troops out of aieas pre-I t^j^ked two enemy destroyers near' less opportunity for the sale of tempt to amend the little repub­ retired In 1929. Twice since Mr. and Mrs. Schaller held open I Hemstitched 45x36 ed.” tions, including the Baltic and Bal- I submarine, a submarine tender dangerous bootleg liquors at enor­ viously occupied on Monte Santa : yesterday and got a hit on 30, two of them seriously. The and a corvette have been dam­ lic's constitution which brought coming to the United States Mr. house yesterday and many called. Renewed Russian attacks in the blast awakened thousands of resi­ kan states. mous prices.” Croce above Venafro, where Chatham ‘Stanley’ Blankets Collides With Russian Views aged. Two additional cruisera them Into r,onflict with the French, ...... seriously | area of Gomel, which Moscow dents of Norfolk, Portsmouth and Promiaes ’Startling Developments’ i Fifth Army wedge (Continued on Page Six) HALE'S SELF SERVE This is-ference. to the future of were listed a.s probably hit at Ra- an armed truce was in effect In the i threatena the powerful ! .said was virtually Isolated, were Newport News, some 30 miles dis­ enemy’s Pillow Cases the tiny Baltic states of Estonia, baul. The Indianan, appointing Sena­ capital as Catroux arrived by , The Origimit fai Mew England 1 declared it, the communique to tors Kilgore (D., W. Va.), Mur­ ; winter line. tant Latvia and Lithuania collided The air blows to the criiiaera plane. A report from Beirut said In the air war, Liberators, of the have been ’’either repelled or Capt. R. D., Kirkpatrick. USN dock (D.. Utah), Danaher (R., checked.” Transocean said the sharply with the oft-published have been .', Nations Relief and Rehabilitation ' (Conttnued on Page Six) Peniiisula Go Salt Lake City. Nov. 10.—(A’l— r^69 to $ 0 . 5 0 . Blow at Nazis withdraw .it from the warehouaea. morning carried out a aeries ot llpadquafters of the Ninth Serv* administration /as settling down For Boudoir Lamps ...... 69c and $1.98 amounting to more than 800,000 "By creating a scarcity of good ms.ss executions of prisoners cap-i — —■ ice command announced today Tetley's Soups 3 Pkgs. 29c points, were disclosed today in a to two preliminary figures today. Trea.sury Balance whiskey, they hope' to force a that no firearms or explosives The .proposed over-all fund of tured in sn all-day battle ''•th D a l- stipulation signed by the State Andarts Reverse Silua- higher price for it after the ceil­ Evacualc Southern J Mere found by troops which took 32,500,000,000, must somehow be Washington, Nov. 26.—OP)—The ings are lifted.” Italian partisans near Domodos-; k o . 2*^ Cm Burt- Olney Penal commission and district en­ U n ilc r ’ control,o( the .Ja|»anese Relocation 8 Glasses $ 1 .4 9 forcement officiais of the Oflic# ; tion on Leros to spent to care fpr an estimated 50,- position of the Treasury Nov. 13: “The Justice department,'it be­ sola yesterday, dispatches from matian Ar^>a 'center at Tiilelake, Calif. Soldiers, 000,000 destitute in the conquered Receipts, 353.308.620.35; expen­ Wood Carrying Rack. of Price Administration. Foil German Success. came known meanwhile, has start- Brigue to the newspaper La Pressure of Germans. Mere ordered, to the center Nov. 4 Squash Can OPA'a statement said the pris­ ■countries of Europe alone—and the ditures, 3419,500,344.39; net. bel- Stiisse reported today. ; ______after some employes of the War Glass Ring Mold $1.25 on management failed to report figures from Russia and China are ance, 317.194,394.025.99. (Conttaaed Page Two) . The bulk of the Italians escaped; . Relocation authority were threat­ INSIMTION GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SAI.ES. -fuN amounts of ration-affected Bodrum, 'Turkey, Nov. 26— not yet assembled. to the northern Italian hills, the' London. Nov. 16—(A^ Evacua- ened and beaten by Japanese. DUmond For Densertx and Baking. Fierce Greek Andarts. atorming Considered Minor Problem Brigiie reports stated. j tion of the Peljesac pctiio-sula >in foods on hand when the regula­ i . ___ tions became effective, accepted aahore on Leros last Friday to It was learned that the Qgures Fighting was particularly vlo-j,outhem Dalmatia under heavy Hcld for Conspiracy allotments far in .excess of re­ ■trikie the Aral major Greek blow for Europe’s destitute include the lent aroimd Villadossola, a village Boston, Nov. l6--iA')—t’hairmaa of revenge against the Nazis, re­ ■German presaure'and a general re­ Ginger Ale arid Flavors quirements and disbursed thou­ probable needy in Germany, but Both Major Parties Seek adjacent to Domodossola, an(f Tliunias Frank McDonald of the Not too much time remains to install either versed tthe situation on the beaieg- this is considered a minor prob­ Luino, target of an air attack treat before reinforced Nazi forces Clinton Board of Sclectniea and MAIL sands of points worth of food ^ Dodecanese island Just as the in Macedonia ■was acknowledged ' above prison needs. lem, and it may even be that pro­ yesterday which was attributed Joseph H. Si hwofll an automobile .3 large bottles 25c.. before cold, stormy weather sets in. i f you German aasatilt had about succeed­ visions will be found insRle Ger­ Women to Line Up Vote lirre to'the Allies but''which, ac­ today by the Yugoslav National dealer In that town, were held In Excess of Points Used ed, refugees arriving her# said to- (Coetenta). XMAS CARDS From the start of rationing, man borders which can be used in cording to La Suiaee, was actual­ Liberation Amiv of Gen Jostp . (.•(■h for.future trial alter Feb. 28, up to Aug. 31, tbe stipu­ other countries. ly carried out by the Germans, Broz (Tito). ,pleading______„ „Innocent In Federal court are planning to improve your home with springing directly Into battle, Washington, Nov. 1(^—(A^—^Jdren becomes a potent factor In who used both planes and artil­ lation set out, the prison at Jef­ Elatimates on the destitute have The Gernianq apparently. were jujgy to Indictments charging ' ji' f ' the Greeks were, said to have gain­ Both major political parties toda.y I organized politics, ferson City used sn excess of been collected by the Inter-Allied lery against the Italians. attackige on several fronts sue- : |•onsplrar.v'to defraud the roveru- Couliflower 2 Hds. 25c either or both do so at once. BY DEC 10 ed control of the landing beaches, committee which has been work­ are seeking greater participation' Asserting juvenile delinquency Three Faaciata. al’ railway em­ ceasfull^ but Tito reported ui a ; The indictment iecuied 486,606 meat points and 337,489. attacked the Nazis from the rear by women in what used to be is-the "most pressing problem in ployes, four German aoldiera and. broadcast communique that h is, them of transferring and asslgn- I « processed food points. ing ir-London, some of the esti­ S W lu ll and swung back approximately 500 mates coming from underground strictly a man's game—lining up the country today,” Miss Martin a number of .the Italian partisans forces had checked a Nazi drive; gasoline ration coupons In \lo- Ike stipulation was designed German parachutists and 600 regu­ the '♦ote. -J said In an interview tliat a"omen were killed,, said the diapatchea in eastern Bosnia and that parti-, i^tion of the war powers act, SHOP PACKAGES BY MAH. OR EXPRESS to bring the penitentiary ’’into full agents. . Fresh Cabbage Lb. 4c lar infantrymen. As the size of the problem be­ Republican strategists arc must learn that “an organizad Large numbers on both sides were San forces had killed 140 Germans: i^imtit Aug. 1. 184S. compliance with all food rationing The Andarts struck after aucces- studying reports from their as- vote” la the only effective way to reported wounded. I and captured two enemy positions : • a • regulations In future operaUona”’ came more clear, and the news of BEFORE DEC 10 / ■ive waves of German reinforce­ the Red Armies moving toward aiatant national chairman. Miss get courts and police to take tbe Itallafi Wounded Shot I in Slovenia. More than 100 G er-' “ Defense Weapon” Disclosed It was signeil by OP A- District ments from both sea and air bed Marion E. Martin, juet back' from necesaary measures, The Italian wounded were re­ ! mans were slain In a single clash ! i,ondon, Nov. 16—vomen “see today prisoners captured by the Ger- Blller Fighting Continues ' |Min" for tankers was disclosed to- Oranges and Grapefruit Hlcliew, Penal Director Loyd I. refugees said. gates to speed UNRRA's work. are likely .to hold a deciaive vot­ that post-war policies will affect mana, were taken to a neighbor­ The bulletin also reported that I day by the Ministry of Mhipplag, Miller, Farms Oimmiasioner Paul Put .\ahore by Destroyer There Is worry that UNRRA’a ing majority. their children 20 years from now.” ing village and shot, La Suisse bitter fighting between Tito's Mhich'said it had saved thousands V. Renz and Industries Commls- They added that the ' Andarts transportation facilities 'and food Thd Oenxocrata are calling into Separately the two women lead­ said.' ■ I partisans and Oerma:n forces al­ of galloas of gaaoUna and oil sup- The W . G. Qeimey Co. pites. Compreeoed air is the bools •.n«r P. F. WUIls. were put ashore by f destroyer supplies would not be adequste to Waahington more and more fre­ ers agree that thousands of wo^- Deocribing the battle. La Suisse legedly reinforced by Nedic and Grapes Cranberries Action Awaits Audits which had made the dangerous run the immediate Job' ahould the Axia quently their assistant national en and young people are develop­ said tbe Italians launched an at­ Mihailovic Chetnika continued. in of tbe new system. An airline ia CosL Lasibsr, Masons* 8appU«s> Paint A decision on “taking appro­ to the Island under coVer pf dark­ crack suddenly. chairman, Mrs. Charles W. Tiilett ing active interest In political tack at 10 a, m. Monday against Serbia. , fitted the full length of the tanker, ii.JW.IIUC cou priate ocUon because of toast ex­ ness. (Tye dispatch did npt have of caiarlotte, N; C„ through whom campaigns and campaign, work; German-held armories stored with German pressure along the Dal­ aM Is conoected at both eada to a InvltM Ageoctes to Assist .3.36 NO. MAIN ST. TEL. 4148 MANCHESTER . MAMCHime Co n n * cessive uses of rationed foods at the nationality of the warship.) The council, to speed its work, they are Working to enlist more registration for voting, particu­ iptns and munitions. At the same matian coast was increasing in in­ compressor ponsp. If ike skip is All Kinds of Turnips the penitentiary” , will be ma (Ceattaoad am Fag# Fwoh water Is ektoked aad Saamat oak ' . ■ :■