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FRiDAT, rrcrvEMBBii i, f64i ' Eontitig Averagp Daily Ctreubthm . For iko aiwith a< Oetaber. 184$ Tha Weather • i Milton Levitt, haa returned to In yesterday’s report, of officers Foweaot ft t. M. WoattMV Newport after apending a week’a elected by Manchester Orange, 7,696 B|U>oatTowii furiough with hla parenta, Mr, and them waa a transposition o f the Mm. /r e d A. Levitt, of 14 Munro p o tio n s held by Mrs. Wilbur Lit­ It a« «ha AadH OoMer MhlgM atraet. Ha la In the Navy. tle, wife of the Master of the e« Obenletfcme Jk. e« M Grange, and Mrs. Grace Lathrop. 1 ' r ______jiMrt tlm# HImo Oavello, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Little Was reelected as lec­ Manehester^A City of VTHofto Charm «■ Mra. Frank Oavello of 78 Biaaell turer and Mrs. Grace Lathrop, _r«Brt«d U tb» jfmrr, overseer. Grange members are re­ ttiM OrMt LahM Naval trainlnf atreet, who waa recently trana- (OlaaMM AtvarlWag aa Faga U) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS] L -. Chicago RcIatlvM and ferred from the Coaat Guards at minded of the .meet at the Little" VOL. LXIL NO. 38 Farm, Sunday at 1 o’clock to sort I I * gava kirn a partr Batur- Manhattan Beach to Alexandria, II ■ad avMCoted nim with a Va.. haa been promoted to the steel scrap collected in the recent a ar motiay. Tha affair waa rank of First Claaa Seaman. drive conducted under Mr. Little's at tha home af Ma paranta, direction by Grangers and their Mia. Joaeph A. Monaeg- Alfred Paul Werbner, aon of Mr. friends. In The attaaded Manchaater and Mra. David Werbner of 29 AlUgh achSdMpr two yaara and tha Stephen atreet, a junior in the Mrs. Lillian Kanehl, of Wells Ltacal Stata iMdaLKhool for a year. School of Journalism, University street, this week received a letter ‘ SafoM anllatlng » waa employed ot Mlaaouri, haa returned to hia from her aon Private Clifford O. Kanehl. It was the first letter re­ Fashion News 100,000 Axis Troops Seized or Hm Piooaar Panofaata com* hoipe to await a call to the colors aa an aviation cadet in the Army ce iv e from him in 11 weeks and Air Corps. indicated that he is now overseas and is located with the Marines In Major K. Jf. Curt»a of the Sal- the Pacific. He says that he is atlon Army haa made arrange- First Aiders Avho are to be fin­ ger-printed, . should report at the well but would like to hear from nenta with Lieutenant Norman S. his friends. His address is. The U. hall of New York to conduct Manchester Foljce Station be­ tween seven and eight o’clock this S. Marines, Corp Unit 605, ejo ^ meetinga here thia month in Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. >:tha iBtareat o f young people. In evening. Genoa Showered with Fire, osives ^ addlUen to thla field work he le vice prealdent of the War Cry PuMlahing company. Fur Trimmed

Center Church Women’s Federa­ tion Is planning a Pot Luck supper Annlversiwsr Hero of Egyptian Front Reviews Heroes and Christmas party for Wednes- ‘Reds’ Oust Nazis I;* day,-December 2, at 6:30. British Chase Legion DRESS From Two Posts m I’ALL CEDARS Hale’ s Past Matruh TONIGHT B COATS In Factory Area 8:08 O’a o ck BINGO 1 0 0 % W OO L Orange Hall Dul-Tone Naw and wonderful. Coata you will wear I day and night for the duration. Warmly Hold Firmly from Are* Ration - Plan Admit Much Da 20 Reff. Games At interlined and gracefully trimmed with fine LEGION HOME furs. Fabric colors include black, beaver tic to Deep Cauca* $3 a Game for 25c High and blue. 8U8 Against German For Liquor Leonard Street • Home-Based Bombers' Headlong Flight of Axis 2 Free Game«!l o • Efforts to Crack De*| Convoy Now Fur Trimmings Revisit Italy for Fifth. Africa Corps G>ntinaes 7 Specials! These Popular Bingo Parties fense Lines; Dead Con* | Buying Set Tim e Since Late Octo*^ At Rapid Clip; 20,000 Twist Include: * Going Easty Sweepstake! tinue to Pile Up. | ber; Italians Report i Germans and Italians Will Be Resumed Tomorrow • B E A V E R • State o f Wa$hington lit' $5 Door Prize! Moscow, Nov. 7.— — ^Notable Damage’ on | Taken Prisoners; 350 o • PERSIAN LAMB Nazi Report Evening At' 7:30 P o fe ct The Red Army threw the traduces Program To- Most Important Sup* Tanks Seized; 400, ------• SILVER FOX Germans from two fortifled day; Limit Quart Per ply Port for Axis Arm* | Guns and Thousands.. positions in a factory area of Strong Escort of War- Admission . . • . 50 cents • M IN K W eek on Each Permit. a Fitting Stalingrad today and held ies in North Africa.' craft Accompanying O f Vehicles Captv 1939 Dc Soto firmly from the Arctic to the • DYED FITCH SeatUe, Nov. 7—Door Sedan deep Caucasus against Nazi London, Nov. 7.— (JF)— Cairo, Nov, 7.— (A^-W ith Washington introduced a liquor Eadlo. Heater. Ooodtirea. Sold efforts to crack the defense Britain’s hig, home-based terious Mission Now. 100,000 of Rommel’s total o f; rationing program today. aa traded. lines. Grey-uniformed dead bombers revisited Italy last some 140,000 desert tr^ ^ Rationing cards, to be attached $ 4 4 5 continued to pUe up before Stnlln- night for the fifth time since Bulletin! captured or trapped and jg a d gunplto. The Ruaainns were to the present purchase permits, so others To Choose From! RAYON HOSIERY will be issued within a few days. rtff. .i.iiLi’ ... late October, showering New York, Nov. 7.—AJP)— tank strength grievously if to $1 reported to have handed out Each permit holder will be entitled Gen. Slr«--Tho Ger­ dition to hundreda of &' Possible Now Raid Made to Bad Weather man radio reported today that nounced. will eventually be able to coimt knocked out, and 400 guna repair work satisfactorily and economically. The long haul to and fro over large Allied convoy, previously* uncounted thousands o f vehlcltotl| Further. Nasi fortlflcatlona on regularly la unknown quantity Enemy Troop. P«y*ng N o M anpO W CF virtually the length of continental were reported wrecked by Soviet at the preeent time, and since we sembled at Gibraltar, waa steam­ in the hands o f the Army of ! Vew Key-Hole Camera Heavily for Unsuccess-, * Europe and twice across the Alps ing eaatwjtrd through the Medi­ Nile. Let MS keep your car in good running order. ahellflre on the atqipea northeast had on hand a supply that it la was made to bad weather, the of the d ty , now In its 75th day of itimated would have lasted only terranean 'on a mysterious mis­ Italians Left la Lurch SNOWSUITS Takes Pictures of In­ ful Attempts to Re-' C on tu ol L h WS British communique said, but tbe sion, accompanied by a strong es­ siege. 15 or 20 days at the current un- Far behind and mostly night skies opened over Genoa cort of warcraft, including tha from the coastal road were About 1,000 of the enemy were ;>recedented rate of sales at the side of Organ, Giving gain Lost Ground. and the British bombera were able 4«blared to have perished In vain iquor stores^ the board decided the BritUAi Rodney. Italian divistons left to the All wool, two piece suits, two toned Pop* Information Wanted. to unload on clear targeta. (There waa no confirmation of when Rommel pulled _ stakes dfforta yesterday to expand their only safe thing to do was to halt Until January Casualties so far counted are holdings in SUlingrad, faUlng and check up on things” Washington, Nov. 7.— —An esti­ irra NMunoa rial, in maroon, teale and brown. C3ilcago, Nov.- 7 — (JP) — Testt- Washington, Nov. 7.—(/R-^lle- ilam H. Davis served notice it dluin merchant vessel was hit d i-] dows — combining Sturm Staas 8 U 8 y — n . *nie liquor queatiqn was rein­ publicank groerally rejecting the m a te 7,000 to 8,000 employes o i would "be "prettv damn tough” to ptvt rsR m&r mony waa offered In Federal court (Oontinned oa Page Tea) (Coattoned on' Page Four) the todl and die industry were idle reetly several times In attacks Windows, Weather Strip­ jected squarely into national pre­ idea of a -eoalltloa with anti-ad­ break, the ice. election politics by Lee's proposal today tov Detroit’s most serious •\xis .Mediterranean supply tines | ping. and Screens. IR Fiif. sansM yeaterday that when Mrs. F 'na ministration Democrats, counted Adopted Unanimously by heavy bomfbers of "tlie United M s v m HAT SALE Haupt allegedly h a rb o ^ her ami, to ban the sale of««plrlta from 4oday on -’taking a stronger hand war work tleup. ^ Adopted, unanimously by the Army camp areas. But his amend­ A “labor holiday" called last States .\rmy .\lr Forces of the Monthly Payment Plan. 1M II $7-98 to $10-98 Herbert Hans HaupL a N aif sabo­ to'the next. Congress to the affairs public, labor and Industry mem- Middle East yesterday. Tbe tank­ VALUES THAT HAV$ THE ment to the 'teen-age drgft bill of coramitteea which do much of night by the Mechanics Education- teur, she knew hs-had been smug­ Retired Railroad Workers tlonal Society of America, inde­ er was hit with sewral heavy Call BVjrlM wwr 1 Olita. the real work on legislation. (Contlnned on Page Four) (Onattssed sa Fqgs Four) pendent union, closed three large bombs In an afternoon raid WHOLE TOWN TALKING. gled Into the United States by Realignment of Senate, commit­ Bengasi and the merchant | German . tees on the baalB of a prospective plants and' several smaller tool Mavnard .4. Clough Being Lured Back to Job shops. Intercession by the Army was hit In an attack at Tobrnk. 57 to 89 dlvialon, set up between PHONE 83t3 The tastimoiiy waa glveil by and Navy waa sought by the man­ Both harbors are Libyan porta a t I Ralph Gregg, a Federal'Bureau of the majority and minority aa a re­ agements. Willkie Urges supply for Axis forces. The s h ^ l Bartlett-Brainard Company SNOWSUITS 'TURPANSI mvMtlgatlon agent, aa tha prose­ Strong W inds sult of Tuesday’s balloting, may Chicago, Nov. 7.— VP)— Uncle- their old employers rather than at 'Tcfiruk billowed a ixtlums o f I Hartford. .Tel. 2-1298 The Mechanics society, strong­ In' an wool matorlid or Zeland pop­ cution began to lay. groundwork have a far-reaching effect on the Sam’a need for skilled hands In take advantage of the board’s em- est group within the recently or­ smoke that could- be seen for 58 | lin with ahaepskin lining. 2-piam course of important legislation to for Introduction cf a statement al- war Urns is luring retired railroad plosrment facilities. ganized Confederated Unions of Aid to Turks miles, the G. S. oonimunique aats for boya and girla, alzea 4 to 8 Isgedly madt on July 6 by Mis. H i t ^ C u b a that body. The low number of men rehlred f e z z e s : ^ workers from their slippers find America, charged that members yaara, in bright rad, blue, navy, Haupt, cna of tha six. dafandants May Beals compared with -the large number of the CIO’s United Automobile Second Front Seen Aim taala and brown. sn trial on dwrgss cC trsdson. The In the House, however, some easy chairs and sending them back of applicants, the board explained, workers had interfered with Believes North Africa London, Nov. 7—(>P>—The statement wss not introddeed be­ Sweeping North Coast Democrats indicated they might to abopa, deaka and runs. was due' to exacting physical re­ ganlzatlonal kcUvlties of the man-controUed rwdlo at HUvo^ When the wia* began increasing quirements which many elderly A n d e rs o n BERETS! fore tbs end of tbs dear's -sssslon, Of ^viaquey Province resist demands for an increase to clety. May Be •* Area W here sum. The Netherlands, said to4hlF. »T” however, hscauss of protracted Republican repreaentation on the rsilroads’ burdens, many re­ men are unable to meet. "W e’re going to see if there is ‘there Is no doubt to Berlin ' $0.98 to $11.98 Motivated by Patriotism W on . crosa-evaminationa by Dsfanaa At­ —Reach 100*Mile Gait. committees, now fixed on the tired employes wrote to the Em­ any law and order In thia town, War Will Be the British aim U to 0*pl torney Panl A . Wsrnbolts. basis of thres Democrats for each ployment service of the United Patriotism, the board believes, said Matthew Smith, Mesa presi­ North Africnn ports Mord» Greenhouses t o n a t c h oaaaae«a«a**«*a»»a««aa-« 59C ,'tO CALOTO! WhUs he quastlensd M m Haimt two Republicans. States Rqilread Retirement board motivated the men to give up their dent. “We wa.pt to find out if a New York, Nov; 7.—(ffV-W en­ set up a second front from thOTS.*! last Jnna 80, Orsgg tastiflad. he Havana, Nov. T.—VP)—^H^nds of With their increased numerical axpreaatog eagerness to pitch to leisurely life to get back to the from 85 to 100 miles an hour were man can join, the laboV organiza­ dell L. Willkie believes that North rsdsivsd information from the FBI strength falling atlghtly short of and do their bit. did jobs. During the time they tion a t his own choice.” Artistic reported sweeping the north coast are working their annuities pro­ Africa and the region around Heavy Fighting hi CMnn INSULATE YOUR ATTIC FELT HATS MITTENS effles that her son had told hla a majority, the minority party This prompted the .board to 11u«e Men Slagged Chungking, Nov. 7—(ffV-H*nv parants 10 daars aaillar that of Csmaguey province todsy, write to appraximaUIy 14,000 vided for under the national rail­ Turkey might well be “the area to match Uttla glria’ coat Mta, in an wool, fsaaortad eolora. POMPADOURS! would be entitled to almost equal ^mith said that three Mesa men fighting, at two pototo in Hs ' had rstunad to this country a threatening the north shorelanro penslonera and annuitants who had road retirement act are not paid. to which our war may be won or hi an eolora. Sisaa S to 8 yearp. Siaea 8 to 8 years. representation. But the Demo- alugged recently upon a p r u n e s iagatost JapMeae SAVE FUEL-INCREASE COMFORT! Nasi U-boat. Haopt and five of the sad perhaps all of weatem Gtiba filled critical occupations in the 17)# oldeqt Of the men rehired is l08t." with tropical storm conditions. Crata contended that this ratio a 78-year-oId assistantREE fSHM.1TC ON MJ F I S4-JiN„ NO l ^ u ’ s ' i Ths Rslsn eolleg* observatoty was ignored bV the Republicans The iroungest are 5U s crew dls attoeked again with retnfe $1.39 and $1.98 55c and 59c PROFILES! WaMdagton last Aug. S. whan thsy controllsd ths House to whether thsy vvlahed (6 return to Labor Relations board matter. He rum sponsored by The New York W orth rsportod at mldni^t that the dis­ patciwr and a hoist engineer. One 'Hmes WUlkie urged Prime Minis­ meots wan reported today In Asked Iqr Warnholts why he turbance was moving west or tbs last daj^ of ths Hoover aid- service. of the returning section hands said- the Mesa alao would c^.'Out Chtoeae Ugh cooimMid went to the Hav^t honw July Tntolstratioci. Mere Ih q a 188, Already Workiiig its membera to Toledo and Cleve­ ter Churchill to define dearly WMt southwest. Tbe 85-mlle-an 88- qne. $ 2 .9 8 4 5 .0 0 Gregg repttedi m land. Great Britain’s attitude on the FLATTERING hour rscordtog was mada at Mofon. Senate leaders were expected to H board nported today-some Other'jobs being filled by . pen- ”Ba« Ms8 ThM T M h * near tha osnter of the iaiattd. Far­ agree to a. rsalignment by which 1,100 e€ Uiese men contacted tha stonsrs and anifuitanta are thoee of Comment was not Immedlatriy Atlantic Charter. ’ TreasiRT B akac^ and More. <, *qfVe had taformatlon from n rs- ther east tbs winds rasched 100 ths present Dsmocratle ratio of board’s IMd offlcas throughout the telegtapbera, laid and tax agents, available from the UAW (CnO). Declaring that the United nation and more than 100, with an A meeting of UAW (CIO) Ebcecu- SU teo should aid Turkey, the Ilabls oouroo that aha (Mrs. miles sn hour. more than two to one would be motormen. yard engineers,, medlca' Waahington, Nov. mJMtHAlC COM Haupt) had not told ns tho truth If the storm fojiows a west reduced to about three to two. average age cd 87 years, already examiners, wire chiefs, car re- tlve board membera wan acheduied 1940 Republican presidential can­ BRIMS! poaition of tbe Traasory, M iU K M W l C o m m * alMMit oartala thiugn and wowant- aoothwsst flourse It would affact In CM epedfle case. Chairman have gone back to work. palrws, oodductors, ticket annts, to Boeton today. didate aaid: Heretodora, Smith haa charged “Thdy are prepared to bargain. RwMipte, 8S8,584.S(ttJ8: ed to qpwed* her fm th *. We had an Cuba’s weatariy ^pfovinces, George (D,, Oa.) said tte .prob- This flgqre, ths board aaid, did shop craftsmen, traveling aumtors, ituroa, IdMMWJ*------“ not include many ' more veterans vahiatloB engtosete and account------~ i ^ L n ea t s t P WTmi, wha ajfHMI ior-vork d k ac^ to SBtA «a n i8 n r-'1. *• H AivonEsnsn cTicmiW i HERALD, MANCHESTEB. CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBJ* 7, i^4a MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1942 PAGE THREE

Offaratory—"Larghatto” .Hummal more auppbrt Of the official organ ^ Sundsy School Lm m b Gepturea of Japaneae' Ring in Shark ' il the Federation, the Courier. By Antham^—"From Thy Lova Aa 'a Restages Play . State Officer Joing so the clubs may keep in Needs Helpers Fathar” ..'...... Gounod Oppoaite of American touch with what others are doing. Solo by Mrs. Richard McLagan. Christian Background Rather Than Proves Dead She urged more subscriptions and C hurches Sermon—"Our Foigottan Hari- To Gain Speed ews From Manchester’s On Visit Here a small advertising space. On OilRatidn taga” ...... Dr. Furgeson Providence, R. I., Nov. 7— Instilled Hate > Makes Soldier Brave . 43 ^ County President Poatiuda—"Postlude" Mendelssohn f/P)—Here’s a tip from Brovm / Mrs. House then presented Mrs. Smitk MetkodM Okuttsta 4 S t Jamea’s Roima OathoSe 6:30 p. m.—Dr. Furgason will University to American sol­ Letter Telling of Fine conduct the first study in the Abbott Changes *Beat Head o f Women’ s Fed­ Elliott Peterson of Enfield, coun­ Considerable Oerical W. Balph WaN. Jr.. BUnieter Bev. William J. Duan, Paator By( William E. fUlroy, D. D. • youth that comep. from such diers who expect- to tangle home of his parents, Mr. an^ Mrs. series on the Bible. '’All our high- ing Fileid in Giurtf^i they apply for Urea, fuel oil or any ty president. She said it waa her J. Hmratoa Noe, Organist nnd Rev. Vlueent Hlnee, Aesletant \ EditorI----- of - Advance - -■ homes upon which the future of The Band* into Fast­ with (he Japs. other of the raUoned articles, the Adam Yonlka of Strong road, on eration Speaks Before tblra visit in two years to the Work to Be Do^e Two Rev. E4liiNmd Barrett, Aeeistaat school students are invited. Instructors In the univer­ Stafford Springs Ellington Y Gkoir Dtreistor Tha Week A Christian conception of home the world ultimately depends. To Admit Will. Rockville local office will need eertain In­ a furlough. He was graduated' local club and she felt very much end the home life to inevitably er,' Funnier Musical. sity's course in colloquial Jap­ from Midland Radio jKhool, Cosmopolitan Club. Days of Next Week. Monday, 7:30 p. m.—Meeting of Thoughtless leaders today are formation. John O. Netto O. P. Berr at home. Mrs. Johnson who had lyrgan Prelude— Sunday masses: associated with a Christian View instilling hate, and are suggest­ anese told their students that UmtB m. Athens, Ga., on September T9. the First Quarterly Conference, Norfolk, Va.. Nov. 7—(P)—A j Marriage 47A Stafford Tel. 493-8. BockvUla preceded her, had covered the "Piece Herotque” Cesar Franck For adults, 5:30, 1, 8:30. 9:45, of marriage. It to therefore ing tjiat effective military action By Mark Barron when a Jap beckons for a man Ellaworth MemorialHigh school Introduced by Mrs. Herbert Bi Edson M. Bailey, principal of Dr. Story presiding. letter telling of a ring found In ttaa Mrs. Goldie Blonstein of Spring- ground so thoroughly, she said, Processional Hymn— and 11 a. m. appropriate that the last lesson must depend upon the measure ■ New York, Nov. 7—(A^--George , to approach he means "go soccer team defeated Suffield House, presdient of the Cosmo­ that there was little left for her to Manchester High School, who to Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.—Meeting of away,” and that when he stomach of a shark caught off tha field, Mass., announces the nuu" Captain Randolph C. Barrows, The Ellington 4-H club have Crown Him with Many Children’s mass at 8:30, down­ should be followed by this on of hate with which soldiers can rlage of her daughter, Rosalyn, to Academy at Suffield Wednesday, say. It was a souroe of consider­ heading the fuel oil ration' com­ the Twix-n-Tween Club at the par­ Abbott Is a producer who should waves a man away he means son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. contributed to the -fund being politan club. Mrs. Eric V. Johnson C row n s...... Klvey stairs. " Christian nurture in the family. be stirred to action. Such a coast of (?uba has been filed in tba R ^ r t Leveton, son of Mr. and 10 to 0. -It was the tenth win able satisfaction to her, to find mittee in Manchester, said this sonage. stage his Broadway first nights “come here.” itMixup Barrows of StsUTord Springs and raised by the State and National of Danielson, president of the Fed­ morning that he was in need Anthem— Thursday — All-day meeting of The passage chosen for the lesson conception, plausible as It seems, Norfolk Circuit court as mute tes­ Mrs. Benjaihin Leveton, alSo of against one loss for the local 4-H Club organization for a Red that some of the clubs were 100 "Sing Unto the Lord a New are significant. Two paosages somewhere in the first or second A strflement by the Brown timony to the death of CapL'> Union, visited his parents .here eration of Women's clubs in 0>n- per cent behind - the spring pro­ of helpers for computation and St. Bridget’s B. C. the Women’s Society of Christian is against the experience of wars Spring!^. The wedding wlU Uke team this year. Maizon, Muaka, Cro.ss Ambulance ' fund. Their necticut, waa the first speaker at S o n g "...... Alexander Ruseell are drawn from the Book of Deu­ in which men have fought pre­ week of the run of the many News Bureau said lack of this George Dewey Hodges, v.’hose ship this week on his way from Des gram. She spoke at some length office work that will take place Re\-. James F. 'nmmiue. Pastor Service. Mrs. Marshall Budd of In Air Alert plac^ today, November 7 in and Andross scored’ two goals contribution was the first to be the chib's meeting yesterday after­ Hymn— - , . teronomy,. far back in the history dominantly for a principle or a shows he produces. Or, else he knowledge might result in waa torpedoed and sunk north o f Spriti^gfleld. The bride to the Moines, Iowa, to Daytona Beach; apiece to account for the majori­ with regard to adopting refugee on Monday and Tuesday of next Be\'. Fraacle Breen, Aesletant Wapping will speak In the after­ mistreatment if an American received by the county office lo­ noon in Center Church House. "Peace, Perfect Peace” Caldbeck noon at 3 o'clock, following the of Israel, and the third to from II. cause. should leave them alone as they Cuba last July. daughter of the late Morris Blon­ Fla. He was accompanied by Mrs. ty of the goals. Other talleys were children, and stated that having week. Rev. Marehal FlUp, Aealstnnt was captured by the Japs, but Barrows. Captain Barrows who cated in Rockville. Mrs. Johnson said,it was a satis­ Offertory Hymn— ■ business meeting at 2 o'clock. Timothy in verses in which Paul It was not hate that inspired appeared on their first first night. The letter reporting discoverjr stein, formerly of Rockville, made by Padigimas. Whitehouee, two boys of her own,- she had He has secured the workers for added that “ probably more of the ring by .shark fishermen/ recently was prompted from a The next regular meeting of the faction to her to make these visits the computing of the amount of "Greater Love Hath No Members are asked to bring their commends the wise training in the the finest type o f men who fought Because he is a producer-director- Jut GTilian D efend Barber Shop Hours Hewlett and R. Bourkc. adapted a little British girl. How­ Man” ...... John Ireland Masses on Sunday at 5:45, 7:30, author who keeps changing his important in the. future, .lap- was S4nt to the agents of Hodgeff/- First Lieutenancy has been sta­ Ellington Parent-Teachers Associ­ to the different clubs of the Fed­ ever. it was possible for the cluba oil that wlirije allowed to each of own luncheons and to return their Scriptures that Timothy had had on both sides in our own Civil The Rockville barber ehope will A meeting of the Wednesday ation will be held at the Ellington eration, as they enabled her to Sermon— 9, 10 and 11 a. ro. mind, changing his shows and the ar.oso 'oldiers will have to get ship at Havana, who sent a copy ^ ct'lJp in Rocki^iUe Ko on toelr new echedule today, tioned at Fort Des Moines where or individual members to adopt the 5,264 who made application on Anniversary Plates.’’ A Foodless from his babyhood. War—men like Lee and Pickett in accustomed to the meanings he was concerned with dirsction afternoon club was well attended town hall Monday evening at 8 find out first hand Just what they "Being Worthy of Victory” Food Sale will be conducted during The Bible from the very kipen- the South, and like Grant in the critical fraternity have to see it to his wife's attorney here. Saturday, when the ehcms wiH yesterday at the home of Mrs. children orphaned by the present the two days of'registratlon. Since •of Amt'i'ican gestures." ProTM Effidenl. of the WAAC officers camp. At o’clock e. w. t. The meeting are doing. October is always one Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. S t Francto Parle the business meeting and members iiig of the books to its close is North—nor waa it the motive so many times that any one of The outside of the large signet cloee at 8 p. m. Inatead of 9 p. m. Mary E. Hovey. A book review war. from Poland, Russia or other that time others have left their ring bore Ihe initials “fJ. D. H.” Daytona ^ach he will assist In will be in charge of Mrs. Edith of the busiest months of the year Receaeional Hymn— South Windsor Town Hall will contribute the price of a food a great chronicle of home and force in men who had the destiny them could play almost any part ae In the past. was given by Mra J. Watson allied countries. Mrs. Peterson applications with tng local ration­ Named for Paddy Wagon the letter said, and on the Inside 'RbdnrUte, Nov. (SpectaD—A establishment of another WAAC Liisa. president. A Book Review in any organization, and during ing board and that vriil bring the "God the Omnipotent” . . . Lvov Re\-. Edward C. Roeenberger donation. family life. Even in crude and of the nation' at heart, like Lin­ at a moment's notice. Attendtag Game Vibert, librarian at Wood Me­ urged the club to get behind the Now Abbott's newest musical waa engraved "E. R. G. ’17." Mra. camp. program is being arranged by that month she had spent nine number to well over -6,300. As Organ Postlude— Friday, 8:00 p. m.—A social eve­ rather. violent times we have the coln. it ataip^fei the number of The membere of the Camp recruiting of nurses of which there show, "Beat the Band," waa prais­ Chicago—(/Pi—Unable to obtain Hodges, the former Edna Ran­ Donald Cote, son of Mr. and morial Library. The hostesses were Miss Nellie McKnight, librarian, days in attendance at national there are three other operations to "Marche Herolquc” Masses at 7 a. m. and 10 a. m. ning sponsored by the members stories of rich and beautiful ex­ It is doubtful whether any sol­ fed at the alert on Frl- Woodstock Club are attending the Miss Hovey, Mrs. Ralph M. Grant. is dire need. She also asked for ed by most of the critics and is a an ambulance to take his expect­ dolph Green, said she gave suclr Mrs. John Cote' of Westford ave­ in commemoration of Nhtional meetings, four in county meetings. reports of all activities to be sent be followed in addition to the com­ Camille Saint-Saena of the Chappell Group at Miller's perience. One thinks, for in­ dier can adequately fight for de­ caused aome confu- Connecticut-Rhode Island football Mrs. A. N. Alien and Mrs. Theo­ hit. Nevertheless, Abbott, who ant wife to the hospital, Stanley a ring to Hodges in 1917. game at Storrs this afternoon. nue, has enlisted In the Army Air Book Week. Several of the She had also made visits to seven in before the first of the year. puting of the oil allotment^ over Evening service 7:30 o’clock in on Tolland Turnpike. stance, of the child Samuel, de­ mocracy who has not deep In dore Gurney. Grammar school pupils will take of the clubs in the state. One thing the Chapel. Center Church voted to the services of religion waa a good actor and then became Napior called a patrol wagon. The 30 Lost In Sinking the majority e t the CtvU- Erecttng Bolldlnga Corps and will leave Monday for To Adopt Two Ohlldifen ' 200 more workers are needed. him the consciousness that he is George W. Hills, son of Mr. and part. New members will be re­ that impressed her in many of Sermon: Strengthening Our Bev. Wateon Woodruff, Pastor a good playwright and then be­ stork, however, won the race and Hodges and 19 others were lost Dcfense wtwkera reported Volunteers started thie morning training In aerial photography. A short business meeting of the Most of the teachers have volun­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Church by the love and consecration of fighting for homes and for a way Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills of Wapping, them was that they were alive to American Heritage: Msmy People, his mother. It was this saifie of life. It is this love of home came a good producer, decided Mrs. Napior gaVe birth to a 7U in the sinking of the ship. Four*' an the erection of the six buildings He has been employed at the ceived at this time. club followed, during which it was teered to work. Others are needed Rav. Jamca SUuu-t NriH> Rector iptly to their poata. vrho enlisted in the U. S. Army the opportunity for getting new One Nation. Goepel singing and Sunday, November 8, 1942: Samuel who lived in warlike and family and the right way of some clYanges should be made. pound son in the speeding wagon. teen were saved. to be demolished at the bomb Warren Woolen company since voted to adopt two children, and to tailor the books, address the Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity Ooming at that hour, moat of 1940, A graduate of St. Edward’s Signal Corps eight weeks ago, has members, an opportunity that ex­ a Friendly Service. 9:30 a. m.—Church School, with times, .of whom we are told "that living that, more than anything But, in his changing and restaging "W e’ll name him Pat," decided The letter was filed in Circuit’ demonstration to be held in Rock­ that the president, Mrs. House, envelopes In which they will be he has made "Beat the Band” a workera felt that.lt was an of- parochial school and the Stafford been promoted to the rank of Cor­ ists in nearly every town in Con­ 9:30 a. m. Church School. classes for all ages. he hevp^^d Agag in pieces before else, has made men brave and Napior. "because he was born in court where the ship masterit ville on Thureday evening, Novem­ make the necessary arrangements. enclosed and to file the applica­ 9:30 a.m.—Church School. faster and funnier musical. a Paddy wagon." will, s letter to his wife and fam­ i] wimlng. and the etreet ber 12. 'The buildingi are being High school in 1939. poral and to now at Red Banks, Marlborough necticut, with the Influx of new tions. Because o f this extra work 10:45 a. m. Church Nursery 10:45—Nursery, in Charge of the altar.” irresistible in battle. tt Is no were quickly eatlngulahed N. J. workera in the war industries of Mrs. House reported that a total for pre-school children. Mrs. Ronald Wadsworth, in ?es- 10:45 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Originally, to take you back to ily, has been admitted to probate. made of salvaged lumber, with George Swantpn, 82, retired the volunteers are needed and any sermon by the Rector. Sermon At a time when in our pres­ mere form of words that asso­ the first story, Jerry Lester was t the Hrat sound of the blackout stone maker and a native of Staf­ Mrs. Katherine Bates, mother Mrs. Boward Lord the state. Many, of the wives of o f 26 pairs of mine sweeper mjtte 6:00 p. m. Youth Fellowship sion during the church service. ent-day life violence and horror ciates home and country in the Orabs (iooae Barehanded Considerable difficulty had been members of the Ctvillan Defense person who feels that he can be of Topic: "Attendance” . The Senior the ga-ga brother of Band ifeadei- experienced in establishing legally aL In eome sections It could ford, died suddenly Wednesday of Mrs. Frank Hayes of Wapping, S84-S, East Bamptoa these men are available club ma­ have l^ n made by club members, Hi-League. A meeting of wor­ 10:50 a. m.—Morning service, are so adjacent to all the finer noblest aspect of patriotism and forcea and others giving their ser­ and. It was' voted to continue this assistance is asked to contact Mr. Choir wrill sing. Damon Dillingham l played by Wheeler, Ore. (Pi—"Silly goose" that he was dead. be heard as to whether or not vices.' 'The work will be completed night in West Stafford. Mr. Swan- is seriously 111 at her home on terial. The state president said she Bailey as soon as possible. ship' and discussion for all high with sermon by the acting pastor. and beautiful things, we cannot service. ywiii whiatlea sounded the alert Sullivan avenue. believed in unlimited membership, work and to purchase more ma­ Rev. Paul Roes Lynn, on "A Time Processional Hymn, "Oh Zion, Jack Whiting) and he arrived at is right! Franklin ' Knight was tomorrow. ton for many years traveled At lU meeting .Thursday night The notice that books uncalled school age youth. cavil too much at the discrepan­ I often think of that young the office of his brother's agent I or simply the blackout slg- There were several membera of unless the meeting place* waa>loo terials. Mrs. Peterson explained 6:30 p. m. Senior Epworth for Greatness.” Anthems by the Haste!” fishing in a rowboat when a wil.l New Mexico’s Chaco Canyon throughout the country and made the local Grange elected the fol­ for at the local rationing board Te Deum ...... E . Markham Lee cies of a bygone time. But we man from a Christian home, the with plans for writing a play, hir­ goose flew directly at him. He National Monument was visited by Ttae all clear was sounded at several trips across the ocean. He Wapping Grange who attended email to accommodat a large num­ that, these would be needed for the for additional gasoline that were League for ages 18-30, including choir: "Holy Art Thou" Largo can appreciate the fact that, in son of a theological professor, lowing officers for 1948: duration, and that in England they Introit Hymn, "My Country 'tis Of ing bushels of beautiful girls as grabbed it barehanded. 2,245 persons during 1940. 06 p. m. worked at the quarries in Monson, Etost Central Pomona Orange No. Maater, Alfred Vine; Overseer, ber. Cluba should be de^ ^ ratic not called for were to be further married couples and soldiers. from Xerxes, Handel: "Seek Ye spite of horror and violence in who enlisted in the very dan­ 3, which met with Vernon Orange arO also used by fire fighters. Mrs. Thee” secretaries —observe these direc­ OoBectloii of SUk Hoee Mass., and before retiring about Charles Oanter; Lecturer, Mrs- and without class distinction, and cut unless picked up by Monday Speaker: Miss Edith F. Welker, the Lord," Roberts. the past, rich and beautiful things gerous service in the first World tions carefully if you Intend to W illington last Wednesday svening. admit all races and creeds. Unless House who is chairnoan of this former director of Children’s Work 6:00 p. m.—The CYP Club. Offertor. Anthem, "Ye Shall I,MU«nce M. Dillon, chairman of 20 years ago was employed with NetUe Vine; Steward, Samuel resulted In many calling at the lo­ Dwell’’ ...... John Stainer have persisted, and they will sur­ War. He said to his father, become a playwright—and also he Salvage eommlttee of thcVer- Mlae Jeonto B. Cburch the Gary Brothers hers. Mr. A farewell party was held at that la the case they are not be­ work was authorize .to buy what cal rationing board this morning for the Methodist Churches in the The .Week vive ^he tragedies of the present •'You know, father. I am very Dancauae; Assistant Steward, ever is necessary. Sermon Hymn, "O Say, Con You posed as the aid to the god-father Defenae (Council has an- Swanton was the last person born the Wapping Y. M. C. A. for Miss Elinor West; Chaplain, Mrs. ing democratic, “If our Federation and by the time the office closes United States. Her subject, time. timid, and I would' not go into Mrs. R. K. Anderson, who has Tuesday, 10'.30 a. m.—All-day See” ■ of s young South American that the coUecUon of old, In Stafford whose birth record Frank E. Dodd, who is entering Catherine PettengiU; Treasurer, to to stand back of our democriitic today most will have been called "The Progress of Interdenomina­ Is it too much to . fd w t lot, game time 8:16 p. m school officers have extended an the State University is located, had service, for the fine Job he and the Mr. Lynn. Kloppenburg, leader. will be salvaged and used in war ' Abbott has tightened and speeded have returned to school after be­ Mrs. Lillian Ladd Reed has re- ' St. John’s Polish Church Rmaa tw o clubs met the first game Invitation to residents of East and On Anniversaries taken upon themselves the task of observers in this vicinity have been We wish to make our list of 8:00 p.ra.—Senior Choir re- projects. I the Band** there was a . I f lb s aeaaon and after^four quar- ing confined at bomei Ul of chicken turned home from Burlington, ' ______doing, stating It was one of the Emaanel Lutheran Church hearsaL (lolway Street South Windsor. The assembly will calling upon all new women in the Center church men and women In The divers. David Davis. 6o,AK who,..u ■ i whprc j w a » deaf i t_ music publLsh- bta flC'hard fodBfeill the AU-Rock- poK. community, inviting them to their most efficient smd best organized Thoraten A. Guatafson, Pastor Thursday, 2.00 p.m.—Ladies' Rev. S. J. Szczepkowski, O. S. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux begin at 11:13 a. m. the hour at Vermont, where she was called on j jjrs, George Patten and Miss the service complete and up to HOea were able to overcome the account of t ^ death of her sister. ; Olive Shaw were the honor guests first club get-together. As a re­ posts In New England for this Im­ date. Everyone is asked to help Guild. work for 40 years, and his son, i a song while Jerry Lester makes Upbas and defeat them by a score visited frlehds In Mansfield this which the Armistice was signed. Sunday 8:30—First mass. The first meetings of the air Mrs. Harry Wood has been con- j at a -^arty held last night at the sult $6 guests attended the supper portant Civilian Defense work. by turning over names to Mr, 6:30 p.m.—Girl Scouts. Troop 10. Basil, 42. probably will not com- = , ' 19-18. The managers of the two week. that night and over 20 became A t the close of the program the 9:15 a. m.—Sunday School and Lynn or Mrs. Nettleton. Friday, 7:00 p.m. — First Aid 10:30—Second mass. A very email attendance of the raid protection courses will be fined to her home for several days hopae of Miss Theresa Hublard of plete their job for about a month. ' Publisher used to : ma have been trying for two members of the club. hospitality committee of which coimiiicf KMcn Bible classea The Women’s Federation to Class. Mr. Young, leader. Choir rehearsals following each Thev will work from 10 to 20 feet . Bowesl Ladies' Aid society was noted held Friday at Ellsworth High w’lth a serious cold. j Raat Middle Turnpike. The affair 10:30 a. m.—The Morning Ser- ika to arrange tomorrow’s con- The annual meeting of the Tol- ; A-as In celebration of the recent She added that the Enfield Club Mrs. Ernest Bantly is chairman II8ICUVFIII NinCIMIUS planning a Pot Luck Supper and 8:00 p.m.—Woman's Auxiliary bc!ow the water's surface and ' be didn't like a song. ; and one of the best games of Wednesday forenoon. A few more school. All students in the school has received its First Aid certifi­ vica. birthday offering. are enrolled. The course is design­ land Aqueduct Company was held/f i9th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. served tea and a variety of de­ AINEBITIIE lEltllllUl Christmas Party for Wednesday, about one-third of a mile out in the 1 1*bls particular bit of business laason Is-promised the football women came In the afternoon to cate from the State Defense Coun­ 10:30 a. m.—Nursery Cisss con­ Coming Gospel Hall lake happened to coincide with the mo- i ed to give Information for use in at the home of Mr. and Mi;8. r Patten and the birthday of Miss licious sandwiches. Mrs. Edson IMTKVK U illM December 2. at 6:30. Letters to the Mission Circle, about a doaen cil. The Glastonbury Woman’s Bailey presided at the attractive­ ducted during church service. the members are being mailed Saturday, Nov. 14.M0 a.m. 115 Center Street being present case of emergencies. The course Harry R. BarUett Wednesday I Shaw. The guesU were fifteen of Their Job will be to recover about i tJaSoB Chnrcii Notes club members man an air raid ly arranged buffet table. ON ’n iE SAME SHOWS 5:00 p: m.—Vesper Service. This stating the object and It ta hoped Confirmation class for ''girls in tempt to ki.erty on Alexander Aid meeting; 8:00 p. m.—Ftrat treal, told today how' he fell ' Frederick Stengel of the office Springs, did not appear. ham, R. N. school nurse. PoKce Court May We Suggeet the Y.M.C.A: Sermon and music by Rev. and RADIO “ MONEY TEST’ excellent speaker, tells about con street. session of Bible lectures by Dr. I \ pro­ found to be without a permit. Singing Qompany wOl meat. Rockville Society, Sunday, 11; MEN ESPECIALLY haps we can assist yon with a smaU Under a $50 bond the case of I Monday at 7:0Q—Eloy Scouts. legal requirements if R does.:. mot moted to corporal. A few days ALAN lAlE Wednesday, 7:00 p> m.—^Toung Sunday Mhool 11; Wednesday 8; match the coat and pants. ’ <■ Are Invited'to the FOR SALE later b f won admittance to offl- Thomsia Morrison, charged -With ' Peopia'a masting for ,all agea. You Tuesday at 7:00—Girt Scouts. h>an to help you. It will b« to your Tuasday at 7:00 Choir taheanal. 84i.Uiilon street. YOU MAY WIN $5 FREE! oere’ eandidiUe school on the Is­ Intoxication last Wednesday, waa are raquaitad to eoau. t No Comptoto Ooltoetion LAYMAN’S SUNDAY SERVICE to inrosdg ato. V A U L T DOOR land and aubaequently g ra d u a te continued to next Saturday, OBAIO STEVENS ^ Thuradajr, .7:80 p,. as—Open air V "Adam and Falleia^ Man" will be At the getUng the rank W at^ gethar with tha .membara o f tha SelsctlODS from the • Bible in James Buchanan was the only All parts In the piaya of thoia The. Yorubaa o f Nigeria do not p. Evening Ve eilh1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL Pasbnd Deposit Ins. Corp, FLU8.-.“LntLB t o k t o . u . a .” lEliett'WMTB* thia popor .for further announce- Auxlfiaries will worahlp with us. ,elude -.tke following; “ Jesus saith bachelor. president of the United Telephone 8$i8 or tM f permit buriaja until debts o f the TODAY « ' ..Moaait unto Uin, Rla< Ukp u^ they bed,' Statas. -fermais. M tod have been paid. / 1 BAm jrarrBii Evcm fsrG h e r a i ^d , MANCHEanrEn. c o n n , s a t u k d a t , N o v e m b e r 7, 1 9 4 1 lONCHESTEa BVUttNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONK. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1941 TAGS

•4 ------. Liquor Stand Speed Your Letters by V-Mail Is Given Watch No Manpower Au* Transport Pilots WatchHow Bomb*— And the Girl Dye Shows Roosevelt Studying Daily Radio Programs By His Friends Germs Die False Colds Signs "Lacking In Corresponding lvith Men Overseas Control Laws ' Now in Many Lauds Manpower Control David Anderson, who hks been .f. In Election employed by the town.* highway Until January Electron Microscope One-Minute Test Is De­ department, 21 years, as a truck V Fly on Highly Danger­ ward is—an Army captain’s pay, Photographs Show De­ scribed; Treatment for Whole Probleih, Like suggests that, as a “first step to* Idiers from Overseas m or something like a fourth at what wards solution" of the manpower ' * (OMtIaned freoi Pag* O ) driver. Is among those 'who will (Conttnned Froin Page One) ■iW. HIH. MMi; leave next Thursday for Fort ous Mission; Life in they used tq make on the civilian tails o f Defeats. Two Types Differ. Live Wire, Bound to problem, the Baruch committee bo waa shunted to the Senate Mili­ Devens. He left the town employ alrllnea.' re-appointed to study it. . I t . a STOTIIBIT on sniw aa vK n m tie rm . of the millUry affaire committee Plus, if you will, a glimpae now To Talk to Home Folks tary committee, by a 49 to 25 Sen­ Thursday, but last evening was Iceland for Them and S t Louis (P)—Members o f the G ive O ff Sparks One of the best illustratkms o f ' heard War Production Chief Don­ and then of the aurora boreajls— SL Louis—(IP)—^A dye, , which toe unbalanced manpower situx- .^ ate vote. called back to the town garage on ald M. Nelson testify yesterday Requests Conatderutlaa Jb_fla Harrison street on the pretext that Troops Monotonous. the northern lights that are moat American Public Health Aaaocla- shows in a ono-mlnute test'^wheth- Wherever Touched. tion was given to the Senate Mili­ X#w York, Nov. 7—i ^ — Sol- ' Sunday Brings: Talks—MBS, that some form of national service active over the desolate, treeleea timi saw recently bow typhoid, Joeephua Danlela, First World _MkBBl)ilSZBi-s===s=: something had to be checked. He er a cold is true or false-^toat is, tary committee by Agriculture' n ovanMa and man and wom- 12:30 p. m., new time for review­ war secretary of the Navy and legielation will be needed before (Editor’a Note: With this island. cholera and pneumonia germs By J a m ^ Marlow and George Secretary Wickard who said: arrived at the garage Just after toe end o f toe War. . ’ Gen. is it due to Infection 1^ common ki thla country who ara making ing stand, "Save Manptmer for former ambassador to Mexico, haa |om| the other men were returning atory aad these illustrations, Two of the Ferry (Tommand men die. Zielke ” We are losing our moat effi­ aqulpnwnt will talk to each Warpower"; NBC, 2:30, Roundta­ sent a personal request to Chair­ Frank L. MeSherry, dirpetor of in Iseland with whom I talked Dr. Stuart Mudd o f the Univer­ cold organisms o r to Irritations of New York, Nov. 7.—(IP)— The from work and waa. then told that operations for the war manpower Clayton K night the noted cient agricultural porkers vsry _____in a aariea of broadcaata for ble "Democratic Government In man Reynolds (D-NC) of the 31. 1942. the reason was to have him re­ avlatloa artist brings to a. were (^ptalns E. W. Chatfleld, of sity of Pennsylvania presented allergy?—was described recently whole problem of controlling and rapidly." He warnCd that unleee Stha regular "This Nation at War,” Crisis’’;. BLU, 3:15, Wake Up Military committee, that the meas­ Osar M ri commiosioni told the committee he Peach Orchard, Ky., later of Chi­ the evidence with electron micro­ to toe American Public Health membered by his former associates. held the same belief. oonchmloa his series on our channeling manpower, still far means were found to keep ‘YkUled. Pw a tha BLU. Forum. "What Kind of an Amer­ ure be brought out for immediate cago, New York, Dallas and F t scope photographs. The subject la asoociation. from solution, hung across the Amos J. Lille, one of the power Appearing before a Senate Labor BlerB In England and Iceland.) ' managerial help on the fanne, aU |: To make the programs poaslble, ica Are We Fighting F or?" MBS. consideration. This U hslag krtuglff 9e j«a «a om of ths ass T m il Worth and C. H. Jetter, of Elk enlarg^ from 25,000 to 60,000 The treatment for these two nation this week like a live wire, IsWar mlUng fa shovel operators of the depart­ subcommittee, Heniy J. Ksiaef, the unskilled workers you cea , Vtks network baa sent George Co- 4:15, Mrs. Roosevelt from London; However, many members believ­ This is ths asa postal IhslUty af ths lar 0s> By Clayton Knight City, 'Kas., who got' his college times and details are shown that types of colds is different, and con­ bound to give off sparks wherever partamt's Angr Paatal Sarvles. ohleh prsvidas tm ths Mara-CUahtt af ment, presented Mr. Anderson a west coast 8hipbuil(fer, went even place there won’t help in this site ii tay, documentary writer, tp Eng­ BLU. 5. Vice Pres. WaUace on ed the liquor Issue would remain gold wrist watch and a purse of For The Associated Frees training at Oklahoma A. and M. are never seen with an ordinary fusing them may do harm. The touched. uation,” "Tribute to' Russia” ; MBS, 8, tettsrs ta sad firm ths hnaad for ass aUUaasd aataldo ths seaUamtaX farther. He said immafliate action land to conduct four broadcasts, bottled-up In both Houaea.. money. Somewhere in Iceland— The Typlfles Way Trio Feels microscope. same dye test promises to be use­ Some controls will come, for the Wickard estimated that 1,600,- Forum, “Are Critics Injuring Mo­ Uatta af ths tettad Statsi. Thasa adara-fUaad IsUara ara aarrtad m ~ was- called for and suggested cre­ It was Jester who typified the White Blood CeU Enemy ful in diagnosing sinus trouble. the first November 24. By uslni; An effort by dry forces to out­ aaall rolls af CUa aad speh arrival aaarsass ara rais iihiiiai m lattsr ation of a board which would have fiery glory of simset over toe labor shortage may reach a crisis 000 men have left the farms in ths ~tnuta-Atlantlc two-way -short rale?" . law liquor sales at or around way the shut-in trio felt 4rhen In toe human body toe typhoid The report was delivered by Dr. by mid-winter, but the question NBC—1:30. Hail the Marines; ahsats aad daUtarad ta tha adhru aia ia a aaaU 9>aaU aavalopo. over-all authority to allocate men North Atlantic tinged with crim­ last year and said about 60 per .wave drcults, some of the fight­ Army cantonments waa defeated plane bound for England arrived germ's enemy is toe white blood French K. Hansel of St| Louis. He remains: Should those controls be cent went into Industry and the 3:30, Official Army Hobr; 5, NBC and women ti toe armed services, son toe riot of black clouds with toe pilot suffering from pneu' ing men will get an opportunity to In the Massaebuaetta state elec­ Y’WdU aarolaa Is ths faatast ssrrtsa and asst patrtaUs asms to war industries, Dvartamt. suits. tips of toe toflslng whitecaps be- chronic colds and bronchitis are WUI Affect MiUlons ^l^dspeakers will be set up in the and W. C. Fields; 9. Merry Go The drya campaigned actively In aad asms by air la farry asaand as aaU as ragalar aail planaa. It Is Could Conserve Manpower 'pital, Jeeter, although he'd never swallowing difficult affected with an allergy rather Whatever the solution, it will There are four pending man­ Round tenth anniversary; 10, Phil Freeze^Pay low. ■ flown that particular type of power bills intended to mobilize factories. the Camp Edwards vicinity of safsr and aors swtala af daUvary basaass ths srtglail la bald at tha Nelson said existing manpower We were somewhere between In the picture the typhoid germ than an Infection. Allergy Is a affect millions of men and women ' Thla Tuesday nlghfs feature Is Spitalny Girls. plane before. Jumped at the chance was p la c^ in a serum containing war factory and farm workers, as Cape Ojd, but the three town.s r f * af Miarbattm m tU ths phat agraphia sapy is raoalvod at tha point could be conserved in a number of England and Iceland. sensitivity to a foreign substance. if toey are to be aUocated effi­ on the air at 10:16. CBS—3. N. Y. Philharmonic. near the camp, which permitted af daatlaatlsa amrasas. It is aast patrlstls •——r~ - -all asms sea> of a night in London fpr a change, typhoid antibodies, chemical sub­ well aa fighters. Some observers On Sept. 15 ways. Like Kaiser, he advocated I waa headed home after spend­ Many Unneremary Opgrottoiw ciently among toe armed services, Howard Barlow; 4:30, Kostelanetz the aale of liquor, stayed wet In a trlbato diraatly ta tbs aiaisarrliR o f talMblo oarga Rpaao. Thirty aaam ending voluntary enlistments Into and flew it the rest of the way stances which form naturally In Industry and the farm. believed that now, with eiections concert: 6:30, Sergt. Gene Autry; ing more than two months in the Many unnecessary tonsil opera­ Oov. Harold . Stassen of Min- referendum vote. Opponents as­ fa ll slsa. bailor oall aasba aaatatalag UOfiOO irdinmj tattsrs ma toe armed ser\’ices. llie WPB di­ across toe ocean himself. toe body’ when the disease at­ If it is to be done by legislation, out of the way. Congress might 7:30. We the People: 8:30, Crime laduaad ta a alngla f-natl aaak ohaa T sail ts sllllsad g. (Continued firem Pag* Oae) Britieh Isles visiting British. Ca­ tions are performed on children ndaoU, re-elected in Tuesday’s serted a ban on legal Uquor would rector said other ways Included Another Illustration of the mo­ tacks Antibodies swarmed all whoee allergic colds are mistaken­ the Chamber of Commerce of the speed up its efforts to reach e aotu- ' Doctor; 9:30, Fred Allen; 10:30, tba largo aalms af aaU ahleh la aovii« avarsiaa to ths drasd Pbraaa. nadian and American air stations. notonous- life these men of toe Air vote, will talk via NBC in a half- result in bootlegging. lengthening the wor. week, better over It, forming a complete coat­ ly diagnosed. Allergy also is an United States asks, "Who will de­ tion. Report to the Nation. this flvaa arm ladleattaa af tha traaandoua ssviiw In shipBliw spaea bers of the board the order affect­ My trip was almost over, but Transport (Command voluntarily ing. . diour broadcast at 7 o'clock this Surprised at Lee’s Defeat management, gnreater use of minor­ important cause among persons cide who is essential, will man­ Organized- labor..’ Is opposed to e , evening. He will speak on "Our BLU—1, Horace Heidt review; George W. Oabbe, general sec­ Wileb is tharSby hods avallSbla for vitally aaada ' ~ ed all non-agricultural wages and ity groups, and discouraging ab­ Capt. S. T. Stanton’s crossing was live occurred the night before I This made toe coating slippery national service act through which -aad amitlaas af m r. Just another, one of a series that suffering with chronic nasal, and agement have to surrender toe 'Republican Party’s Responsibility 2:30, Shov/ of Yesterday and To­ retary of the Anti-Saloon League salaries under 35,000, except sala­ senteeism. * left Iceland. —and easy for the white cells to His girl’s (Picture may hold a dream of the future for this U. S. labor could be drafted for Jobs. So probably will last for the diu"a- sinus troubles. It Is thought to be right to hire and fire, will labor : in the Drive for Victory for the day; 4:30, Paul Lavelle orchestra; of America, aaid today he was ries paid supervisory or profes­ Reynolds described the longer I'was already asleep, lulled Into engulf. Marine as he rests in his lonely foxhole on Guadalcanal, but it isn’t are some farm groups. Some og 0:05, Britain to America; 7:30, Jh Air T*nsU galag aaaraaat, a sional employes. Farm wages slumber by the heat of the old an infection—and is treated ac have to submit to work assign­ ' ;Cause of Freedom.” The talk can- "very much surprised at Senator work week as' ’’right down my al­ tion. „ . Another Method Used taking his mind off the Immediate Job of blasting any Nips that cordingly. ment?” those opposing legislative controls ' the quia. Noah Webster Says. Quiz Kids; 8:30,,,CIaude Rains In ------aaat^staiv^baSiig'*^aU that ip aaeaaaary, ^"***** and i f tha aaadar daalroa come under toe Agriculture De­ ley.” He declared that the average “ ^ p ta ln .” I asked him, what pot-bellied stove in the center of The antibodies of pneumonia Lee’s defeat,” but declared "I transpartatisa ay air firoa tha pelat af srlgia to tl» part af ahbwaatim show up in his bailiwick. The h and grenades, ready ' for quick The dye is used to stain a sam­ President Roosevelt is now contend that voluntary methods (- ■ Inner Sanctum; 9:30, Jimmie Fld- don’t believe the liquor issue beat partment’s Jurisdiction and the American worker now puts In would you have said if you’d been the little, domed hut, when (Hat­ get their germ, too, but In anoth­ grabbing, in front of the picture tell the story. shQUid be tried out fully. ler; 10. Good Will Hour. this aay ba bad far tha ragular air aaU roU af aix aaats. T-m ll Treasury controls other salaries. told, back in the peaceful days ple of a nasal diischarge. A sample studying recommendations in a E^ On Saturday night list: NBC— anyone In the electiona, I mean about 42.6 hours a week, compared field came bouncing in around 9 er way. They don't coat toe germ Announces New Plan a, Abie's Irish Rose; 8:30. Truth or MBS—1:15, Camp Wheeler lattar-aritlat fbcaa ara availabla aitheat aaat at any post offiaa ar aa "Only in exceptional cases” are with 57 in Great Britain, 60 In when you used to kick these trans­ o’clock. all over. They enter the complex under a microscope discloses tiny report by the Labor-Management the fact a man waa dry.” any I.P.S. aaU raato la tha OUtad Stataa. Thay alas m a ba parehassd Policy committee of the War Man­ Consequences; 9, Bam Dance: Band; 3, This Is Ft. Dix; 5:30,’The increases to be granted over toe Germany and 70 In Japan. ports between Albuquerque and “ Look here,” he shouted. "That sugar capsule or overcoat worn the actor after the voyage. Stack- particles. If. the particles are War Production Board Chief He reported there waa “no move at ipy autiaasry sr ethar stsras.daaUi« la p^ar iRuHlaa . pole said; germs which accompany a com­ power commission headed by Paul Donald M. Nelson announced x . f^rSO. Oan You Top This; 10:15 Shadow; 6:30, Anchors Aweigh; Tor national prohibition on foot for listed levels, toe order stated, ”ln general, toe suggestions I Kansas City, that some day you d plane that Just came in had toe by pneumonia bacterium. Flylin Facing adding that no rkises whatsoever be flying them across toe Atlan- "I believe Flynn said he was in­ mon cold, they stain blue. If they V. McNutt. new plan—which he said wax mots' :>,*Edck Powell, ' 7:30, Stars and Stripes in Brit­ the present moment,” and added: n is baUsvad that ths pahUe hda aaly ta bo aaqmlntad alth have heard is that the American rest o f my winter equipment on Result: A swelling o-vercost, ac. CBS — 7. People’s Platform. ain; 9. Old Fashioned Revival; are to be approved unless "neces­ work week be raised to 48 hours,” tic?** it.” companled by a wetting that en­ volved in wrat he termed a shake- are particles due to an allergy, Although McNutt declined to efficient production requirements: "I believe national prohibition will thla aarviM to raasyOsa its sdvmUgs swar ragtOar asi air m il. down. I didn’t question him. He they turn red. Sometimes an ap­ disclose toe nature of the recom­ plan—to control scarce materials^ *Toat-War Reconstruction” : 7:30. 10:30, This Is Our Enemy. return, but it will be through a sary to correct mal-aojustments Reynolds told a reporter. “Said?” he cou n tered . “I He fingered a sheepakln-Iined ables the white cells to gulp toe Trial Nov. 23 Bob Hawk Quia; 8:30, Hobby Lob- or inequalities, to eliminate sub­ Senator Hill (D„ Ala.), the wouldn’t have said any^lng. Id coat and exhibited a new pair of germ. simply said he was getting involv­ parent cold proves to be a mixture mendations, they reportedly: speed their flow into war produc­ proceas of education and local op­ tlaearaly. ed in a shakedown which Involved of a real cold and an allergy. Urged voluntary cooperation, V ; 9. Hit ParadeT 9:45. Jessica Monday Expectations: NBC—12 tion.” standards of living, to correct Democratic whip, said that .the simply have quit flying.” heavy boots and a fur-lined hel­ Cholera was treated with mer- tion, and eliminate waste caused question of longer hours of work Mi-ss Satterlee.” 10 Per Cent Suffer between management and labor by making too many of one part V Cragonette; 10:16, Soldiers with noon. Words and Music; 3:30 p.m. Rep. Jed Johnson (D„ Okla.). gross inequalities or to aid in the Didn’t Quit Flying met. cury germicide. Two things hap­ Bound Over to Superior '"W ings. Pepper Young; 6, Music by Shred- effecti-ke prosecution of toe war.” should and must' be” fully ex­ But Capt. Stanley T. Stanton, “ By 411 the odds,” he said tri­ pened: Stackpole said he believed the Doctor Hansel said about 10 per. on manpower problems; said pro­ and not enough of another. author of a pending House bill to plored in toe development o f any amount involved was 35.000. cent of the general population posed national service legLslation, The program will be put Into I^ U —7, Stars from BLU. add- nik. CBS— 1:45, Goldbergs; 4:30, ban liquor from cantonment areas, af PahXia halstieM. May Use ’OJttle Steel" Foraiulx formerly of Parkville, Miss., and umphantly, "don’t you know what First, toe protoplasm inside toe Court

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from tho famous vlows of his might well have said first him' party’s district "commlttes grandfathor. . But tho campalfn, self. room.” That ward or precinct ’ Two«Man Jap Submarine on War Bond Tour Comment committee was now *11 set . It Affected at any rata, labolod him an Isola­ There was complete truth, for Washington in Wartime News of Vets14______and *Their ______Auxiliaries______. tionist. And he won, re-election. Instance, In Mr. WlUkle's elecUon Jiad an official envelope which it By Jacketattanett Ibnlk In this same electlfin the voters eve charge that the administra­ From the River Road could use all day. ' _____B1 THB tion had shown its lack of "cour­ 'Into that envelope was placed Washington—^The Shadow, ofOfAtl first real down payment on I coming in fast. If you haven’t got By Rationing of Gi PBIMTtNa CO, me. In app|oglmsteIy,enettbirt of thS ^ By Bfakolm Molian ' in touch with Eh'nesi Linders and . Mm*U •tl'Mt ageous leadership” in the matter a ballot that the X party was will­ Things to Come; Covering Wash­h-! thil war and now know what they > ’K«B«bMMr, Conn. liassadhusetts dlst^cts were sub­ Mr. MoUan, retired editor of ’The Herald, preserv^a. his contact ington from the War D e^tm en t | are against. ' reported your boy's servlet ad­ fgaMtAB rSltODSOM mitted' a, referendum .question, of Its diplomacy with Vichy with his former dally readara by writing a wisekly letter for these ing to pay to have voted. The en­ on lower Constitution to C^>ngress (8) xnie manpower problem, dress—do so at once, aa there Is X-' People Moving Back to know! They are sure that . IlMMor France. The only answer to the only a few more days before D 1 u * ii . wedding will be included in Oetoixr• n 1, . IIn i l Xlne ddeStion, which went before columns, in which he expresses his own leisurely arrlved-at con­ velope was sealed. Presently one on Capitol •dHllI, one must inevit- thougdiXar from solved, la getting first class. They are posiuve Willkle charge was another sick­ victions concerning some major matters and hla observations sbly come to the conclusion that the klnd\of blits treatnent that , Armistice Day and we want the Beverly Hills; Country Bvatotne, some 500,000 voters, was this: the committee's industrious ly excuse from Secretary of State concerning some very minor ones, as seen from his home on the scouts would bring in a floater, a future historians may well look foreshado^ epoch-making war­ ' Honor Roll completed by then. n tid R o n fli R o a i But Hollywood ^® has•>« l-»PPy- other lOeas.^ "Shall the RepresenUtlves lii banks of the Nlantle River. Look for his contribution each back on the fa)l and early winter time leglcl^on. Is Your Boy Ltetod? nomes ana neacn nesi* the jQeiiicral Court from this dis­ Hull, inferring that our policy to­ bum or anyhow some purchasable Having your boy’s name and ‘ Hollywood, in fact, not only week-end. of 1942 as ths "turiilng point” in dences Being Closed. other ideas but gives voice tol trict be instructed to vote to re­ ward Vichy had mysterious objec­ voter. He would be given the the war. No.* 9. Pric*\ control, rationing, address up at the Home has many Mary Bushnell ^OTBSCRIPTIOW RATES advantages—the members can Rv u/.nirf.v ' y®“ ‘*®"’* believe ma,'l quest the President and Congress tives the ordinary American could Since, by this time, the elecUon«>won every seat In the House of •ealea envelope, instructed to sub­ The reasons; (1) the Solomon forced savings qnd all the other u .. n,,. to into one Of the better bistroal .2sS«%*Sil«-;;:::::::::’« not be expected to understand or stitute the sealed envelope for his Islands battle has spread to the factors in the waVon inflation are write to them—and other service Cheney Hollywood,. Nov. 7.— The the day after a marriage. Tbersl to call at the earliest possible mo-, is a matter of four-day history i t ; Representatives last ’Tuesday—or whole 1,200-mlle long Coral Sea shaping Into accroted facta and will be tended these boys. spectre of gas rationing loOms you tv^/0 reactions;' ment a convention to frame a even privileged to know about. has already, in all probability, bo- \ if they hadn’t won any. own, while in the booth, and vote and may go down as the greatest the public is coerating whole­ Mons-Ypres Post A meeting of the dart league large over Hollywood. It looks no niore, no less. There you wlO ■■•x' MBlilBBR o r fede>|il constitution under which To the ordinary American, we coine half forgotten by moat of That's why It seems to me that It, pocketing his unsealed one and battle the Pacific ever has seen. heartedly, in regulatoW measures 'Will be held at the Home tonight g . S. W . V. Aux. large, of course, over the entire hear the industry giving iU optit- TWl ASSOCIATED PRESS they- Riay unite In a democratic think, the State Department’s the people who did the vcglng. bringing it to the committee (2) The Unitfd Nations' offen­ that a year ego brought a etorra. AU wishing to be on one of the country. That Isn’t news. ion, makincrmaking up its mind, settlinirsetUintl ' Tkt 'ASwolAUd PrtM it exolutitt* the election wiU very soon have sive in Egypt is more than a side­ B. W. V. teams In the league this winter But.' in Hollywood, a lack of tr Witmed to tho at* or ropubl cm- wortd^^^vemment T" policy toward Vichy has been Elections,'in times such as these, room. Upon the completion of of controversy wbenever^ey were the future of the pair who Just dial been forgotten by the.great ma­ show and could be the beginning mentioned should be at this meeting. gasoline is a tr\ily appealing i the deed. V Uon o f ^ oowi dltpmtohoi clearer than the SecreUry Imag- which transaction and the deliv­ A u x ilia ry )■ to It or not otherwise credited In • rn'iall ways the result of the are major affairs to few other jority of those who took part in of the encLof the battle for, Africa (10) The United States h u had The Armistice church service idea. Consider why: Today I went 'Take the case of Gary Grant. | t u t s pmper and mleo the loeml newi ery of the unsealed envelope he and control of the Mediterranean. will be held a t the North Method­ to RKO, to Culver (City to MGM, r>i^llihed herein. votliig, on this question whs'slg-I ines. It has been a policy which, than the politicians, big and little. it. There will be, I suppose, the its off-year elections. Don’t tmder- ‘Toys for Britain’ Picks Committee When Cary married Barbara Hut­ ■ 'AH riebtt of repobllomtlon of nihqani.' It was unusual, for In- m every respect, has deserved tho was to receive—and did—the two (4) The battle for Stalingrad cstlmate the importance of \tots. ist church tomorrow morning at and out to Universal in San Fran- ton, the town was dellghtofL'l In fact the llttler these are the same amoimt of wrangling and cisco valley, ft was all necessary. Speclml dlipmtehet herein mre mleo staitce, that more than half the ©Id and ugly label of appease- bucks or the flvespot or whatever (and the striking power the Rus­ For a year at least and mi^be Drive Successful 10 a. m V ‘Thia,” it said, "ia the .culmino-l roaenred ______more such incidents assume, to fussing in the next Congress as in sians have loft when it is over) longer, the legislative branch ci Annistloe Supper The Joint installation of Ward It was in line of duty. (OK, boys, tion of the greatest romance since I Knll service olipnt ,pf N. E. A. 600,000 voters to whom this ques- ment them, paramount Importance. The this one; 1 doubt that there will was the going price for votes that may determine the fate of the settle to its task without eaai The Auxiliary’s Armistice sup­ (nieney Camp and Mary Bushnell you can give that drum roll now!) that Romeo and Juliet affair. This) I^rvloe Inc.____ ■ '''■v Uon was submitted took the inter- nq one has been more eloquent only really vital Significance In be any more; I also doubt that election. This operation could be Eastern front too many distracting glances at Member* of the Mons-Ypres Post per will be held Tuesday night at Cheney Auxiliary waa held in the And I covered exactly 62 miles! makes Dante and Beatrice look] est and trouble to vote on it—a than Secretary Hull in his do- —and was—performed over and the ballot box. It doesn’t, of are reminded and earnestly re­ the Home. AU membera of the Masonic Temple, with thirty-eight Hollywood, as you may have like'a couple of gophers. This-wilt | , Pnbllthers Bepreaentmtlvet, The Tuesday's balloUng la that It | there wUl be less. But at worst post are invited to attend. —Official U. -S. Navy Photo heard some place before, is spread Julint llmthewt Sjieclml Agency- notable re.sponse on a referendum I nouncements of appeasement by .over again. ^o. 4. There is a growing con­ course, mean an end to poUUcs— quested to attend the Armistice in attendance. (Jomrade Charles last!" Everything was Just awelL. Mew fork. Chlemgo. Detroit end proved to a somewhat skepUcal i the alignmenU in the 78th Con­ viction here that the striking pow­ but it does mean that the mem­ The Armistice Day parade will Warren was installing officer for Navy turns over midget undersea craft (pictured above at left, as It was captured on fateful Decem­ out. It meanders. They do say, in Then, take the case of lang Boston. •%_____ . queaUon. other naUons, or of appeasement world that in the United States greaa will be. In the nature of Squared the Check-off er of the United Nations in Great bers on both sides of the Capitol Day Memorial Church Service be held Wednesday morning. Tbe the camp. Past Department ber 7, 1941, at Pearl Harbor) to Treasury Department to promote sale of War Bonds In hundreds of fact, that the Los Angeles city Turner. Here waa quite another] BUREAU OF And the vote they cast speaks elements within this naUon. But we do actually poeeeaa the right Of course the booth tender was Britain (both in the air and on the can come to grips with the prob­ which will be held tomorrow morn­ parade starts from the Army and President Inaz Batson installed cities from coast-to-coast. Its visit to this state will be under the direction of our War Savings State limits are somewhere near matter. "Lana got married to) MBUBER AUDIT thlnga, groupinga of those who, Administrator Instead of a Tokyo war lord. These two photos tell their own story of how the sub’s Needles on the east, Del Monte C1RCOI.ATION8 for Itself—196,000 for, 65,000 |fg different, apparently, when it to contrS our own government accountable for his envelope until ground) la rapidly being brought lems ahead without fear of Im­ ing In the North Methodist church. Navy club at 10:16 a. m., and will the Auxiliary. Stephen Oane?" the town said.'I for various reasons having noth­ to such strength that it is no mediate loss of their Jobe. go straight to the Memorial Hos­ ■tab-in-the-back venture backfired. on the north, Mexico City on the Well, you know Lana. A youtiFI The Hers Id - Printing____Coroomny. against, or a three to one majon- | j, ^ question of some pet appease- and to do it without qualification, ha had voted, because the number Membera will assemble at Depot John A. Buchanan Is ohr^ new Ino, mssomss no Unmnelmilelm responsi­ ing to do with party names, favor longer posaibleL. for the Nazis to If you are Interested in follow­ quare at 10 a.m. and from there pital for the exercises. commander and he is well quali­ -4> south, and Hawaii on the west. kind. Fllghtly. It won’t lost sixf bility for tvpogrmphleml errors mp- ty in favor of the question. ment of his own. whether we make a- euccese of the or oppose this or that step, meas­ of ballots cast had to agree abso­ Ignore the fact that the "second ing the course of this war, meas­ Let’s see you boys and girls at fied due to twenty-one years serv­ Washington, D. C.—Millions of And there's some truth in the months!" laring In mdvertlsements in the ” march in a group to the Armistice 'Sunday services, at the These were the same voters | It’s lucky that we have leaders Job or bungle It. 'This la eome- ure or policy—Just aa it haa been lutely with the number of en­ front” ia on the move. ure the news of the next few ebpreh where the servicee will be all three of the above affairs. ice in the United States army. He Americana will have the oppor­ statement. I don't know whether it will or I Bmnehester Evening Hersld. (5) Air power of the United weeks by those ten yardsticka District Council North Methodist church waa read *toe result is that now there is who were reelecting Senator | like Mr. WlUkie, outside the ad- thlng that must weigh tremen­ In the 77th. velopes Issued; if it did not there ed out. The Post will carry served in the Infantry, Hospital and accepted, and the colora were Sees Women’s tunity to study at close range the not. I don't know whether (Tory's j Baturday, November T Nations in C%lna is reacHing the If things go well, the period theil\ color* and wear service caps. The Hartford District Council Corps and Cavalry and while in voted to be taken over. Members frantic rush of stars and lesser will or not. And I’m not interestod. ( Lodge, who had been presented to ministraUon, to express what is dously In a world where self gov­ So, on with the war. was an Investigation and of point where the Japs must give may be marked as that In which meeting wUl be held In the Cott- the cavalry wras promoted to ser­ fT c if« t* i two-man Japanese subma- characters to sell what were high­ Anrdetloe Program . are asked to assemble In front of ly-envied "ranchettea” a year ago. What I am interested in is that) them as an isolationist. right and to express what the ernment le under desperate attack course anyone who was found to it serious consideration if they are the United Nations and the United Meifitora are also requested to Roblnson Post room* tomorrow geant. His service In the Philip­ the church, known aa the White iaAllJAlpj M- i l l 1 1 1 : line, which waa captured during Hollywood had settled Lana’a fu­ A Vote On The Peace _ ’The proposal for which they I average American feels, and to to hold the gains they have made. States quit sparring for time and afternoon at 2:30. ------I Japan's sneak , attack on Pearl People are moving back to Bever­ and where many peoples lyill have Papto Ballota have checked in without checking take p m in the Armistice Day pine Islands' was from 1899 to church, at 10:15 Sunday morning, ly Hills, to Hollywood proi>er. ture for h r before the ink waal voted was.a specific, concrete pro- honest war, which this (6) The battle of the Aleutians started on the move. If things' Memorii^ exercises which will be The Hartford District Council’s 1901 and again from 1903 to 1906. Nov. th. The members are asked dry on the marriage license. Hot-J Those Americans who keep con- been deeply concerned to learn I voted a paper ballot for the out would be open to more than could determine the future supply don’t ^ well. It will be another annual banquet will be held at our 8 \ Country homes and beach houses posal definitely leading the United j never be so long m we are held aa o^ other years on the Committees to assemble at the Army and Navy Mrs. Roosevelt Ira n is 1941, the Treasury Department lywood had decided what«tha outo] esntrating thought upon the peace whether a great democracy can first time in a good many years. 1 mere suspicion. However, Just lines to Russia and possibly to Sir story but perhaps no less a turn­ grounds of^he Mjinchester Memo­ Home at the Green in December. are being closed for the duration, States away from isolationism | jightlng some dictators and toady- Sister Abbie Edwards wrms in­ Club. Wednesday, Nov. 11th, at announced today. entrusted to the hands of care­ come waa goisg to be. In abort, ] to follow this’war, and who con- really function, as such. Under got quite s kick out of It. Perhaps before time to close the polls a bases near the heart of Japan. ing point. It at least would post­ rial hosplt«\ Wednesday, Nov. 11 Any member of the Veterans of stalled auxiliary president for toe 10 a. m., for the parade. This year How Britons Helping dear paying patrons, Hoilysreodj forever. ing to others. worker whose voting had been On the home front: (7) The pone 'Victory for months, msyb* at a.m. I tN ^ been decided by Foreign Wars can attend. Tickets Mounted on a huge truck and takers (if the owners mre lucky (|dar i^^rlcan planning for that circumatancee such aa thoas under because I am, mechanically, a years. 11 ensuing year. Her committees we are getting a break, as the pa­ To Feed Nation enough to find them), and swathed did not have the courtesy, the] Here, then, was unusual . and I But we need more .than that; purposely d«3ayed was given the taxpayer* have got their bill for the ArmisUck Day Committee can be obtained from Command' are: Ehcecutivq committee. Presi­ rade will not go over north. In tractor rig, the , nick­ sportamonahip, to giva Lena a | peabs of Importance secondary which this election was held. Well, dunderhead, I have always had an er Frank Drake. named "The Tojo Cigar” by its in gilt-edged memories. striking evidence of the way the we need, to have the administra­ most lately received empty en­ that this year’X anniversary wUI dent, Abbie Eclwards; Senior Vice, view of the short walk, won’t the There is also a blossoming of fighting chance. only to the actual military and now they know that it can. abiding distrust of voting ma­ b* observ^ ™®'X ** ® Memorial Bee-EI members turn out for the parade? Arden Forest, England, Nov. 7. captors, has been turned over to There were a couple of serpentaj American people are thinking | tion Itself realize that the people velope to secretly deliver to the which we were wrong Insist on Letitia Rady; Junior Vice, Lillian motorcycles, Austins, Fiats, and 'jproductlon planning of the war It- We have elected or re-elected, chines. Always after having con­ than anything else. Those taking Curtis; Treasurer, Gertrude Bu­ Meeting Clumge —i/P)—Seated on a bale of straw the War Savings Staff for a coast- even In Eden. Remember? when It comes to the peace. Here, of this country demand a "tough having their moment of limelight. to-coast tour to promote the saie Just plain bicycles. aelf, have a very definite objec- of course, some very tawdry per­ centrated deeply on the task of booth tender on his way through part wiU aassmbleXn front of the chanan; Secretary, Mary Warren; Mrs. Brosnan, Red Cross chair­ aboard a tractor-trailer, Mrs. AU of which brings to mind a Take notice, world; at Hon6| for instance, Is'statlsUcal proof of 1 We would not take 60,000 as Army and Navy Club at 9:30 a.m. Finance Committee, Lottie Beh- of War Bonds and Stamps. Along Cionreid. tim It la to Intereat the people war” In diplomacy as weU as In sons to high office—tndividuale tipping up or tipping down the the polls. Whereupon ths tendsr Connecticut the vote for The Great Jasper. We Anderson* man announces the change in Franklin D. Roosevelt toured a with War Bond rallies there will very pretty picture. Remind me, the hopeful thqory that this gen- ^,^, fields. Let’s get the record from where they wlH march dl- rend, Sophie Gral^wski, Mary Gib- ladies and gentlemen, to be pres­ Because he is probably tba moetl HH^gBsaelvea—the average Ameri- 0 whose participation In govern­ Uttle levers and going through himself passed through a booth, said we would have to wait and recUy to the hospltalX where the meeting day, from Wednesday, training farm of the Woman’s be naval ■ recruiting activities in erathm of wari Americans | gtralght; let’s make it clear to lln, Mary Warren; Memorial Com­ Nov. lUh. to Tuesday. Nov. 10th. Land Army today to see how Bri­ ent when Mr. <3ecil B. DeMille finished character actor to hit the] ^i^an—in those policies which alone ment hold little of promise when that dramatic sweep of the cur­ was checked at the ballot box and see before believing that Jaaper's exerciaea wiU start promptly at 11 Shea mittee, Elheleen Lewis, Minnie communities in which the subma­ are far ahead of magic spell had been brMcen. This change was made necessary, tain's women are helpinK to feed rine will be shown. Starting in comes to wofk on roller skates. screen in many years. Because hi*i ^can give the best guarantee that the people whom we are asking It comes to the time for the mak­ tain control that makes you feel voted bis envelope. The tally was Y ankee a.m. An-appropriate reUgioua and Connors, Inez Batson, Letitia because of the holiday. also That would be worth the price of two-minute portrayals of tha bus*] tlon in their reaiizat Well, it has been broken. speaking program has been ar- the nation. San Francisco, the tour winds ’ this self-same war won’t have to' to fight for freedom that they are ing of the peace; there will be that you are “taking a bow,” now correct and there was noth­ By A. H. O. Auxiliary Rady, Minnie Hale, Mary Gordon; announced that the first part of Riding with her were the Earl through California and then heads admission' band in "The Bride Takes a Fly* I fact that the peace is Ji not fighting to support Laval and We based Baldwin’s cbancs o< rangad byt|the committee which Legislative Committee, Failnie Hollywood, though often magni­ er,” the head waiter in "The Big] be fought over again twenty years quite a neat little group of “pre* have left the booth with a dark ing to indicate that one envelope slection principally on a strong will be ifi’ charge at Comrade the quota of dressings has been of Dudley, Midland regional com­ Eastward by way of the South­ portant as the war. Here Franco in office. Let’s root this Waterman, Letitia Rady, Inez Bat­ completed, and a start will be missioner; Lady Denman, head of ficent where outaidera are coo Street,” and the fitter in “Onoaj ^ fkora now. Pearl Harbor laolatlonlsta” In the suspicion that the blamed ma had been on a dubious sort of vS' A long, long time ago we wrote nin by Jaspsr. Baldwin wont /Frank Bmy. No. S04S V. F. W. son, Gertrude Buchanan; Ways west. Porta have been cut in its cerned (and I do mean the aoldiera thing building behind - the handily, on his own. ' Due to working conditions we made on , the second half. This the WLA; and Maj. E. C. McMil- sides and v alkways Installed to Uix>n a Honeymoon” were It la easy, in an extreme sUta- sickly appeasement out of our next Congress, end for the most chine probably had made me vote cation for some eleven hours. . that we ahould hate to be a Con­ and Mesuis (tommlttee, Mary Gor­ consists of 30.000 dressings 2 by 2 and the atarving peoplea of Eu­ pungentiy perfect that they stood] leadership of WlUkie and WeUc lUcy altogether. Let’s get hon- We said General Apathy had know a lot of our members cannot don, Minnie Hale, Lottie Behrend, land of Bristow, Okla., United give the public a good view of the rope), is sadly lacking in one type ment of the case, to blame the de- part they may be depended on to for a dolt-headed goof whom I know of one Instance in my necticut congressman facing what take part, but we hope aa many Inches. Attendance continues to States liaison officer. deadly craft. out in 90 minutes of film, and Roosevelt Here Is the and tough, with ourselves and been over estimated, but might Armistice Supper Jull L’Heureux; Auditing (Com­ be good, and we should be able to of sportsmanship. Whether this he has been one of the ooluntry’aj jRniction at the last peace upoa have saved some of the seeds of loathed, execrated and despised, home town—it was in the famous we called the Instinctive revolt In hurt Baldwin in the smMl towns. who can will be In the parade. Through dewy grass and sticky The . undersea craft went be because the attitude ia good age American bidding such lead­ the rest of tho world. mittee, Mildred Tedford, Minnie fill this quota quite readily. mud, Mrs. Roosevelt went from a top radio actors since 1986, has I the relatively small bloc at "wilful their Isoletionlem for future crop­ and against ths one candidate In "Bryan’’ election of 1896—when the air this year. The small towns. In gensral, kept Ooloi* WiU b* carried and service Hale, Elisabeth Maher, Florence aground on Oahu Island after it copy, good conversation, or an at­ ers to be even more courageous eapa wUl ba worn. At first It was Tuesdayo Ni"hl O The next meeting will be held I 2th century house through the had vainly fired one at an tempt to inflate the Hollywoodian played every known type at pem*| ■Mn” who sat in tho United ping. But that need not worry whose success I felt a deep per­ in one ward a single envelope was Even a eborter time igo, we their vote pretty well Up; Omeral Treadwell; Relief (Committee, Nov. 16th, and the hostesses are aonality, and con do capablF onFi and definite in their espousal of wrote that the capacity of labor Apathy ruled the cities. thought to call off the Armistice Mary Warren, Florence Nichols, stable and barnyards, watching American . The comman­ ego, I don't know. But fqg my States Sanate, the isolationists of us greatly, because they may not sonal Intereat. When I mark a pa­ put through 122 times, At least Day actlvlUea this year owing to as follows: Mrs. Brosnan, chair­ young women threshing, making dough it ain't good. role thrown at him. Beesuoa Ite tel the cause of peace. Here, per­ leadcra to deliver any organised We said Connecticut had be­ The Auxiliary held a very suc­ Julia L’Heureux, Mary Dickenson; man; Mrs. G. Pitkin, Miss V, Rice. der was seized ^as he attempted to one of the finest dlalectlciana tel their day. But the fact is that the be in Ckingresa by the time that per ballot, however, I feel per­ the chairman of the ward com' labor vote In any given direction come a Democratic state. That'a the srar now raging, and yet it cessful food sale at Hale’s depart­ Hospitalization (Committee, Minnie thatch, cutting silage, sorting swim to safety. The other member A refer to the subject of Holly haps, was the moat significant was also thought that those boys Mrs. C. Andisio, Mrs. M. Barry, potatoes, hedging ditches and of the crew drowned. wood marriagea. Hollywood. Because, off scrssw,'hel :,4BdUference of the American pub- great day arrives; it looks a long fectly satisfied that I have voted mittee of the party which was questionable. rather hard to repeat, especially if ment store last Saturday morn­ Hale, Rose (Converse, Elizabeth Mrs. M. Bertohe, Mrs. P. Best, knows the value of puhllcltF, and I vote in the whole American elec­ Manhattan Those two comments, desper­ you have to tell it to six Republi­ who gave their Uvea in World War Phelan; Entertainment (Committee, learning to milk. The ‘'ToJo Cigar" was still car­ In caae you didn't know it, thera Ho allowed these noen to have By dMrge''T«Mker way off from'where we stand on —and voted the way I wanted, achieved this multiple violation of I ahould not be forgotten and so ing and the committee would like Miss A. Black, Miss M. Brosnan. The tractor pulling the trailer, rying' the two 18-foot torpedoes are two kinda of cinema nuptuala has consistently pretended to b* a l thilr way; President Wilson didn’t tion. not the way a machine wanted me the election laws told me, years ately culled from tho past, are can congressmen, after an elec­ to thank Mr. House for the space Mildred TadfoA,ro«, Evelyn Kittle, Mrs. M. Butler, Mrs. L Cervlnl, The kind that will laat and the madman in order to get nottoadtl this date, eleven months to a day what we were hoping, election tion In which the demomllxatlon tho exerclees will be carried out as Gladys Radolphi, Florence Tred- which was something like s farm when captured. It had a cruising really win hla case with the to. Likely as not mine was one afterward, that that was the num­ uniaL During the exercises the at the store, member* who con­ Mrs. E. (^agnot, Mrs. M. Chag- wagon, was driven by Margaret range of only 200 miles. Us con­ kind that will not. And tha town Because, when noticed, ha aouMl New York—Anne Fra^lp*> ^li® after Pearl Harbor. night, our readers would be re­ of the Democratic dty machines tributed food and money and th e; well. not, Mrs. M. C3arks, Mrs. M. Cole, knowa 10 minutea after a cere­ deliver. And. becouas. It gtwam a l Amerlcsui people unUl this new “Feel Warm And Be Warm” is one*^>f the prettiest gli^.you of those Imperfect ballota that ber of “floaters” he had handled membering, In preference to some and the returned dominance of wreaths wUl be placed at the foot Browett, a 24-year-old city girl struction indicated it was truly a However, the big thing le that of the Memorial aa in other years, people of Manchester who patron­ Child Welfare Committee, Fan­ and Mrs. F. Conran. We will have who has been doing war farm suicide ship. Launched overside mony into which it falla. decently long port, h* would peontel broke out. ’Then, and then ever saw, is five feet and ten are continually being thrown out that day. He was quite proud of of our more recent heat-of-the' the small towna made It seem Uke ized the sale. ' We especially nie Waterman, Suzanne Shoets, as guest speaker, Mrk! Greeley, Oh, the bride and groom don’t that he deserved the sttentto*. Our. private Institute for re­ we have bad. In the midst of the campaign predictions. the halcyon Roraback days aU Comrade Clifford Dotaen of the work for two years. from tbe deck, of a large ship by It realised that we inches tall. Yet she wears three- and I might as well have atayed the stunt, too, maintaining that Legicm ’Will be the Marshal and thank Katherine and Louie Palm­ Inez Batson, Julia L’Heureux; itinerate director. National Girl At the conclusion of her 'visit, cranes, it was never expected to search into ordinary' problems of greatest war of all times, e regu- For there was, throughout over again. We couldn’t sell that Americanization Committee, Flor­ Scouts committee. - had not escaped the world, but living has evolved a solution to inch heels. I asked her why. at home. I’ll never know about he believed it to establish a rec­ idea to the 22 Republican mem­ wlU be assisted by an aide'from er for their help in picking up Mrs. Roosevelt was presented a return to the mother vessel. “Because I like them,” Anne laVNorthodox American election, Connecticut last Tneeday, a each organisation, so ple.'we make many of the donations. Any ence Nichols, Fannie Waterman, Due to the lateness in getting deerskin covered ; album of Land 'The midget submarine is 41 feet had remained an Inevitable part all heating difficulties this win­ w lth ^t any Interference by the that, of course, any more than ord. He was a pleasing fellow, “tur* the raacale out” atnMS- bers of the State Senate. We Lottie Behrend; National Defense our Turkey Raffle books in the said. "They're comfortable.’’ guess we can’t aeU it to anybody J a special effort to be present. member who was not contacted Army photographs. long, has a beam of 5 feet, and a of It, part of Its prosperity, part ter. |We trlehere which, ae we predicted so Poet Meeting may make a money contribution. Committee, Annie Weber, Lottie maif, the dramlng will have to be conning tower 4'4 feet above the of its wars, part of its peace. vote registered correctly. But side of politics. If you can imag­ {ong ago, paid Uttis attention right now. If this, by any chance, Cail (6116) or (7968.). Behrend, Elizabeth Maher, Inez postponed until Nov. 23rd. Please day moiling, which, as we discov­ of a girl who is five feet ten and military authorities. And we ia still a Democratic state, tt’a a The monthly meeting of the sell the tickets sent you, and send deck. The hull is constructed of When tt bad any. you have someone to look up to. anyhow it was up to me and not ine such a thing as a good citizen t6 the Indlvldunl worth of nny Post wlU also be held on Armis- Several friends also donated Batson; Dining Room Committee, Braves Hard Rain One-quarter inch plate, and is di­ ered later, was the coldest morn­ didn’t resort to. any deferment of congiosaman. stay-at-home brand of Democra­ Sophie Orsbowski, Lottie Behrend, the money to Mrs. O. Cfiiartler, 67 I mean, you have to admire the who doesn’t regard the prostitu­ cy, which doesn’t count; either on Uce Night at the home at Com­ pies and cakes and we are grate­ vided into five compartments, two WANTED! This time, when leaders like to some fllpperty-flopperty gadget ing of the year. girl, knowing that her height isn’t I even In Britain it was deem­ - And perhaps the chief story of rade F i ^ and Mrs. Baker. Mem­ ful to them. ' - Etheleen Lewis, Annie Weber, Pine street, or to Mrs. M. Hansen, To Inspect Camp Of which are occupied, by the elec­ president Roosevelt (too infre- to determine whether ,I voted tion of the ballot as ariy crimt. election day, or in columnar ­ Mary Warren. Gertrude Buchan­ Strong street London, Nov. 7.—(,4^—British The reason we didn't know how helping her career any. An excep­ ed necessary to d o /\ the election, when analysis gets terminding. bers wlU meet at^S:S0 p. m. Fol­ Hallowe’en Party tric batteries used for propulsion. qpMnUy of late), SunUier Welles right or wrong, and I’m hanged I think that we have come Obwn to bed rock. Is the story of lowing the business session, re- We had a retd old fashioned an, Mildred Tedford, Mary Dick­ . Miss Rice 111 censorship, which forbids mention The hull and conning tower are cold it was until It was all over tionally pretty girl who is excep­ WIU See Uttle ctowge It’e a. Republlcaa atats traoi enson; Elssay Committee, Fannie of current weather conditions in and WAidell WlUkie undertake tionally tall is out of luck, so far If I Uke to be boased around by some nttte distance in our realiza­ what the so-called labor vote did, frsahments WIU be served. Hallowe’en party at tbe club Sat­ We are very sorry to hear at streamlined and painted black. was that we were foUowlng the There’s another thing iV ^lght or, more accurately, did not do. now on, ontU Bme aa tha Card games will be played and urday night. About seventy at­ Waterman, Elizabeth Maher, this time, of the illness of Mis.s news dispatches, permitted Ameri­ The submarine was propelled by public discussion of our peace as the movies are concerned. Some any raeasley mechanical contri tion of the sanctity of the halk>t Democrats adjust themselvss ta Suzanne Shorts. new code for keeping warm. of the movie heroes are of un- be ^ well to remember. TheTqct The open policy of union leaders we know that there-will be many tended, mostly in costume. It Victoria Rice. She haa been re­ can correspondents to tell the electric motors only and hsid a de­ alms, they are seeking bo prepare vance. So I like the paper baUot. since then. In fact I am quite taking pabUc ofllo* as If tt wars stories of the past and present war Member Injured folks back home how Mrs, Frank­ which has as its first point the herolc proportions; frankly, a bit that there are going to be quite a brought Governor Hurley the offi­ something mors than a two would. be hard to describe to® moved to the Memorial hospital. signed speed of 24 knots. The peri­ WAREHOUSE sure of it Also I am quite sure told. AU our bingo vrorkers will tumes, but needless to sAy they Sister Sophie Grabowski fell lin D, Roosevelt braved a torren­ the American people for the «»ay 1 ^j^^^enjaU on that one live on the runty side. On the set they good many more RepubUcana In -Resides, It reminds me of old cial endorsement of labor as no We send her our greetings and scope of the submarine projects that we still have some distance Connecticut candidate haa ever year grab bag. OolBg back to also be present. were very funny. We were sorry and received a very badly sprained hope for a speedy recovery. tial rain storm to inspect a Unit­ five feet above the top of the con­ When jieaoe will be our responsl- I without benefit of thermometer, wear build-up shoes and the girls the next Congress than in the tlriiqs. our mote tortunato hmg ag* hand. It Is coming along nicely ed States Army camp and an auxi­ are In their stocking feet. Just to to go. had It before. Obviously, if this Mrs. Frederick Parker, head of to hear that Mae West is suffer­ If you haven't paid your dues, ning tower. bUlty. They recognize, perhaps, I “You are only as cold . as you present one Isn’t even an indica­ endorsement could have been de­ predlctlona, wa saM sooMtolng, the local British War Relief Coni' ing from a hard cold, due no now. won't you make an effort to do liary Territorial station some days The tiny ship is an oversized bamboosle the public M. M. montha ago, about the apse* We are invited to meet with the ago. For the storage of egnstmetion that plans and leaders without I •• 0m. patented code for keep- All of that might be tragedy to tion that there wlU be any change bnoe Upon a Hme livered In the form of votes last mittee has Just made a find report doubt to a change of clothing. so? Also, if you know of any per­ sardine can. The batteries, elec­ Nie^tlc River Road, Tuesday, Hurley .would have been with which a party operated et on the Toys for Britain drive as Oh, well, boys will l>e girls. other patriotic organizations for son, who would be interested in Icy rain was falling by the pro­ tric motor, torpedo tubes and con­ popular support could again be I warm, says. It points out that I Anne, who has 'auburn hair and whatever In the relationship be­ Moat present day voters won't the pubUo troogti having aoms- an Armistice service Sunday, No­ verbial bucketfull when Mrs. f torpedoed by a small minority ®f the red In fiannels merely makes I dark bro'wn eyes, except that she Waterford, Conn. re-elected. It was In deference to carried in the Herald story yester ’Ihe committee headed by Elsie joining our unit, bring her to the trols left little room in the four material being used in the Cot­ tween the government and the in­ remember the time when we used this expected support that Gover­ thing to do with the amoeat t t day. What a fine report that was! Anderson served delicious ^ re s h - vember 8 In the North Methodist next meeting, "^ere is a very Roosevelt arrived at the camp, compartments for the two-man lablatlonUU. They know, per- ,eem warmer, srithout con-I happens to be a singer, at Arman- dividual citizen or In the manage­ to vote a paper ballot in an- en­ nor Hurley took the lead In bring­ time It would be allowed to Donationa ments. Any one who did not church at 10:45 a. m. We will large membership in the l*ost, and but she refused to cut short her ePew. The ship carried emer­ hapa, that there will be no peace I tributing any actual warmth. It spend there. Which, In a way, Hundreds of donaUons from meet at 10:30 in front of the scheduled Wait and . trudged gency food rations which included tage Homes Development^ ment of the war. Some of the velope. That was i n ^ e unregen­ ing about the extension of voting may have been the election toe, attend surely missed a swell time. it seems that there must be some erate days when the r i ^ f to vote houre, so that labor could be sure members of the various Britlah- Larry Lindell stopped in for a tew church. Our colors will be car­ wives, mothers or daughters who through ankle-deep mud from vine and some liquor. : unleas a majority of avmrage ga,erta, with some Impatient as- 1 j, unusual. And t wouldn’t say her new Republican membera will be and of which more later. Amerlcan organisations swelled ried In the parade November 11. building to building. Americans belieVe in It, and be- parity, that the key to your I beauty Is wasted. I would as soon A Thought to get In Its vote for him. So the minutes. He certainly looks would be interested in Joining our , The Navy has removed its en­ found to be better all-outers than at all wasn’t aa aeriously Regard­ situation was that Governor Hur­ the total of this fund. Mona-Yprea swell In those Navy blues. There will be cars for those who unit. ‘Think it over. "I wish we had a little Texas gines and torpedoes for study. Ueve In It strongdy enough to de- | warmth is not In tho weather, or | watch Anne sing as Usten. the Democrats whom they will ed by a good many of the elect<^s ley and labor's own leader* wer* Poat donated $100 to the /cam­ Instead of our regular meeting cannot march. Watch the paper O. C. weather here,” she said Jokingly Mutely It la meet to be said paign. Ths post extends Its b for further notice. No Heat Necetsory. fend tt against the selfish and in your clothing, but In you. your- . , Franclne not have replaced; more keenly Inter­ aa it la today, and bribery at this, pretty *ure of the destination of 'Nazis WiU Extend next Tuesday night we wlU hold to a gropp of southern troops, Has Bible os Protector narrow-minded attacks that will unto God, 1 have home chas- labor's vote, and had even wishes to Mrs. Parker and I our annual Armistice eve dinner Htheleen many of whom were nursing colds. self. It forbids you to depend up- I afone because of her height and ested in the one big Job of win­ polls was about aa common es Usement, 1 will not offend any fin* committee for aU this worthy Hazards OreRter on Land inevitably be made upon It. smoothed the way for It to come at which time the comrades of Worried officials tried to per­ Calexico. Calif.—(fl»>— Mrs. Al- on artificialities for your comfort. I attractiveness but because of her ning. the war and not a whit more razzberrlee in the “Hitler’s Face'’ ilia|e.—-dob M:81. in. And what happened? Forced Labor Plan effort in the Interest of the poor suade Mrs. Roosevelt to dispense Is there hope that the American A * ♦ children of Britain. It was % good Arderaon-Shes Post will be our Denver—UP)—Others may com­ den C. Naud thinks her nephew, Communicate At Once With Feel warm and be warm” la its Philadelphia '’main line” Imck- Influenced by their party label. song. There was, at that period, Lsbor WM the abetaUier m guests, I hope all comrades and plain at the dangers of subntarine with pau-t of her Inspection of the Leon D. Carver, will come through people, this time, will know much __ I ground. At Cfiiatham Hall school, Man, ^vrttched man, whene’er Job well done. Dilworth* Auxiliary Territorials, but she answer to everything. ^ Omtham, Va., she was presi­ After all. In these times, H Is sel­ no state-provided official ballot: he s to c ^ to ein. this eleetlfMi. It didn’t walk Don’t Torget our bingo games In any club members and their wives duty, but William MagnUson this war unharmed. She has sent more about the right kind of each party printed Its own and It through the open, hot deelgnat London. Nov. 7 — — Ansta sUo auxiliary members have or doesn't think it so bad. The 20- laughed away their anxiety and him a family Bible, printed in lt considers the thermometer the I dent of the Dramatic club and put dom the party affiUatlon which Feels, with toe act. a strong re­ the Orange hall, Monday evening. tramped cheerfully through pud­ peace, and glvelt their strong de­ darried only the names of candi­ morse wlthim^rJu venal. ed, door. It would have been a said today Relchscommlaaar will register so that our chalnian, Cornell year-old Navy shlpfltter was on a 1710, which was carried by Car­ greatest enemy of man. “If It | oft new plays every two weeks, oounta with a Congresaman Ther* are good prises and lots of Helen Gustafson, will know how dles while an harassed officer vers through t)>e French and In­ fense when the Inevitable attack had never been Invented, half of I She was so successful that her relatively simple matter for the Schmidt had announced that fun. Last week we played to one submarine that helpied sink‘three Alexander Jarvis Co. cept during a few weeks prior to dates of that party. But the en- Individnal voters who mShe op forced labor In Oennan-occupisd many to plan on. Aux. Japanese in the Solomon tried to hold an umbrella over her dian, Revolutionary, Civil, Span- upon It Is made? It has long been [uj^i^ind would never be either as classmates went batty over dra velopea were official and were War Closes ^oqt Office of our Mggeat crowds, so come Piveident to Visit head. matica. The teachers revolted and an election. Being first of all an "Isbor” to pour another 26,000 Holland would be extended Jan. I along and bring your friends and islands area. He came through i.sh-American and World wars. All the theory of these columns that warm or as cold as it now fancies valid only wheri they were toitial- West Goshen—(A')—TheGoshen—(A>)—The West votes through In our four Mg to include "one-fourth of aU Neth­ Our Department President, © without a scratch. But en route In the evening, after 14 hours escaped injury. American, he la pretty Ukely to you find a hearty welcome. In the Dramatic club was shut down cltiee. They did not choose to die Dorothy Tarrant, will make her No. 102 fulfilling public engagements, Mrs. Center Street Phone 4112 this would be so, this time, that itself to be,” says one of the until Anne graduated. be a good deal more Interested In ed by the registrars of voters of Goshen poai office and 'general erlands youth.” . the meantime—"Keep SmUlngand home a pickpocket lifted $88, all store, which has survived^ four It. That was one way of dem­ Schmidt made the statement in official visit Dec. 8. More about of his money. Then an automobile Roosevelt returned to Buckingham George Eliot waa the pen name the American people have. In the code’s numerous footnotes. Anne returned to Philadelphia and Influenced by the set of so­ the two leading parties. You Buy Bonded’ palace. of Marian Evans. years since they saw this war be­ for her debutante season, but two major wars In which the Unltqd onstrating, conclusively enough, an address befom members of the I Jeems. this later. Members Busy wrdek left him cut and bruised. We are presenting this code for cial, economic and moral convic­ could get all the ballots you want­ States baa been involved, will clow, that they *rerent In the bng for Dutch Nazi laMr organlzaUon In Hope you will all remember ginning, grown immeasurably in years later got tired of Idleness armistice services st tbe North the public use, In the hope that and came to New York. She won tions t ^ t have,been part of him ed, but the envelopes were a dif­ tomorrow. Vincent Valacer, post­ elie. And It was the elee- Nijmegen, Thh Netherlands todies Mailing Boxes their recognition of the fact that ferent mattor; every one of theta master and storekeeper, is going news agency Reported. Methodist church tomorrow morn­ some one else 'will try it out. As a singing contest for society debs aU. hla life; and certainly there Uilfqrtunately, we can’t spend ing. We will meet st Depot world war and world peace are In- | we tried had to be accounted for. in the Ariny, following his partner Anderson* tt out last I and got a cdntract which led to can ha only a few particularly and assistant. Corp. John V. Mora- aU ourXpost mortem on such , The ■evet)' capital sins are anger,' Square at 10:15. Then the Armia- The regular meeting of the divisible things. Thursday morning, We rose In a family disap- pleasant Uappenchances of our be­ Ivarice, envy, gluttony, lust, sloth tlcf parade and memorial serv­ ' proved, but Anne went so far as wretched apaclmena to whom na­ 'The voter, checked at the en­ gban, by eight months. The es- Auxiliary was held Monday eve­ We are vastly ahead of our­ warm frame of mind. We dress­ trance to the polls, took which­ tabllMiment has been In operation ing somewh^ Aght Squirm and and vainglory, according to St. Shea ices at toe hospital. The Un* ning, Nov. 2nd, at the Legion selves, in comparison with last to return to Philadelphia where tional and peraonal freedom does turn as we wW, the Instances In Thomas Aquinas. of march ia much shorter this year Home on Leonard street, For a ed as usual. There was no tell-1 ghe broke attendance records at ever ballot he preferred,-^ or both more than 100 years. ,time, m our awareness of the riot come first among these. So I Post and President Fortin hopes for a business meeting, it was well at­ tale thermometer about We be- | the Embassy club. She still is In­ can’t see the sUghtest reason tor or all. Then he was banded an large turn®®R ®n Armistice Day. tended. quesUon of world peace, our reall-IJ terested in dramatlca having had The Hartford County Council Mrs. Hilda Kennedy, Aux. Chair­ a leading part in a short-lived belief that there has been any­ initialed anvelope. With thaae he X No. 2V4S V. F. W. xation of the intricate dlfflculUes | morning.____nn..... That’s what the code I entered a booth. Thors, ha Inaert- n.eeting 'will be held In Hartford man, reported on the Hallowe’en burroundlng it, and, most signifi­ tour of “Too Many Oirls”, and has thing about thia elecUon which parties, which were held Saturday says to do. - •, ad whatovar boUot ha wlsbad to • V ' at the Lt. C. C. Robinson Poet cantly, In our desire that we do staged several shows for the bene­ threatana—or promlaea—the up- rooms tomorrow afternoon, No- evening. It wee the concensue of Yet, for some reason or other. fit of a children’s convalescent yota, having split It If so Inclined Joins VFW Post opinion of those who worked, that not fail to make our best effort aetting of the old apple cart, .vember 8. , Thursday morning seemed ^ differ­ home. either for replacement .by a new by usiiig paster* or writing In You have a date 'Ha.ye yOu seen our honor roll the children a n certainly not ap-. toward it. ent from other mornings. It was From Caribbean and there any more—ncmes preciative of the effort made by The hopeful theory, however, is Every now and then a play and Imaginably better one or for namoii After sealing the anvelopa the Legion and Auxiliary mem'^ as if it were somehow colder than that ahould lie on It? If so, can not always easy, to prove. There comesf along which adds q new abandonment altogether. Cold ha procaoded to the ballot box 6116 and Comrids Linders wtin bers to dlske tbeee parties * suc­ other mornings had been. Our sc- | word or phrase to our vocabulary, ceaalty win continue to dominata and dapooltad it, of couraa being today at 2l W* have to hand it to (toair- take car* of It at once^ ~ cess. Good honest fun can be ex­ Is, for instance, the relative im­ quaintances who were not living I One of these Is “Papa la All.” The man Andy Holshelmer and hit en cused, but when they tarry it to munity of the isolationists, the our national acts, Just as it haa checked again. tsrtalnmsnt committee for the See you all at church Silnday to* extent of causing damage, by the code were, of course, bu.jr fur the memorial services. SECOND, they're •fftrimg ragaUr FREE im- THIRD, le eneemrege yem m hmee meeeetmrj potential destructionists of the done so far. This was supposed to be an air­ Hallos/e’en party they (iut. on.^ which runs into money, it is time W!A mttrj car tmiU aiui H the mar FIRST, itey'fSiAayasf m $Ma**w/*r ate^ofM- proclaiming that thi.s was so. busy word you can thank the Ther* was apple-ducking, corn El—El for acrtnetblng to be done. Aodter dasiert mm tUmg n tryihimg ptmiU* tmm w M fatm ry-*m m *4 mtchmmic*, tReatiemm di$ce»*rmmdmm€tmmythmg tenrite emrh deme when it it ntedtd, Ptmtimt . peace, when it comes to party pri We ehall continue to have littla tight protoctlon against any pos­ dtmiem men gferim ^^O C E D Tr TERMS. telling each other how cold - they Pennsylvania Dutch, about whom Last Session huaking and other gamea fMloiVi^ BepoK CHvmi mkttfpmmrmymremrmrnd ymriifm. letli, mmd mRlmeemml pmrM. emU rmme n rimm dm I te tmr e r fr e e . m ariesand elections. Are the rubber and jgas; we shall continue sibility that the purchaser of by dancing and the augtilaiy Mrs. Dorothy Wsden, chairman were. The code forbids such talk. I the play is written. You can thank to have progreaalvely more ra­ vote could be guaranteed of Its of Unit Activltlsa, tiirned in fine American votora themselves isola­ Nonetheless. Ss we say. Thursday particular Jewle ^ y c e I^d ls, aerved refreahments about^ mid­ YFhole Band Joins 6 FUU.T a tea teoi tea* m mmm wtelter yoor sarrks rcquiromcoM te lerg* tionists? Or is it that they refuse ' the star In the Broadway produc- tioning; we shall ..continue to un- deUvery. Here Is how it worked: night. It looked Uk^'Old times nport, giving the hours spent at Um he tmm getjrem hit or soaii—your Poadec dealer it rssdy to mpmlng seemed somehow differ­ the listening post, the number of tion of last season and in the cur­ dergo conacriptlon at human ha- A booth tender had hlmaeit R O S S C R A N E up at the Home laatr Saturday Maritim^Service hemte te hit Jehi Pomiac dealen and tiieir aarve you. To protect tbote precious otiloa to Identify Isolationism yith in­ ent from other mornings. Won't night. ‘ . The place vras packed. r members registered at the dividual candidates, and make rent road company. Injga and of poaaessions; we shiatl dr.-. Surgical Dreaaing meetings, and skitted, factory-mioed aacchaoics art stay- of umoted iraosporiatioa ie your car, to kssp some one else try out the code? The title (and use of the word) checked at the^entrance checking One of our new/members—Law­ Isolationism the grounds for re- continue to learn more and mora counter first thing Jn the morning, rence Undell-^dolng aU right In Los Angeles, Nov. 7—(F)—Ori their hours. Unfortunately, I did iog ”oa the Job” to ksep Amark roiliag te ite iottrssi of Araarica't war Just decide to “feel warm and bq | comes from an automobile trip not gat the report, so it won't be afect, forte te* tehtt sow of brtegteg ymmt % jecting them, and therefore vote taken by Papa. The car was hit by leeaona In meagre Uving; we sbaU receiving his envelope. He entered School of the Navy. Ala wlU ha atattmad toestr* Leader Phil Harris and hia f b M k worker* rolling. warm?” We’re sure it oughV'to to Maine aa an taatructor. Not reportod at this time. car to your oteraai PoMiac dsaler for rsgaiar dUferaitly, In the course of regu­ a train at a eroaeing, after which have to abaorb more end a booth but did not pass through entire 35-plece band enlisted in the Mrs. Kathlssn Sweet, reported No tesMsr witet teste of CSC yoa dette :; I work. But Thursday morning we Papa Just wasn’t any more. He had for a-Ald stlU In hla teena Ha maritime service. , lar poUtlca, than they would M the reaUsation tl)at the piling up It to emerge on the ballot box waa home on a abort leave and “I felt tost I should do my filing and mailing four boxes to weren't'quite comfortable about was “all”—hat, clothes, fiesh, ev of private fortimes on any conaid- Interior Decorating our adopted hoys, who are serving they feK isolationism to be the crything., I ' Side, as was the arrangement attended o u r. Hallowe’en party part," said Harris, who wai com­ overssaa. Boxes ,will be filled and it. Felt like red fiannels ’would erable scale ia out, for the dura­ Saturday night.. missioned a lieutenant. Junior Siriy dtrect Issue? have been more comfortable. then. Instead he came out and moiled to the boys serving, in this Auxiliary to Draft tion aa^ unquanUonahly for a Wt Jadom i* Signed Dp grade and who, with his .band cqgntry, at a later -date. The BAST PATM B rrosB the MassscBuaeMs elec proceeded with hla du^es of steer­ Tha HaUasre'en pwty waa members, will b* swdrii in next Of HLU or £ ttSR results there ooipss an Indi- at Uma thereafter, at least. ing voters into unoccupied cub- metpbers voted to turn the good Ab BdOMt Diplomacy Springfield, lU.— (JP)'— Here good atartar for the winter activl Monday.' will collection over to Mrs. Sweet, , OB MOBB salksa that B Is the latter which something really new In the way inMaa things are not politiaal biea, keeping the envelope In bis See Mr. Crane create a Budget Living tiea. And we are promiaed many H a r ^ whose commission car­ for the cheer fund. the case. One of the things that might I of wartime ornnizations: Secre- party poUcies. ’They arc unavoid­ more of theae time*. ries a $282 monthly salary, said Due to the various activities go­ BETTEB m 6 IMPOBTANT WAYS: pocket. Next a party, “worker" Dining Room'in maple as he teachen hia Siihl* Jackmore’a papars have that hereafter the money be re­ to the MssssrhusetU 'sshatorial permeate the White House in the “ jy able neceaattles Impoaed on us by -r ing on at the Home, our room has . . . , .. , . office announced It had granted a was checked and headed for the simple 5-Step Plan of a color scheme. . cpme back vid his membership ceives from his $70,006 a year not been token care of, ao a house asveg tesasy ^ Asaare* yrsatpt ae-eperadv* atteedea ^flMtloBt between Senator Lodge wake of the election Is the fact I chg^rter im a not-for-profit corpor- three groups of first flight parw- booths. Theaa two had to be In Learn interior decorating the easy way I card and button are on their way contract for a SO-mlnut* appear­ committee, conalsting of Kathleen Itetaisa spactel firs* axaetisatis* by a trateed sastsr doctar Orsagressman Casey. aU the that Wendell WlUkie hiu been | ation to the Sheridan Center Worn- noiaca in three foreign countriSB cidluston. The )x>oth tender slip­ lo him. He Is now a fuU fledged ance on toe Jack Benny radio pro­ Sweet, Marjorie BroAey end Hilda a t Itoieieebuaette were toldIsaying the things and making the “ ’*• Auxiliary to Draft No. In which a tandency to pafanqla ped hla envalopa to tba “workar. WATKINS nember of the Veterans of For­ gram ivould be eontributad to toe Kennedy win take charge of the . . I ____ * *til. T>,i..ia».t ^ * lAf A#®^ Chicago. Itn—inaa Purpose of ♦lam the Mt. «r- s * o T H c a s eign Wars. Merchant Seamen relief. room for 'this month, and oee that §He'testetttee eelpaeeeasanr operadsee 0 Tea pay «>hr issue. I speechee that the President him- tj,, aervlee- aettne to a gaaaial oondiUon, Ulsi 'Ilia latter went through and votr Our Honor RoU at ths Home HafrU, Uke Rudy Vallee. who it is cleaned. Each month, here­ at, hi our Judgment, j self, were he filling bU poet o^| men of Draft Board No. «•.' a topOency to goitre In Switaa^ ed. keeping the booth tender's en­ of MANCHESTER Admission Free I baa been replaced with a large recently Joined the Coast Guard after, a committee will take over hrwtetysbnssd wteayssserdk ^le*gtbeaiteg car Mt truth,, for Senator I leadership ae the American peor land. They would be juit as ines­ velope In hts pocket. This he de­ one. due to w> many of our |>oya as a bandmaster, will continue his this work. in river is the widest radio performance*. An InvitiUoo to attend tbe toavetod a way jpls hart a right to expect him to,- w™uiT' capable If the Republicans had livered to the right person at the to tho aarviba. The names are ^ **** *’?• 91-M Center Street 4 •i.

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The Storyi AO Nerway Is pro- winter underwear before going to paring for revolt against its con- | bed.. It waa going to be a chilly querors. Meaawkllo Karen, viva- I night, and he was not willing to dons danghter e( Dr. Stonsgard, i catch hia death at three la the mayor of Troll nees, finds herself morning. Kari Fischer stood at straninly attracted is Karl Fisch­ the window of their small bed­ er, German trooper, though she room, looking down into town. knows she shooM hate him. When ’There waa something about the Visit Krause - Scene at Gibson's Garage Building, Loan GIFTS!! FI sober returns to the hotel where beauty of what he saw that re­ A splendid asMrtment to the gift problem that the oeoupatioB foroe la quartorodiJ minded him of Gottingen. The For Flowers will delight the hospital patient, or for birth­ ho witnesses the arrival of a nuui ' moonlight over road and forest, Money Saver In an 88 offioer’s blarsk uniform. |village and sea, not only glided day preaenta See them a t ... them, throwing a shining veil, half Misgivings i light, half shadow, but it made the Hartfond Road Florist Is Best Investment Espe­ Chapter VH |whole clear autumn landscape Is Expert in Arranging In the captain’s office, the air < glow aa if with a self-contained cially at PresenL with was heavy with cigaret smoke. brightness, as if the inanimate Floral Tributes. B ig W ages. Maps and papers lay spread ^ndcr treea and streeta might at any mo­ the green-shaded lamp on the ment come alive. Located at 621 Hartford road, desk. The captain himself, In full “And all this could be ours,” he Mr. Defense Worker. We would 99 East Center Street uniform, and puffing a cigaret be­ said suddenly aloud. 'The corporal Krause's modern greenhouses offer appreciate it if you would ireod the I tween hia tight Ups, was standing lowered his eyes and did not an­ to their many customers, a full following article. It is true, is It facing the door, handa clenched swer. variety of flowers at ail times and nof, that you are earning more behind his back, his dark, squat Karl turned away from the win­ through all seasons. Just because now than what you ever did in JOHN I. OLSON STORAGE body drawn up to its full height. dow and began pacing up and of the approach of winter, or be­ your life ? There is not much doubt The officer who had entered took down, hands behind hia back. cause of winter Itself, that is no that you deserve to receive that indication that the most beautiful Local and Long some papers out of his pocket and “Paul,” hs said after a while, kind of pay, for the mmcIoI and gift of all, flowers, should cease to Contract Painting threw them on the desk. "Those ’'sometimes I can hardly under­ OMentlal work which you ore per­ Distance Moving V! are my credentials,’’ he said. "May stand you. You talk . . .” bring joy and pleasure to the re­ ceiver. In fact, flowers will ap­ forming in the Interest of your I offer my apologies for this sur­ "Ja, Ja, I talk,” said the cor­ nation. But, are you living stand­ Dependable! prise visit. My name is Ruck. I am poral. “I know, and you're a pear more beautiful than ever Interior Decorating when you purchase them at ards higher now than ever before? attached to the propaganda min­ young boy with your ears wet.” Are you living only to spend what PHONE 6260 istry in Berlin.’’ He scratched hia sandy hair and Krause’s greenhouses, for the dismal months will be made you ore earning, setUng nothing Paper Hanging The captain picked up the pa­ crawled into bed. aside for future years, when things pers and, to gain time, pretended "They are beginning to whisper brighter through the medium of lovely flowers. in general may not be quite so THE AUSTIN A. to examine them. "Of course, Herr about you. It’s not good sense.” smooth ss they now are. 12 Jackson Place Major . . .’’ Let them whisper,” sai(( the People who are Just getting ac­ CHAMBERS CO quainted with Krause's, are amaz­ With Winter Coming On It is a proven fact that needless "Sit down. Don't be alarmed." corporal. "I know what I know. Ja, spending is at the present time, Phone 4S70 68 Hollister St., Maneheatsr The major smiled stiffly. “ We ed when they walk into this spaci­ and I know what I talk too.” He dominant in this country. Spend­ have discovered that we obtain ous and modern structure. For be­ sat up with the blanketa around ing xfhich Is helping the _ cause of our beat results by not announc­ him. "Do you think I was born fore their eyes they can see hun­ Have Your Auto Checked ing oiir arrival beforehand.” dreds of types of flowers, growing our great enemy—inflation. In yesterday? Thirty years ago dug spite of steps taken by our govern­ SEE FDR YOURSBLPl the good Bavarian earth . . . be­ in their full beauty in spite of Konig looked up at the man’s weather. Scientific arrangements With winter fast approaching,'* but eventually there is always ment, to Insure against such a HIGH GRADE rugged face, his thick shock, of fore any of you were bom. Cows defects in your car, whether in the j that day of reckoning when the Too p a n go and potatoes we had. And fought in the large glassed-in building in thing as inflation, it must never- ^ IN U. S. N A V Y —^The d.OM-toa emlser Atlanta knifes ihroufh the water. Conimiasio|^ed Dec, 2C light brown hair, the crease on his surea the beneficial rays of the motor or the body, will soon be coroner's report might state that thetesB bt controlled by the clti- ever year ear 1941, it carries 12 five*inch dual parpose cans and is capable of attalninf a speed of more than 90 land miles an hour. forehead ^ h e r e his cap had in the laat war, and lived through making themselves known. Sput- ! the accident waa caused by faulty with a OMgU- ’PRINTING the hunger. Got married and be­ sun on the flowers at all times. ■ens of each individual town or pressed. He sat down uneasily Concentrated sunshine, plus care­ tering motors in cold weather in- brakes. For your own sake, don't city oil over the United States. lying glaeo with the papers still in front of came a baker and had a son, and dicate trouble soon, and a possible let poor brakes cause any trouble JOB AND COMMERCIAL good Germans all of us. And now ful attention, result in the fine The Building And Loan whan we got him. Ruck remained standing. flowers and plants for which series of early morning pushings for you. One sure method of combating . ' HURRELL CIRL —Georr« Harrell, widely taiMm for his “ In Berlin,” he said, and again you tell me I talk. Let them say throagb cerv- PRINTING 0f Hollywood besuties, U now in the army. A com- H U NCRY • . Leo and Leona, six>weeks>old lion cabs at a Krause’s is famous all through will caiise no end of inconvenience | Is FYee Service Inflation is to save your . money Los Anceles soo, didn’t like posina for a picture antll refresh- with a half smile, “I have seen the what they please. What they this area. to you. The proper thing to do at 1 The use of the Brake Doktor is lelBg It oad eoe tor yooroett Frompt and Bilieieat Prinitaa w this photo of Actress Leslie Brooks as the “Harrell please,” he repeated, and plumped and curb needless spending, in Girl” for the doratlon. nsents were offered. Ann Morley acts as hostess for the occaslom files ot all the commands of the Krause's is also famous for its first indications of trouble with ! extended to you free of charge in U It doeeat eatttiy ovofy etoad- of AO Klnda. central Norwegian coast. They a pillow. "I don’t give that.” He Manchester, folks are fortunte to help the camera man. splendid floral pieces. Persons re­ your car is to hustle it off to the connection wHth any work which enough to have access to a reliable aid. mention you as a student of tac­ held out a little finger. ’’Not that.” ceiving these floral pieces, so nearest depAdable garage for an might have to be completed on COMMUNITY PRESS tics, a good disciplinarian, an offi­ “Paul!” Karl went quickly over and splendid savings institution, cleverly arranged by Krause's ex­ Immediate checkup. your brakes. Bert H. Gibson the Manchester Building and Loan COOK’S SERVICE 8TA. A a. Hobaeo J. W. B an cer worthy of promotion.” to the bed. “We are friends.” he pert hands, seem to sense the Gibson’s Garage, located con- guarantees that satisfaction will whispered. "I understand. Believe Association, which Is convenient­ Otoea. Fheae SSSS <51 No. 51ato S t XW. 5 7 8 1 < Konig could not keep from sentiment which prompted the gift.' veniently at 185 Main street, is | be complete, when this modem de' ly located in the rear of House's me, I do. But still you must not just the place to bring your auto­ showing his pleasure. "The Herr Krause's will pay special attention vice hi used (Clothing Store at 955 Main street. talk that way. These are danger- mobile when it starts to act up. Major means . . He rose. to. orders placed by telephone. The Wheel alignment is another fea­ Years and years of enviable busl- “ Sit down.” Major Ruck turned oua Umea.” phone number is Manchester 3700,' Specialists in expert carburetor ture at the Gibson Garage, and Concrete and Cioder BloekS' ’The corporal grunted and turned service,' make them first choice neos relations, for the good of the tq the window. ’T hat is not what but it Is advised that you drop here too is a life-saving for your public, has placed the Building Reinforced Lintels and toward the wail. Karl stood up. when it comes to the careful re­ present tires. With the Bear Wheel J. R. Braifhwoite I liave come for. Can we be over­ around there in person to both see snd Loon Association foremost in Window Silb heard here?” glancing hurriedly over toward the and appreciate this fine local pairs or adjustment. Alignment system, you are as­ *rhe captain, anxiously efficient, door. He started when he heard greenhouse, and observe where Repair of Brakes sured that your tires will not wear the eyes of the-citizens of town. Keya Made, Locks Repaired. ALL SIZES the corporal say in a low voice, “I Star Savings Account Full Supply On Hand bounded over to the door, opened and how it is that such fine cut Probably the most Important out on any one particular surface, Took Ground it a eracH, then closed it quietly want to marry again and have an­ flowers can be produced. service which the Gibson Garage leaving the other surface entirely One dollar will start you off \ At AU Times other child before I am too old.” with a savings account at this oav- and turned back into the room. Drop around to Krause’s green­ extends to their many customers, good, and decreasing tire life by 60 Lawn Mowers Sharpened "No, Herr Major.” For a moment it was still. They houses soon, and bring home with and which is available to you, is per cent. Wheels which toe in or inga institution and the dividends heard the muffled tread of boots received through interest mediums J. HUBLARD ” Aa I have Mid . a twist of you the joy of beautiful flowers, or the correct dlagnosU and repair of out cause excessive wear to the Eleetrical UtUitlM the mouth, "Berlin is well aware marching up from the road. The some attractive living potted brakes. Through the medium of wall of a tira and not the actual are most substantial. Accumula­ & 50N S - of your . . . virtues as a comman­ guard was being relieved. AU over plant. The feminine members of the now famous Brake Doktor you tread. Wheels which are off bal­ tion through years and years of Re-Uondithmed der. I will be brief. I have stop­ , by the strokes of a thou­ the Jamily will rave about any are assured of expert servicing. ance will also cause trouble, trou­ saving at the Manchester Building Concrete and Mason ped at every station between here sand clocka the silent guard was gift from Krause’s. Krause’s also This is a most Important item to ble which can be avoided merely and Loon, will amount to a con­ Guns Repaired C^ontractors and ’Trondheim.” ’The giant in the changing. aell plant novelties, of which they consider at this time with such a' by making a trip to 185 Main siderable sum, to be used to full 314 East Middle Tumpiks bi the halt darkness, Karl lifted advantage by you in - later years. black uniform thrust an extsnded havu A large aelecUon. scarcity of rubber tires Defection •street, und allowing Gibson’s GS' 52 Pearl St Phone 4200 Manchester Phone 6987 his head. ” I n a y be young,” he brakes can cause considerable rage to make the proper adjust' Why not stop by the offices of 4 :: . . 7 , ^ finger under Konig’s noee. *‘On one - I point there 1s extreme dissatisfac­ said alowly, “but I too remember wear to tires and shorten their life ments. Time Involved is short, this concern today and learn about tion, both in the general staff and how they starved and hated iis. Portland Is Asked span immensely. Brakes which prices involved are moat nominal, it, or better yet start your account in Berlin. 1 have come here to cor­ Even so I am a little sorry it is lock at one point, cause a tire to but the savings to you, in both at once. You will never regret it. We Have Been in, the rect it. That is the attitude of the they who are ^ now afraid.” He break through in a very short money and inconvenience more The Manchester Building and Johnson Norwegians tovyard our troops.” turned back and went to the win­ To Accept Quotas time, at the point of contact. than compensates for everything. Loan Association also is at the Plumbing and Heat­ dow. Into hih mind kept coming service of those who may wioh to 1... V-P*' ’The captain’ll face darkened. Prei-ent'^Arcidents So, for superior brake and wheel Electrical Contj4eton “Especially in view of this Russian the picture of two girls standing But, we might state at this repair, be sure to drop around to borrow money to finance the build­ ing Business for Many m a t s OF DESTI N Y —Hats of Gen. Sir Thomas BlasMy, with their hands behind their ing or remodeling of their present 5.3.3 Main Street FIGHT INC FRENCH—Gen. Sir Harold Alexander, commander o( Vnlted Nations affair . . . It excites the population Portland, Ore.. N oi^ 17—(/P)— time, that no tire or tires are Gibson's Garage for expert repair chief of Allied land forces in southwest Pacific, and Gen. Mac Arthur. . . . I can hardly be expected. Herr backs In a blue saeter door. worth your life, which is the first by a man who knows his business homes. Years. Tel. 6227 - 7606 eastern forces, inspects Fichtinf French troops. (To Be Oontlnned) (Government officials asked Port­ Major . . . I am a soldier . . land today to accept the OPA's thing to consider with defective in that line. Don't depend upon Interest rates are exceedingly Rely on our experience and "O t course.” The stranger look­ / brakes. They have taken their just anyone or you will regret it. low, and rapid transactions are meat quotas and make the beat service for best results. We WUi Gladly Give Yoa ed Konig up and down. “ But what of it, although some packers have deadly, toll of human lives ever Make Gibson’s your headquarters possible because of the way the has been your procedure here? Plan to Refute estimated the city has only enough since the invention of the auto­ for such work- If further details Manchester Building and Loon do Eatimatea. Adminlstra,tion . . . propaganda.” meat for another week, and no mobile, and will continue to, while are^ desired, you may receive them business. Time is moniey in the The captain started talking Japan’s Claims more can be obtained under the folks leave unattended their faulty by merely dialing Manchester building game, and you will un­ Johnson & Little quickly and nervously. He began quotas until Jan. 1. brakes. Sure, you might get by 5012, and Asking for Bert H. Gib­ doubtedly save by getting on ad­ le s Opatar Street vrith the blackouts. He mentioned for a while with defective brakes son. vance at their offices. Drop in soon Bnagoe — Betrlgerotois (TIaude Wickard, secretary of PheaefiSTS the strict euifew, the collection of agriculture, Paul McNutt man- and investigate this modern taxes, the precautionary . patrols Los Angeles, Nov. 7.—IJP)—^The ^ w e r director, Elmer Davis, di­ Press. Estimates will be cheer­ service. and searches, and ended with the 23rd Chdifomia district of -the rector of the Office of War In­ fully extended to you prior to the story at the confiscation that American Legion made public yes. formation and James M. Landis, Job Printing placing o f your order, and you Rnllroed Comparlsona morning o f all boats in the harbor. terday a recommendation that the director of civilian defense, mes­ will find prices most reasonable. GIBSON 'S BILL'S TIRE Ruck was gaxlng out the porch west coast’s 122,060 persona of Railroads o f the United States saged Gov. Charles Sprague yes­ At Its Best The items which Community and window. When the captain waa Japanese ancest^ be sent to Japan terday to accept the quotas. Press can take care of for you, have one mile of track for every GARAGE MOVIE BOUND_Gale dona, “ Vary good,” be said. “Now after the 'Ariu-^tP refute Japanese 538 o f the population; English a . H. OlbePa, Prop. Bobbins (above), vocalist with Sprague had urged increased al­ ore too numerous to Itemlss, taut I ahaJI want a list of those whom propaganda: lotments. any type of job printing which railroads have one miles of track REPAIR SHOP an orchestra, was spotted by you consider troublemakers in the repatriated Japanese, Community Press Is Al­ for every 2,198 of the population. Bpeelailxlng to movie scoots and has left New One packer, meanwhile, relieved you might want done—can be Wm. H. Green, Prop. village.” ^ laset (Foreign-born) dhd Nissei some apprehension by estimating done by Community Press. BCAB York City for HoUsrwood to Konig s^d that one Quiihar (American-born) alike, can do ways Ready to Serve enter the films.' that while some meats may be­ Wheel AUgnmeat, Columbia and Elk Bicycles. Brogge, a ' g e r m a n (who had more bo Christianise Japan than come scarce, there will be enough You at Nominal Cost. A Note, AU‘Ptirpoam achiavad some notoridiy the pre­ 1.000 missionaries and 10,0()0 to go around until the new quotas Biabe end U. S. Tires. vious winter b^ tbe ainglehanded Bibles,” said a report on Japanese are received. Oarbarolor rescue o t %.eXvn tram the rocks), problems prepared by Dr. John R. The names o f A. E. Holmes and SPENCER! Repairs, Service, J. W. Bars have long been asso­ CAMPBELL'S Servteo! WM undoiibtedly the moat dsnger- Lechner, district Americanism IndivUtmmUy Accessories. oug^ 'He mentioned that he sua- commission chairman. ciated with the name of Com­ pdeted Gerd Bjamesen of smug- pVfore Dwelling munity Press—and—the name of FOR SERVICE D otig n ed "No books can be written on 185 Main St. Phone 5012 180 Spruce St. - Phone 5450^ gling put krmy food. Community Press bos for a good Out of Gas — Flat Tire — the contrast of national policy H’( csnifsrtsbls — “I Aall want definite Informa­ Units Started number of years been associated Battery Trouble — tion about these people.” which will discredit the Japanese with superior job and commercial llghtwsight ■ ■ givss firm ”Ot course, Herr Major.” He felt propagandists and cause shame to printing. The Community Press DIAL 6161 •■apart — SssUy sd- the Japanese people as 122,000 LANDSCAPING AND uncomfortable under Ruck’s ayes. is located at 251 North Main SHell Gas and Motor Oil Jaitsdl IdssI fsr ■■• KRAUSE'S “ Nothing will escape this one,” he Japanese returning from conti­ Washington, Nov,. — Con­ street, at the North End of Man­ nental America, spreading through struction of 140,000 privately Keep your ear well greased and d*r (laclu—fsr saster- TREE SURGERY thought. y chester. . have t ^ oil changed freqaentty. nity wssr, IssI GREENHOUSES “ During the nmt few days, you every city and-kamlet in Japan financed dwelling imits was start­ actual personal testimony of ed during the first 10 months of A reputation in a businesa of < Evergreens, Shrubs and <121 'Hartford Bond • Mhaeheetot will delegate whatever men I'need this sort has been gained not only CAMPBELL’S ANNIE SWIFT DESERT y^EILS—Two BritUi tank men, fltelr faces swathed for my tnveatigatl^.” CTiristian treatment they have re­ this year by builders operating 3rd F1„ RollRubinow Bldg. Shade Trees Trimmed Special Attenttaa tn BMoanIto nettinc to keep filea annv, write hMiM from Bfypt. C«MAN HANOS-Wlde trse^ined streyU to throuth this ceived here which would belie the under the Federal Housing ad­ by good business dealinga but SERVICE STATION park in the Bnmtsn city of Nslekik. recently eaptnred by the Gmmans tn their Caucasns drive. “At your orders, Herr Major.” what is more •important, excellent Cor. Main and Middle Taraplke Phone 4437 Ulven To Fbnac "And of course, yoi< will, discuss nefarious falsehoods that turned ministration's war-houaing pro­ H oun: 3 to 5 and 7 to 3 AD Work Carefully and Order* Tel. 370e the Japanese people against gram. the FHA reported today. printing work at the most nomi­ With no one the purpose' of my nal of prices. . Neatly Done. S|ieclali*t m F » visit here.-It is not even necessary Americans.” Construction of 13,800 one-to- neral end Wed- four famil^'dwelUngs to provide It doesn't make any --^ilierence that you mention It in your-report what sort of a printing Job you Conn. State License..^ ding A m a gw to headquarters. I shall lake pare 5,600 homes for war workera was Have Your Umbrellas Poiil^. Dougan meats. — started under the program in Oc­ desire. The Communityy Press ef all such details.” con take core o f it, and in rocord Colleges Hit Hard tober compared with 11,878 elmi- JOHN 3. W O LCO TT Cat . now eia “ Naturally, Herr Major. Ume, ahould you wont the . job Repaired Now! General Contractor “ But if there is non-co-opera­ lar dwellinge iiiyolvtng 12,575 Potted Ptaato units in September, the FHA said. completed In a hurry. If you 117 Hollister St. TeL 8597 tion, we shall teach them a leason By War Conditions are not sure of oil of the facta Ooa’t wait for stormy weather. and Builder they will not soon forget.” • K on any particular job, it won’t W e will fix M' at. reasonable A There was such a fierce finality hurt to at least drop around to prieea We have new covers In to this that even the captain felt New York, Nov, 7—(4V—The Concrete and Masonry COMPLETE thg Community Press and talk it all stylen and colors. Also-— a touch of fear. The major re­ New York Tlmea saya that as a over with any of the capable atofl turned Konig’a salute, wheeled, result o t financial dlffleultiee Uaed Umbreiiss for Sals. Work •— AHeratkNU MOON'S ^ See U8 about the employed there. This same type BUILDING and strode out into the other room, caus^ by a widespread loss in of service has been rendered to SERVICE the captain at his heels. student enrollment, 60 ot the na­ loan you may thousands throughout the years 56 Gardner Street ”I want a room,” ha said to LOUIS PALLUZI FEEDS. tion's colleges have closed in the that the Community Preae has 'M Blasell St. TM. 655S COAL ^ COKE (Sard -BJarneaen. past few months snd scores ef neeil t^ purchase, been in business. Phone 6105 RANGE AND FUEL OILS Without a word she handed him For Cattle vm I Poultry. otbere are facing bankruptcy. build or remodel With Christmas fast approach­ the register. Konig was standliig In an article *hy Benjamin Fine ing, maybe you isould like some­ INSECnCIiDES on the thrsahold. He looked at his it waa said that tha colleges af­ Prompt DeUverios ; « l|ome. thing of this sort, own indivldusl A t AB Times watdi, then up at the soldiers, fected for the moet part are either holiday cards this year. If you GIvaavMi tha standing rigidly at attention. “Oor- junter coUegee or email technical Liberal loans fo r would like something of this sort, poriu.” he thundered suddenly. and liberal arts institutions, with drop oroimd to 251 North Main MANCHESTER LARSEN'S The corporal detached himself long terms are made enroHments nmging batweeq iOO street or telephone 6737, and place LUMBER A FUEL C a FEED SERVICE from the group and saluted and 400., prompdy after receipt your order at the Community 38 Depot Sfh Phono 146# amartly. . Many ooUagea show a decrease of "application, and the In town ‘Msphoae ilto ‘Tw o men kMnerease the guard from M to 00 per sent in enroll­ at the doek.“ ment, while profeeelcmal instltu- coat of obtajninir la NIW “ Zu Befe^^.Rerr Kapltah.** tiens, partieularly law and teach- ▼ (^ tmalL QUALITT • w u p e e l a d C M | U 1 | I D D The eorpdnu did. an about-faee. era coUeges, have been hit even PRINTING I T . P.' Holloniii- “GotL” ha snapped. "Krahl.” harder because itudeats have eith- Stop at our offieo “Mareh.” roared the eapUia. He ar Jollied the aymed forces or left and rWeire foO infoiv sea won stead wUA hla hsafla m Ms JUiNk aeboM te ahtar war jeha tha anr- le k w e S e lm HOUSE watching tha assa go ouL y o u w t n Gerd BJarneaen was back hi her repaln at tow alcove. 'D m black-uniformed offi­ Asks e( tagar Oud Srieee —oe ■ ■ to A m a cer picked up the pen she handed The Mauchester M mm PAINT qalzhty y o a M H PM M f NAVY CHIEF. Admiral him and signed the register with a Joliat, DL—(flV-Salwyn MitchaU Bmest J. King (above) is com- few quick strokas. “WilhMm Gott­ asked the CUeuit court to order B u ild in g A L oan maadar-ln-ehlaf o f the Cnlted fried Ruck. Barlln.** i bill satranfed wtfa. Maty, to re­ A M B U L A N d Statm fleet and eUaf e f naval* turn tha tiUa to hia automobOa. ApeociRtion ’ wniTuni Aino non operatlena Be fenacily com- JOHNSON PAINT GO. itoTAICD] GERMANS DRIVE TOWARD THIR RUSSIAN HIGHWAY.^ Oorponl Fauj Herrmann, mld- a Jug M anti-froaas for the car, Ujji Maia Straot W ILLIAM a ^ I S L O G E *«M6NMk fwsi Rmaia't famed Geer* dle-agad, and with a plump spider aq axtra set o t ea r keys and—bis Bdirtn SohnpMh Fees- - Ma O w Bla np ^ l l y , waa puUlng on his Btigar rattoning card. US ■MSlMiil IM.T ■ ■ UL asM •dp" dm •f '• N

MANCmSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1942

MANCHESTBB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941 PAG E B L B V m war bulletin said, was reduced to regiment was able to seise more Honor Court local ground fighting ' with the, About Town To Hear Talk than 2001 prisoners, at the airport Report Death iackout of Manchester German Air Force ..raiding Rus­ and desttoy more than 60 enemy sian batteries and air babes east alrci^t, including several gliders, of the Volga. On Book Week on the ground. Tbe dUpersal areas Gives Awards Drive Ruseiaas Frajn Height Pupils of the Barnard and N a­ were strewn with Axis dead, most­ OfG.E.Wason than Hale schools, in grades seven ’inds Wardens on Job in the western Caucasus Nazi ly Germans. M. Ha S. Closes Football Season^ Winning Over Hall^ 14~0 gains were reported north of and eight, will repeat the enter­ Sharp upward revisions o f the tainment. given recently in cele­ Author to &ive Lecture number of Axis prisoners were ex­ Technical Sergeant Pa*** planM returned U> their Boy Scout* Get Their Tuapse, Blsick sea port, while a SUtM bration of the 35th anniversary of pected. The figure of 339 enemy lOngh the Warning bMca.' surprise attack was declared to Under the Auspice* of e* Away in Canada; Badge* and a Star have driven the Russians from a the founding of the American Jun­ janlu captured or destroyed also ior Red Cross, on Parents’ day, Without the height In an undisclosed sector. was expected to rise. In the El Award Pre*ented. Tuesday, at the Barnard school, Local Mother*' Cluh. Former Resident. • • * Japanete Claim 21 ’The action in the Alaglr area Daba region alone, correspondents Notre Dame-Army Gridiron Gremlins B y M un* iTirdiininary Alert, and again on Thursday, at the N a­ was marked by embittered defen­ said, 300 4nemy guns were either Two Passes Click Miss Jessamine M. Smith, libra­ Word has been received here of Submarine$ Sunk Eight Boy Scout awards, includ­ sive fighting on the part o f Nazi than Hale school. captured by the Allied troops or , No Confusion Here. the death of Sergeant Technician Tokyo (Prom Japanese Broad- ing one Star award, w e n given forces while German airmen were rian of the Mary (Jheney Library, bandonea by the Germans. WOBK n n iT Members of Local 63i T.^W. U. George E. Wilson, on November 1, Y R M P lff- costa) Nov. 7.—(IP)— Imperial head- credited with smashing a Soviet haa plans practically, completed Frisanen Streaming To Bear MISSISSIPPI last night at the first fall meeting A., 'are reminded that there will 1942, "somwhere in Canada.” For­ To Attract 76,000 Bo s o n 09U L «a t night'a ak raid alarm and quartera declared today that Jap­ armored train and with pounding Axis planners were streaming For First Victory of the Manchester Boy Scout Court be a meeting for all members at for the observance of annual book merly of Manchester he enlisted ih M m it, oomlng a«ain an a Fri- anese Naval forces aank 31 Allied Red Army troop movements back to (he rear past the bodies o f Honor in the South Methodist Tinker Hall. Main street, at 2:30 week at the library, which this in Company K, Connecticut Na­ in the three months along the Georgian military road former comrades in arras. Some of p s y a ll^ t, found Manchester'a church. The star award was o'clock tomorrow afternoon. At year is being celebrated Monday, tional Guard, two years ago in De- from late July to late Octotwr leading to the pass through the them wire packed into their own L """'" 1" aystem functlonlnc per* given to Robert Vince of Troop 15 that time nomination of officers November 16, through Friday, No- Inspired Eleven Earm while losing two of their own un- Caucasian mountains. trucks and driven to prisoner Ide-' “ “ was inducted into the Robinson and the bsulge was presented by will be held and important busi­ vembei' '20. • ic;;ular >•««'- islae* ITU. QS. Arm A *>««aar y in January, Imntvmner Dudley Slow etly and the entire warden aer- ■ deraea craft! ptlers Pounce on Troops pots. M the Ray Mercer, chairman of the Court ness will be enacted. During that time tbe new books 1941. His mother, Mrs. James H. Win As Season Draw* on lU toea and on duty. i (Exaggeration haa marked Spreading fighting was report­ Fuka, 62 miles west of El Ala­ Historic Encounter; Japanese Naval reports of the of Honor. for children will be on display in Wilson, lives in Canterbury, this Winner Over ed in the north, where the Ger­ mein also was in Allied hands and To Close; Hall Never The alarm originated with the wsr. Allied figures do not con­ Other Scouting awards were: The Misses Evelyn Wilder, Lo­ the Children's room, the lobby of state. He had been recently pro­ Except When mans said tileir A ir Force was being used as a forward base Irish Are Favorites. jm y and came through as a red firm this enemy claim.) Kenneth Barrett. ’lYoop. 35, music retta Gleason, Ann LeGace, pf the Mary Cheney Library and also moted to be Motor Sergeant and pounced on Soviet troop concen­ for the relentless pursuit o f the Had a Chance. Ithout any preliminary warhlng. Acknowledging the loss of 30 and bugling: Marshall Davis, Manchester; Ann Tyburskl, Helen at the West Side Branch, in death was caused by a skull fra<^ Heavier Foe trations and transport move­ enemy. Now York, Nov. T.—(ff)—New Dine minutes after the alarm had Japanese merchant vessels totaling Troop 47, electiicitf/; Gilbert Samowski, of New Britain and charge of Miss Olive Chapman. ture, the message disclosed. Toting Ball ments at the headwaters o f the Following up the advance were Manchester H igh's football sounded and everything was 122,500 tons in the same period, Flavell, troop 47, metal work; La- Mary Long, of Hartford, all em­ The new books for adults will also Y ork CMty, wMoh prldea itself on Volga and Dvina rivers and a So­ detachments o f road repairmen team, frustrated oU season, ptey* out, a white signal came the communique reported 34 Allied land Grimason, Troop 47, athletics, ployees of the Pratt and Whitney be on exhibit. Its indlffereno* unless the event la viet group was declared annihilat­ who hastily cleared away obstacles Harlem Hammer Plana R n r t n o v *** Hartford at the West Stda ...fh to the report center clear- merchant vessels aggregating 252,- metal work, swimming and canoe­ Co., are spending the Week-end in Tuesday at 3 o’clock a program U Steelers' Star and patched up bomb craters to something Important like a bar­ StORH*' oouuucr yesterday afternoon and won tbe red and changing (he sit- 400 tons had been sent to the bot­ ing; (tester Groebel, Troop 25, ed southeast of Lake Ilmen in New York City. They are attend­ sponsored by the Mothers’ Club of Too More Battles This 0R340N fighting lasting for several days. permit the orderly movement of Record Is Set gain basement sale, la all worked -After a scoreless first pari- don to Green 3 which means a tom by the Imperial Navy. canoeing, metal and wood-work­ ing the Notre Dame-Army foot­ Manchester will be given, to which Not Fast in Sprint '.‘tost Domei said that the results, ing; George Zanis, Troop 47, read­ The high command said Ger­ all are invited. The guest speaker Allied tanks and vehicles. They up today in Ita role as boot to n Year, One in Hi* Own _ ” od In wMch the Hall teaun domi- ball game this afternoon. encountered weird scenes o f death Races; First Season nated the play, the Monchoster In the event of a direct red alert "added to previous British-Ameri- ings; James Irvine, assistant man artillery shelled and sot fire will be Mrs. Myra Reed Richard­ For Licenses trio of football games. ..M received, the alarm is handled can losses since .the start of hos­ Scoutmaster, Troop 47, basketry. to the electric power plant at son of Hartford road, author and and destruction. Division. ' warriors clicked to put over a Group No. 3 of the Memorial Bombers, blasting the road from Everyone of tbe 76,000 seats In W ith Pros Good. touchdown after marching througli ns follows: Sounding of the warn- tilities, brings the tota. number of Court of Honor members offici­ Krondstadt, Soviet island naval Hospital Auxiliary, Mrs. Qeorge lecturer. M ri.TRichar^on haa been ating were Chairman Mercer, Hay­ base before Leningrad. the air, twisted and piled up Axis Rankee Stadium has been oold for the- air and along the ground, l.'in g on the sirens for three min- British-American submarines sunk W. House, leader, will meet Mon­ on the staff of several metropoli­ New York, Nov. T.—(P>—Hav­ tanks and trucks in baffling tan­ 465 Hunter* Here Ap­ tbs twenty-ninth meeting between By Harry Grayaoa some 48 yards. The pass came on |‘ vt«a ; quiet for three minutes and to 89 and the damaged to 39.” den Griswold, District Commis­ day afternoon at two o’clock at tan papers, .has srtitten numerous ing come out o f Ms second inva­ sioner of Boy Scouts and Richard gles. Bodies of Rommel's troopers Notre Dams and Arm y In which tbe fourth down from th* 10-yorfi * then the red alarm sounding for the hospital Meinbers of Group 4 articles and stories and published New York, Nov. 7—BUI Dudley, ‘!j|aur minutes with both sirens and Smith, secretary. were blown yards off the road. ply for Certificate* in the Irlota are 3 to 1 favorites to sion of th* middleweight division stripe and woa heaved by D«gutla will join theih. several books for girls. VlrgiMa’j first AU-Am*rica who ^ a ill whistles participating. Thursday of fiook weak will be Whole truckloads of wounded and gain ttaelr twenty-firat triumph. with sn easy victory over Vic IlflSN to ^menek, the latter making a One Month.' DeUicurtl, welterweight Ray Rob­ , AYB • now does Ma running for the pro­ Special Warning Menus known as "Know Your ^Lihrary dead were stalled along the way- Just scroZs tbe river In tbe Polo fine retch in tbe end zone. Brown Robert SoutherglU of 84 North side. Grounds, Fordham and Louisiana inson agreed today to two more WASHINQION fessional Pittaburgh Steelers, reg­ converted. From thte point u n til' . However, last night's red alert Obituary A Week’s Supply •School street, was operated upon Day,” when open house w ill' be NgMASKA , NOR'TVl _ STATS ‘Reils’ Oust Nazis , While the mass of the remain­ ’The monthly report of Town State mix before a throng of 18,- fights this year—one in Ms owt DUKg the final whistle the Red and K-Sfought out a situation which the yesterday at'the. Hartford hospi­ held from 2 to 5 o’clock in the a ft­ iO K X iN A w av- ularly trails five fellow backs ing Axis armored equipment was Clerk Samuel J. Turkington for 000 and a similar crowd I* ex­ class and one in 160-pound com N M n A ie •MISSOURI .WMte held the; upper hand. Ifhcada of the warden service want For Good Health tal for a spinal injury. He is as ernoon. It is hoped that adults will 'M wbMi wind sprints are held. Yet From Two Posts b eliev^ headed for the Libyan the month of October seU a new pected to abuSle all tha way tP petition. Zamenek Stare *'^to stress. No matter how short a Recommended comfortable as can be expected. visit the library on these two days he Isn’t having much troubls out- border, there were reports of record for the office in Issuance of the northern tip of Manbattito Th* first of thass wUl bs Dro. 1, Zamenek starred for the locale . Urns may intervene between the Death* By McCoy i^alth Sarvioe or any time during the week con­ many enemy tanks in the desert hunting licenses with 464 resident island for Columbla’a rouser with a return match against. Ixxy Jan- dlstoncing challengers In ths race V Brst and second alarms and after Loyal (^rcle of King’s Daugh­ venient for them. It will afford an on the offeiulve. He caught three In Factory Area south of El Daba. and one non-resident hunting Colgate. noxzo of Brooklyn, who is recog- for the National Football League blackout has gone into effect, Everett A. Irons ters will hold its monthly meeting excellent opportunity to leisurely Jessup Fights passes that were good for some 80 Daily Menus licenses Issued for a total receipt niasd in Maryland as ths world N. Y. Rangers ground-gaining championship. yards. His kicking and general oU embers of the A. R. P. services Monday evening at 7:30 in the peruse the new books for children Not In Fighting Formation White all this is going on in the Everett A. Irons, of 86 Laurel (Oontiaoed from Page Ope) o f 31,422. weltorwsight champion. I t w ill bs There hasn’t been anyone like round play was exceptional yes­ e not to exceed 20 miles per street, died at the Manchester Suggested menus for the week Federation room of Center and grownups, looking toward a The fleeing Germans on the nation’s metropolis, Wisconsin Fishing Notes commencing Sunday, November 8, The previous record month for a part of tbe annual Cleveland young Dudley among the money terday. His blockers, Gaudtoo and l^'lmur in driving their cars under Memorial hospital this morning. Chirrch House. ’The hostesses will selectifin for Christmas gift-giv­ northern road are not in fighting and Geoigiia Tech will b* defend­ Joey Peralta Play Tonight cated that Soviet lines were hold­ 1942 hunting license permits was last Christmaa Fund boxing show. players since Cliff Battles ran for Degutia were also very much la * ^ u y ctrcumstances; must have the He was 87 years o f age and was be Mrs. Robert McNeill, chair­ ing for service men and others. formation, it was said, and they ing unblemished records against ing in every active sector. Red Sunday: year when a total o f 356 licenses Robinson outoolnWd Jannaaeo n - Waabingtoa in 1937. the limelight. Degutis and Oka* fto p half o f their headlights black- formerly track foreman for the man: Mrs. Samuel Wilson, Mrs. were reported offering little re­ rugged foes In their own oommu- Navy were credited with Breakfast — Poached eggs on we're sold for a total of 31,076 cently in Philadelphia. and A c * Porker, who wound up his dlno both passed fo r touchdoana* out,' and must show the official South Manchester Railroad when Clyde Beckwith and Mrs. Jennie sistance to the vicious jabs at niUes. Springfield Boxer 1* k (man green light at the left of the sinking, in the Baltic sea, a 15,- Melba toast; stewed apricots. Town Clerk Turkington reported. The other will be in Philadel­ New Yorkers to C^t football career with Brooklyn last the latter in the second half fitter that line was owned by Cheney Hoff. their flanks by British armored WIsoonsia TOngkest Game phia, Dec. 14, probably against tsriver. In wldltion to that, all 000-ton'German transport, one of Lunch—Baked sweet potatoes; British Chase Foe Following is the complete record fall, didn’t have 'too much sixe. Alvord had recovered a fumMa. Brothers. forces. West of Matruh, ,104 miles The Badgers; Big Ten leaders After Shot in New Their First Glance era of the warden service "many a hundred” Axis troop car­ carrots; salad of string beans and of licenses issued by the office Joss Basora, a sharp punching There were backs who were Ma su­ The line, os usual, stiffened np He is survived by eight daugh­ A son was born on Wednesday west of El Alamein, the Allied Air and winners a week ago over Ohio Game News l^ th the exception of auxiliary po- riers. supply vessels and battle celery on lettuce. during October: Resident bunting, Puerto' Rican middleweight. Yoris Against Stolx. perior* in all deportmanta, yet he twice, once to the first pettoi ters, Miss Oirrie E., Miss Olive M., to Mr. and Mrs. James Pontillo, of On Past Matruh Forces were reported bombing Btata, ar* at Iow a City fo r tbe At Their Own Team. was voted the moat valuable play- IllM are again warned that they craft destroyed In the wsr. Dinner—Roast mutton: buttered 464; non-resident hunting, one; Robinson ran bin winning when West Hartford reach^ th* Miss Cora E. Irons, of Manchester, 85 Eldridge street. The baby concentrations of the retreating Hawkeysa* homecoming in what dr in tbe profeaaionol wheel. wst not do traffic duty. Force Germans Back beets; asparagus (canned); lettuce resident trapping and hunting, streak to 137 fights, th* last 88 22 and stayed there and again in Mrs. Everett Hodge, rt Spring- weighed 10 pounds 8 ounces at enemy Matruh is a little less than may be Wlaoonain’a toughest Holyoke. Nov. 9— A t no time In Membcra Reafly Mad I* Meeting Nov. 1* The coses of Dudley and Parker Heads of the warden service are Defenders of Stalingrad breast­ and tomato salad; cup custard. (Continued from Page One) one: angling, one; combination a* a prof*a*ional, last night when By The Associated Press the fourth period when ha broka field, Mrs. John Kasulki, o f Man­ birth and is their second child. half-way between El Alamein and game. The lowana have th* Thumpin’ Tommy Jessup’s nine Last week’s column evidently i The local chapter tit the Ck>n- bring to mind Tyrua Raymond ftaktng this opportunity to emptaa- ed infantry and tank attacks and Monday: hunting and fishing, one; special h* took a on*-*id*d decision from New Yorkers will get their first up tbe trisitor’a passing attack, chester, Mrs. Henry Lockwood, of Mr. Pontillo, former National the Libyan border. heaviest line in the Big Ten and Dellicurti, a fellow New Yorker, started something "cooking” as j necticut Sportsmen will be held Cobb, the daddy of oU baseball the foregoing instructions be- heavy bombing, but forced the Breakfast—Coddled eggs; re­ El Alaraein front, and tbe angling (over age) nine, total 480; months career is Ms chances of look S t their only entry in the Na­ last Game—Victory Manchester, Mrs. Frank McClel­ Guard member is employed in the The situation of the Italian di­ an attack buQt aroimd the pass­ before 10,849 customers at Madi­ they say. It will be remembered i Tuesday evening, November 10, players, who took breath-taking ^ ^ u se last night’s red alert coming Germans back to their original toasted cereal biscuit; pear sauce. division in the north, both includ­ receipts, 31,422. winning, as he makee his first im­ tional Hockey League tonight It waa the lost gome for tha lan. of Manchester, and Mrs. A r­ Lunch— Rice; stewed celery; Internal Revenue. Department in ing some of Italy’s choicest troops. visions reported trapped in the ing of Tom Farmer. son Sljuare Garden. that this column was also cook­ : at the Legion Home on Leonard Ubertie* at, the bases. T y Cobb dy, found some wardens drtv- positions, the communique said. portant ;>tei In ths lightweight when the Rongen open their home Manchester team and It played in thur Ayer, of Coventry, and two salad of green leafy vegetables. Hartford. Today’s British war bulletin said desert was confusing. They were Kentucky is Georgia Tech’s foe The Harlem Hammer, who ing up real evidence that so-call­ street. This promises to be an to' was o f good speed, but there were wlthout lights and others do- "About 1,000 of the enemy were ranks next Monday night, in more schedule against the Montreal Cs- determined manner. Th* whola sons, Frank E. .and Joseph, of Dinner— Tomato and celery the Axis remnants attempted a said to be stranded far south of and the Wildcat^ have prepared weighed 144 1-3 to Dellicurtl’s ed sportsmen ( ? ) were shooting I tcrestlng session, according to rC' nadlens at Madison Square Gar­ faster men. traffic duty. , killed,” it was announced. "Eleven doubt when he claabes with Joey eleven playen looked os thoagk Manchester, one half sister, Mrs. soup; left-over mutton; green Members of Dilworth-Comell stand at Fuka, about 50 miles east the coastal road at the Axis an­ for the struggle by losing, 7 to 6, 153 3-4, punched Ms opponent birds almost befiM-e said birds Were ports heard along the street den. ' ligMs Fooad llm ing tanks, 30 trucks and a large num­ Itattaus Admit Peralta, Mexico City lightweight, they were ready to bite the vtelt* Arthur Spellman, of '^Stafford peas; lettuce salad; gelatin. Post The American Legion, are of Matruh. but was crushed and chor positions on the Qattara de­ to Gteorgla and dropping a 14 to 0 around the ring in tbe early released. Two speefle instances Aa Andy Forkoa of the Redskins la s t night’s blackout also found ber o f blockhouses were de­ next Monday night at the Valley j Hadden Hunts At the some time, Detroit's tog club. That victory yosterdayt Springs, and one half brother, Tuesday; asked to hieet on Depot Square from there the main body o f Rom­ pression. One dispatch said New decision to Alabama, h i addition, rounds and coasted the rest of tbe points out: "A baU-carrier'a intul- son than the usual number of stroyed.” Much Damage Arena. were cited and no rebutta'is have Joe Hadden, all dressed up in Ms front-running Red Wings will under dire predictions, mtglit_ ' Charles Irons, of Stafford Springs. Breakfast— Hot cooked wheat at 10:15 tomorrow morning to at­ mel’s forces was pushed on beyond Zealand troops had passed, be­ Com:h BUI Alexander wUl bo ab­ way. come into tMs office sa yet. One ' Navy uniform, came back home move Into Toronto to meet the tloa te worth more to Mm than the last one for the duration, 1 H g t o burning. People had gtme There a also 14 grandchildren Soviet srtiHerymen blasted Ger­ tend tbe annual Armistice Memo­ tween the Italians and the depres­ Ever since Jeasup asked for a man equipment on the steppes cereal with cream; coddled eggs; Matruh. sent at the order of Ms doctor and of the gentlemen ( ? ) accosted the : this past week on a furlough ar.'l champion Maple Leafs with at Ms thinking proceos. Tbsre’s ao to moke It worao Curtte > i«it and left d light burning where and six great grandchildren. whole wheat muffins. rial service. They w ill proceed sion on a dash to the Libyan fron­ shot at the ranking lightweights, aould not be extinguished with- northwest of the city and broke At Fuka, the Axis forces tried (Coatinoed from Page Oao) assistant mentor Bobby Dodd will writer on the street and wanted to I being an ardent hunter he went least a portion of the league lead time to think when you’ve got the twenty-eight yards for The funeral win bs held at his Lunch— *Baked squash rings; to the North Methodist church tier to help pin Rommel’ s forces following his kayo victory over l^^fBit tbe warden breaking a win- up a 400-man concentration in a in vain to take advantage of an bo In charge o f th* engilneera. know where that "hogwash” came ; hunting. Joe got two birds and St stake. boll. You just have to get going touchdown but the score waa aot home, 86 Laurel street, at two string bean salads. where Rev. Dr. Earl H. Furgeson against the Mediterranean lateraecUomU Game* Pvt. Ernie King of Port Jay, N. . m ease of a real mid war- ravine, the communique said. escarpment which afforded some weeks that British "block-buster" Winner Meets from. He was told to read tMs j came back home satisfied. He ex­ Detroit stands oil alone at the and bop* your reltexa* are dedag allowed. A Manchester player ana o’clock Tuesday, afternoon. Rev. Dinner—Boiled filet of sole; will preach the Armistice sermon. Y., a welter, he has ordered his have tbe authority to do this. degree o f natural defenses but bomba have fallen on Genoa which, Michigan’s two teams particd- V eek's Herald. Our first informant pects to be gone a long, long time top of the loop, with two vtctories oU right by you." offside. I P. W. Lynn, of the Center Congre­ About 400 German troops and cauliflower: cooked - greens; salad manager, Harry Stobo of Spring- Tlm sfiiis tbe warden service re- five tanks were declared sacrificed vigorous attacks by British armor besides its importance as a port, pau in a pair of intersectionai said that the birds were released and went back to Ms duties last in os many starts, but triumphs What go** for Dudley want for Seooad Hatt Ftetona gational church, will officiate and of cold cooked artichoke hearts on •niere will be a meeting o f tbe Naais Report Heavy field, to go out and sign him tbat peoide do not leave in- in three vain attacks upon Russian nullified their feeble effort. also is the site of the Ansaldo W ar­ games, ths university entertaining Bobby Ruffin almost in front of his home and night. for the Canadian clubs in tb* only Parker and fo r CTobb on tb* paths. Both teams played a faet anfl burial will be in the Blast ceme­ lettuce. Armistice night supper commit­ against the best 135 poimders. lA.mBaaMHe Nghts/ burning .. any positions before central Caucasian Figures Seen Conseirvative Fighting Continuing ship building yards. a weakened H arvai^ outfit and that he saw and heard the shots Fre« More Birds two contests on tonight’s card Tb* answer te natural coordina­ furioua gome all throu^ tha thM tery. Friends msy call after three Wednesday: tee at the Legion Home tomorToVv The figures given officially on Although there was no indica­ the State CoUege Spartans trek­ Only 48 hours before he was The local club -released fifty tion, quick reflexes, savvy, anUd- period and on tnterrepted paaa by ■rttlght when they may be out of passes southeast of Nalchik. Berlin (From German Broad fired. The second informant, a would moY* th* MspI* L ta fi and o’clock Sunday afternoon. Breakfast— French omelet; Mel­ afternoon at one o’clock. tion from the Britis., of the size of ing all the way to the west coast signed to meet Peralta, Thumpin’ more cock pheasants last ThurS' patkm—standard qualities of great CSietlat set up the second toodi* :;ilMir houses. Local fighting for the annihila­ Axis losses in manpower were casts), Nov. 7.—(iP)—Heavy fight­ game warden, said that be releas­ Ojisdiens Into a three-day dead­ ba toast; stewed prunes. the raiding force, a DNB broadcast for a meeting with Washington Hurley Plan* to Match Tommy was offered a shot on the day night and (X>vered this entire stMete*. Pure, unodultorated speed down. I t came with Ughtniag aafl* PiMiSBa w ith Results tion of enemy groups was reported considered here to be extremely ing is continuing, in tegypt, the ed the other bird and offered to lock with the wings for the tend. Mrs. Jennie A. Glgllo Lunch—Baked potato; celery Matthew Merz, of North Main that wave after wave of planes State. Nov. 13 cerd of- the New York section. For information as > to —like brute atrength—^never made dennesa, also. Throo eraeks at tin Henry Mallory, head of the war­ in progress northeast of Tuapse. conservative and estimates on how German high command reported Either Fight with stand up before any meeting and Both Wla Openers and ripe olives. street, received a "V ” letter this passed over Vjchy after midnight Otherwise in the midwest, Mis­ Garden, against Danny BarUleld. the whereabouts of the birds at a great atMete. line and two to n fo r a fin t dn*K den aenrlce said this morning that Mrs. Jennie Amelia Giglio, wife much manpower Rommel had left today, and Axis counter-attacks tell who it was. Satisfied? Dinner—Broiled steak; cooked uioiaiing from his son, Raymond, and that the return flight lasted 45 souri is at Nebraaka for a game This show te being climaxed by the present writing it would be Toronto and Montreal both won Full utlUsatloB of hte talents Gaudtoo aneoked off to tha tgpk I was nwre than pleased with the of Anthony Giglio, of Bolton, died celery; salad of chopped raw cab­ were lacking, but in the words of have “ inflicted heavy losses on Bridgeport Boxer. South WlndHor Supper RuBsiana Celebrate who in a few short words gave minutes suggested the attack again that likely wlU determine the Big the Beau Jack-Allie Stols scrap. batd to predict. their openers a week ago and does. and toasod a p*rf*et paaa to F Irltas showing made last night by this morning at the Manchester bage and parsley with grated car­ qne military commentator "he has When South Windsor’s sports­ him the information that he had enemy tank formations." was on a scale of 100 or more Six champion, Indiana ia at Stone, manager o f Jeasup, was of­ haven’t been on the ice since, (nil- That accounts for the remark­ ton to th* end aon*. B ra m report center woiicers, the po- Memorial hospital at the age of rots; pineapple snow. very little.” ^— Hartford, Nov. 7—Promoter Ed men put on a supper its really Efforts Appreciated Revolution Anniversary arrived with the United States The communique said that Axis planes. Minnesota, IlUnola is host to fered the eeml-wlndup spot WMle esgo also is unbeaten, but goes able succeas o f Bill Dudley. converted. department. and tbe entire 32. Thursday: Earlier front dispatches that the Hurley plana to match the winner good and tonight's banquet promis­ Chief Roy Griswold, of the Man­ Moscow, Nov. The Rus­ armed forces in England. planes “in many waves" attacked The R. A. F.’s heavyweight bat-, Northwestern and Ohio State conslderini^ this enticing offer. after its second victory at Detroit AB Jt. P- services. Besides her husband she leaves sians celebrated the 35th anniver­ Breakfast—Crisp bacon; Melba Eighth Army already was fighting Allied motorized forces between of Tuesday’s ten-rounder her* be­ es to be no exception. There is just chester Fire Department said dur tomorrow night. The Rangers and tering^of Italy, whose people have hopes to get back on tbe winning Stone Zuddenly had a match with ing the past week that he was Spaoklng of systems for beating It wae an six sisters. Miss Pearl Lee, of De­ sary of the Bolshevist revolution toast; coddled eggs; apricots. in the Matruh region were sup­ Matruh and El Alamein. tween RtcMe Lemoe and George an outside chance that if you have Csnadiens shift to Montreal for Lawrence Fitzgerald, son of shown signs of panic in the air as­ path at the expense of Pittaburgh. Peralta shoved into bis lap and he grateful for the untiring efforts of the ponies, this one originated final quarter. Weat Hartflord i troit, Mrs. Harold Hsgenow, of today with encouraging reports Lunch—Glass of milk; 10 or 12 ported by the communique, which ('The Nazi mention o f air Zqngaras with Bridgeport’s Bob­ not yet obtained one of the paste­ the only other Simday game on Mr. and Mrs. WiNiam L. Fitzger­ saults. apparently is coordinated FortI Knox meet at Louisville and accepted the second one. the hnnters to respect his request years ago on a swirling Long Is­ two flret down* to a row hot Bolton, Mrs. Eldward Accomasso, from defense fronts and the assur­ dates. disclosed that low-flying Allied smashes against the Eighth Array by Ruffin. Lemoe, the Los Angeles boards. it can be procured at Lee's the schedule. Last night was on Japs’ Resistance ald of Bissell street who has been with tbe offensive in North Africa. (\reat Lakes collide* with a Pur­ Jeasup has engpged in 23 bouts. to be careful while in the woods. land train. Tbe conductor, ma­ woa all. KeUoy had tha 1 of Manchester, Mrs. Paul Carlson, ance by Premier Stalin that new Dinner— Vegetable soup; boiled aircraft were pounding the enemy cost of Matruh, apparently refer­ Rome’s communique specifically MexihM who held the N B A feath- Es.so station until six o'clock to­ open date for oU six teams. in the United States Arm y since due eleven that has been able to He has scored 20 knockouts. 17 of Earlier in the season CTtief Gris­ neuvering to punch Bob Rdcbon’a ped up and ted by Hofft of Manchester, Mrs. Henry Getx- Soviet counter-blows soon would lean beef; carrots and peas; shred- at a “point west of Matruh.” It red to attacks along the British complimented the Genoans' disci­ eTvrpigtit title for a few months night. Oddly enough, a combination of wick, of Detroit, Mrs. Elton last February,. arrived from Fort was not considered likely that the get only 31 points in six games. them in the Valley'Arena ring. wold asked the sportsmen to be ticket, missed it, and punched a Ciarlaon, Gormaa and A lw a tf Suddenly Stiffens fall upon Hitler’s battle-depleted ddd lettuce with peanut butter Devens at 1 o’clock this morning. supply line rather than at the pline under air assault last yeaiV has every incentive for Last Field Trials Montreal ,ond Toronto victories to­ was no soap for tha vMtoia. Sperry, of Vernon, and one brother, dressing; gelatin. Allied Air Forces would waste G otitgim , wMch bounded over defeating the New York Greek careful in the woods and where bole to the newspaper ha woa Armies. He stayed but a half hour as ne front itsel/.) Genoa also was the target on The last of the 1942 outdoor night and wins t a t New York and Vondrillo and in float tha an Myron Lee. of ^ Ito n and one Friday: ammunition on anything but the the Alabama hurdle last Satur­ when they tangle at the Hartford dried grass was still on the grqund reading instead. The practice hi "W e can and must clear the had to get back to the fort. He -Naval Aid Mentioned the opening night, the eve o f the trials will be held at South Wind­ Chicago tomorrow night. would Manchester forward wall Maynd * tOsntInned Prom Page One) step-brother, William Sitzy, of Breakfast — Poached eggs on main body of Rommel’s dwindling day,’ has T-mlnded Florida as its Auditorium. polnUng out at that time that the been going on ever store. Th* train Hitlerite filth from our Soviet soil,” was given the short leavt to re­ German naval aid for Rommel’s Eighth Army’s offensive in Egypt sor next Sunday, November 15. leave four of the league's six clubs grand gome. Two West Hartfloid Rockville. Melba toast; stewed figs. forces. opposition while the Crimson Tide Blues Printed danger from forest fires seemed to is barely out of the wilds of Mer­ Stalin declared in an order of the turn to his home to say good-bye Arm y also was mentioned in the Tlwt was Oct 22. The next night For Ruffin recently held the Dogs may be entered any time now In a first-place deadlock— Detroit, fumbles were recovered by tU S jpround forces but from American The funeral will be held Monday day. Lunch— Whole wheat bread; Matruh is 104 miles west of El is busy with South Carolina. Un­ increase with the hunting 'season. rick when the conductor punches as this morning his division was to communique, which said that big British bombers again blasfed hard-hitting, rouRh\ W est Coast and entries will be received at Toronto, Montreal and Chicago. forward wall and It hurried tin pMnes as well. afternoon at two o’clock at the While tension mounts in the string beans; salad of raw carrots Alamein. where the great push predictable Tulane takes on Mis­ featoerweight to a draw in a fight To date the Manchester Fire De­ Rochon’s ticket and newspaper. Strafe Enemy Troops be moved from, Fort Devens. H iis "anti-aircraft guns of tbe Orman Genoa, causing such a scramble for Lee’s Esso station. Doc. Smith will New York Game . Ail this time Bochon haa waited passen all afternoon. Oare thiaa Bolton Center Congregational fighting zones, the war leader said, and lettuce. started. shelter that dozens were reported sissippi Stats, Misolsalppl is at that Lemos thought hb^^had won. For Clippers partment haa not had to answer Tbe aircraft strafed enemy makes three sons th at' Mr. and naval command have downed five have charge of the trials which A t New York, the home toWn red clad huskies dumped Hutokla*- church. Rev. Dr. Brownell Gage the Soviet people have emerged Dinner—Baked halibut; mashed - Oae-Se\eatk of Manpower killed in the crush, and also hit Vanderbilt and Auburn tests the But despite Richie's loud^protests, an alarm for any brush or grass for the punch to Mt a Aiimber or troops and installations continu­ Mrs. Fitzgerald now have in the enemy aircraft within past days” will start promptly at 8:30 in the fans will be greeting a Ranger the name of a horse. son for a 12 yard Ion on a floottki. will officiate and burial will be in from their trials with honor "and turnips; salad of cold sliced beets The 20,000 prisoners already ac­ Savona and Turin. Milan was hit Georgia Pre-Flight combination. the decision stands. Lemb*. had fires. That is the reason for the ously, tbe communique said. No armed service of the United States. in the Mediterranean area. morning. team that has given up 19 goals down pass. the Holton Center cemetery. The are filled with an unshakeabl-t faith on lettuce; dish of berries. counted for represent at least one- in daylight of the same day, Oct W illiam St M ary fields its smart Ruffin down once for a couht of thanks from the fire cMef. - He couldn’t wait until he got to Japanese aerial opposition was Two of them are “ somewhere in Authoritative Orman quarters Wilmington's Gridder* in dropping its first two contests, The lineups: body will be at Holloran’s Funeral in victory.” Saturday: Mventh of Rommel’s total man­ 23, and again the following night team against Randolph Macon and six and promises that he’ll knbek this offlc*-when it h^pened the mentioned and apparently the the Pacific." One o f these is in the described as "complete nonsense” tbe last a 12-5 walloping by the other morning. Yea, Mr! There 'waa Mmciwoter W e home, 175 Center street, until 10 8,000,000 Put Out of Action Breakfast— (Joddled eggs; crisp power of perhaps 140,000 in the Last night’s attack was the first Wake Forest should have little Mm out when they meet again, To Face Hartford's .American planes retained control Navy, another in the Marines and British reports that large quanti­ Red Wings. the hole. Smack dab through the rhb a. m. Monday and from then until He said more than 8,000,000 in­ ham; waffles; prunes. desert, it was believed. There was night raid on either the Italian trouble with Virginia MlUtary if it didn’t say if, for be is supremely a f tbe air. Lawrence who was home this ties of Axis war material had Ranger Manager Lester Patrick Shaw , te the funeral at the Bolton O n ter vaders already had been put out of Lunch— Ckjoked ■ oyster plant no mention of dead, wounded and or German homeland since then. te true that Jo* Muha can’t play. confident that he’ll whip Zenga- Revamped Team. name of Woodsman to the fifth at The Allied advance in New morning Is In the Army. been captured. plans no immediate change* and Sportsman’s Park. Alvord It GUmora church. action and that the day was not (salsify); baby green lima teans uncounted prisoners. HalM As Remarkable Duke and Maryland are foes at ra* here and earn the return go Qulnea to the west of the Solo­ (c a n n ^ ); cabbage salad. "In carrying out his evacuation Sports Roundup does not place too much Msme on Rochon, who has been listening Carlson Ig Cansaorila far off when the German legions-^ In addition, the British were That only 13 R. A. F. planes Durham and Virginia meets the with tbe Park City lightweight. ord, Nov. 7.— With three mons also collided with Japanese of the El Alamein position, unno­ Rockie Goalie Steve Buzinskl for to office touts longer than he Gorman c U liW t ^ Mrs. Ida O’NetU ■•watered down with Rumanians, Dinner— Meat loaf; , 5-minute mopping up a number o f . Italian have been downed In ait five as­ Generate of AVashington A Lee. Lemos has invaded the light­ ound troops and presumably a Escaped Felons ticed by the British in the nights iation stars of 1941 in the Detroit deluge. CMOS to remember, gave the Mda Brown rg BaediF Mrs. Ida O’Neill, 64, of 37 Ken­ Hungarians, Italians and Finns” — cabbage; salad of minced olives, divisions abandoned on the edge saults was hailed by British sourc­ Baylor, making a belated entry weight division—Zengaras also is rce battle was raging about T3 csler2' and lettuce; baked apple. o f Nov. 3 and 4, Field M a i^ a l their line-up, the Wilmington Clip­ ByjUttgh Fullerton, Jr. i can get s free ticket by calling st "They had 51 shots to 19 fo r to everybody to the place, but Douglas rt • JohoaoK S sington street died at Manchester would feel the force of fresh Red of the OaUara depression when es as remarkable in view of the into tha southwest conference in that class — with the express miles south of the enemy’s coastal *Baked Squash Rings; Wash Rommel had only to leave behind New 'Yofk, Nov. 7— (IP)— Now the Arm y information center. us,” Patrick declared. "There ia would not reveal tbe source of hte Hampton r* Viirgla Memorial HospiUl last night fol­ Arm y blows. - Are Captured the Axis forces began the headlong massive numbers involved, the scramMe, has a tough assignment purpose o f going after tbe title In pers, who face the Blues here base at Buna. Following up a statement yester­ and cut banana squash in one-inch- such material which at the very that It see'ips reasonably sure the something wrong -somewhere and information. umonek qb MutehiBNB lowing a long illness. She Is sur­ retraat from the E l Alamein line. eneniy’s opportunities for intercep­ in Texas, wMch also wants the that section. He is the first Mexi­ Sunday, are hatoral favorites to Douglas MacArthur’s Aus­ day that the Allies would open a rings, remove all seeds, and place outside had only scrap metal val­ title, and the fading defending Rose Bowl game will go on as Postman’s Paragraph It isn’t oil in the goal.” Woodsmsin came down to front Gaudino rhb Erickara vived by a daughter, Mrs. Edmund The capture o f 350 tanks and tion over tbe long coiftlnental sky­ can to have captured world title repeat their early gsaaon triumph. tralian command announced today second front "sooner or later,” in a flat baking dish. Add a little New Haven, Nov. 7— (IP)— The ue," said these Informants. champions, Tbxas A . A If., have a usual New 'Ybar's Day, he’d like Coming to-the support of Sergt. In discussing possible plans for at 316.80. Bucctoo Ihb GuztaflMK; Morancey of 37 Kensington street, alertness o f a railroad policeman, "many thousands of vehicles" waq, way and-'the fact that one o f the laurels, knocking Pete Scalzoatlff to sit in on the dickering for teams strengthening the wily New York MacKeaaoa (South Pacifle time) that the Al­ a son. Everatt P. Richmond of Stalin gravely acknowledged gains water, cover, and bake until ten­ Mos-e Artillery Back chance to improve their record Winning'the title in their circuit (T ) Max E. R. Keiffer, the There is one leas bookie to sm- Degutis fb his suspicion aroused by the an' crippling blow to the Axis Army. blows was struck in daylight. In five heats to cop the feather to play in the various gowta . . team left in the league, now that Officials: Referee, Poiker; Uaa- lied troops which have pushed the Danielson. Conn., one ^ister, Mrs. made by the Germans since June der. Remove the cover, allow to Many of the lUllan troops were Orman and Italian formations against Southern Methodist, Ark­ last season, the (Jlippers have,con­ staunch upholder of smsll-college noy Butch laGuordla. tics of tw o men dressed in dunga­ Announcement of the raids— crown last July. This year he kay- Ought to provide some of the sea- the Brooklyn Americans have dis­ pire. Waters; Headlinesman, Sttan; Japanese back more than half way Ella Jennings of Danielson and a through the concentration of forces brown, and serve hot with a gen- reported stranded simply for the for instance succeeded in moving ansas entertains Rice. tinued to ro.1 through six straight basketball, Sports Editor Leo He was struck by a Long Island rees and leather Jackets, resulted which represented a roundtrip of oed Ray Lunny in five rounds, and son’s best fun . . .Xpte Rose Bowl | Fischer of the Chicago Hersld- bonded, Patriidc pointed to tbe Field Judge, Sahorek. •cross tbe island from their drive brother, Charles Fiske of St. Cloud. against Stalingrad and the Cau­ e.'ous amount of butter. lack Of transportation as RomraeL intact their artillery and anti-air-' Its Soversst Test opponents this season and only trsdn. last night in the recapture at'the more than 1.300 mile*— was pre­ recently stopped Bobby (Poison) ahortage of player talent as the Score By Periods on the Port Moresby base, had en- Florida, and one grandson. James casus. craft artillery to the second de­ UCLA, getting stronger each that the war brought an end to sUU carries the greatest prestige,! American poinU out that his sll- apparently piled German ceded by a Vichy radio broadcast Iv y in seven. Iv y apparently nbver cMef drawback. 13 34 : iMuntered strong resistance near Morancey of this town. “The, Red Army is carrying the Questions and Answers Springfield, Mass., depot o f two of fense position.” outing, haa one tion’s waiting room and took them tanker and at Tobruk a merchant Three bomber* were reported clubs, Boston College and Tute)^ busineos to moke the Orange BoWI many a German to throw down Ms game will start at 8:00 p. m. Patrick’s church, HarUord. with fare at the Nazi rear. lent Axis counter-attacks ’^usedr hand in Muunlclpal stadium Sun­ profitable ■. . . Of if anybody will When Steve Rachunok, former fuls out for practice. He haa held ^•oncluslODS that “ this is a finished to Springfield headquarters for ship was hit, the communique said are active, the Eaglea with a sub- By Babe HoUagbory Paulie Gauthier, George Loa- burial in Mt. St. Benedict ceme­ heavy losses to enemy armored lost in the operations. day when the Blues try to avenge give a dam about bowl games, by Detroit sondlotter who pitched for weapons and cry ’ ’Kamerad.” The two woikouta during the past ;B ght." tery. Messages of greeting and coi as a False Alarm questioning. There was no sign of Axis air par Temple squad wMle the Okla­ Head Uoacli, WaaWaitaa 89at* tha, Alex Slngbush, Tony Grabo- columns" yesterday as the Battle that 48t7 beating they received Indignapolis last season, goes into bayonet is still a major offensive eek and with the coming of the The Japanese warships which gratulation on the anniveiwtiy Tbe pair, rtoae-mouthed at flnt, homans, ^ve Oklahoma A. A M. a ' Oeltefa^..-^ that time? , ski, Lou Trudel and Peggy O'Neil, activity, it was reported.- of North Africa continued near the Arm y next week, he’U be No. weapon and is carried'by all com­ loson's opener. Thanksgiving Vithdrew from the Solomons bat- streamed to Moscow frpnrTriendly finally identified themselves when Vichy Reports Firing' glimpse o f an uncrossed goal line. over at Wilmlngttm three weeks are the ex-Battle Birds In the Hartford. Nov. 7.—lAV Fire­ AUled forces in the immediate Matruh, We won a groat fam* from 3 on the family service roater. bat troops. Th* bayooet coats |5 night sxpacts to have a swell hoop ^ tie area late last week, still re­ governments a m l^ Individuals. a man at headquarters said he That scrap decides the Mlasouri Today’s Guest Star arms and aircraft booming Hart­ battle area were estimated ' by Stanford M PiMmaa in 1938 on a Brother Alex is in Officers’ Train­ lineup o f the invaders. threat to the American Workmen tmk-Ehe day off, ar- thought he recognized them. On Parsing Bombers valley conference cjMunplon. Admitting that ths .Oippera te and the scabbard 31.M each. array imder the Red and White ford experienced an air raid alert British' quartera at 10 dlvlaiqna. play vMCfa was made up on the John Mooney, Salt Lake .Tele­ ing School at Fort Sill. Okte., and this year. ' Billy Purcell, a New Hs-voa boy, bid -on Ouadalcanal's airbase and ranging^Lo-lbaks up the lost time Ltndhorn and LeBarnes were Vichy, Unoccupied France, Nov. In the only .major game on last the beat outfit he has ever play­ who starred in scholoatic and Qiiotatioiis at 10:40 o’clock last night which three of them armored, a g a i^ 13 T o Give Address field l ^ Eddte Goddard. gram: “At least it won’t be neces- Brother W alter in the Marinea. Travel thte year will be by train secretary asserted that “we serving a year’s sentence for Axis divisions, including.w o Nazi 7.—(>P)—Vichy was rouMd in th* night’s curtailed card, VlUanoya ed against. Coach lOm Daddario amateur hockey In Connecticut for l*resldent Roosevelt in a mes­ Captain Carroll Lake. First Serv­ It worked — oo 1 klsaed Mm aory to carve busts o f Morton Coo Anther brother, Johnny, axpects and bus according to Coach horoughly expect and confidently series of gasoline station breaks. and two Italian armored divisUms early hours today by Fronch anti­ knocked off Iow a Stato an Intef'^ la still conceding them nothing per and Joe Gordon oa the most the past four years, will be in a sage to President Kalinin on the ice command public relations offi­ sectional opponent from the Big Otharwts*. Td probably have to be called within a few weelu Clarke. Iflons to moke the circuit xpset that they will come back.’’ Richardson had only recently and three mqtorlied divisions. At South Church aircraft batteries firing on a strong and drove the Bluea through a valuable player in each major Washington uniform, performlhg Isanwhile, he added, both the We IT ’ “ p-concep- 25th anniversary of the Russian cer at Boston described as "a false formation of bomber* passing Six conference, 32-7. taken Ms suit away. two-hour drill lost night, with . . . Angelo Sisti, the big Boston were discuosed and this method of started a two-months sentence on N ot evean'toppiag for tha thous league. Each did on artistic job College tsckle who says his hobby before his many hometown rooten •rtcan and enemy fleets have tion of r of pro­ revolution praised tbe "incompar­ alarm, probably due to wire overhead. AI Postus was the main cog in We bad bean using a shift in another e t the same-alated for thia transportation was given the go a charge of driving an automobile an<|* oTiOennan and ItalliCn prison­ on making a buat o f hitnself in the is solving physics problems, ia due (or the first time os a pro. time to strengthen their fessions W sr is able heroism” of the Red Army trouble." Howard Lewis, of Newton, Mass., N o alert was sounded, however, the PhitedelpMaiui’ attack. He wMch tha backs lined up on one msrning. ahead by the school authorities without a license. ers lining their route, hundreds of World Series." to report to M.I.'T. for an Army for the next sea battle. big bus all in it which he said was bearing the Chiptain Lake said the ’’red' will be the speaker at the Men’s and no incident was reported in scored two touchdowns and passed side and tbe line unbalanced to Manchester will again have two British tanks and trucks poured Club of the South Church on J4on- the otbar. From this we ran and course In meteorology the day be­ can’t pass the buck to the brunt of the G erm a n -a tta ^ and stgnal was flashed without any the vicinity. for.two more, cwnpleting nint of excellent teauns poatiming this H. z: westward in an effort to smash day night. Mr. Lewis will speak used a flood pass to the weak korap CoUectioa fore th* B. C.-Fordham gam* . . . season but the uncertalnity of the Last NighVs Fights idlers in this one. assured the Russians that "the basis and the Arm y Was checking and destroy the muclj-touted Afri­ th* IS aerials he tried for a total Baidag flaaaea Ctosrn ttnericim Bomber $ R steadily growing power of tbs on "What The Coast 3uafd Aux­ of 137 yards. The last Wlanova side. , One a t sport’s moat exclusive The iSouth Plains Arm y Flying draft tew and the requlrementa — 0>L Hogli J. Knerr, rettiad the cause of the trouble. can corps. Killed Under Car United S tates. has been, and sbill iliary I* Doing to Def'ffd Our marker came fai the final 30 sec­ fenslv* left .halfback waa jnwking pfganisations will hav* a reunion School won’t hav* a band for ita will ke«p the team pn edge until, oom DoeiUf^mpa -Blr foeoo eklef of staff. The receipt of the "civil warninf W eddings Fhos Fsssibis Anlhllrtlon Chicago; Nov. 7—(85—Chicago’s- By The Associated Prena continue to bs, dedicated . to com­ Coast." Mr. Lewis ha* bMn , an onds. when Tom McCarthy, a sub- to til* laft trying to ln(s>bcept the at' the Princeton-Dortmouth game Armistice Day gam* with th* Lub­ the oituation te cleared up. red” started the sirens screaming Six Italian divtsioas, totaling Unlonville, Nov. 7 .— i/P) — N i- long racing season comes to a Delhi, N5«Vir7:^il>)—United plete vlctory.’l active -ember of the Auxiliary .in stltute,.pllpped off tackle and raced paM.‘ today. It’s.the "BUzoord Men of bock, Tex.,. Arm y Flying School New York—Ray RoWaaoi^' and plunged the city into dark­ perhaps 80,000 men, were reported polerni Dube, 69. o f Unlonville, was close today Just where it started •ttacksd the Ksm- Every young man who asiHres _____ L ’ir: the' Boston area since it* instlga- 73 jrards. - - He mad* np tfi*r7ollowlng play: ’33.” . . . Memberzhlp iz limited but that doesn’t worry Coach 8U Joins Arm y 144)4, New York, outpototad '91*.-i ness lmmedla,tely *a hundreds o f d n g ^ to bls-death yesterday be­ 168 days ago—at the Sportsman’s and shipping at to any pub^influenee in Ameri­ Dodge-Yoang « a bad plight in the desert, thcii ,tion. This is a group o f yachtsmen Th* ball was gnapped to th* paoo- to 22 playen on the field and the Nathan' Eubank. ' He says the DelUcurti, 158 3-4. Now Tarib ' air. raid wardens took to their neath the automobile of Michael Park half m U* ovaL An extra sd Rangoon at ca will heiicfforth have to care Cermans Claim New The marriage of Miss Elinor M,. commuaicauona cut and facin| who offered their joats and services iag b a ^ who fluted th* flood to volunUer from the stands who sweetest music is the panting of a • camp Robinson, Calif., Nov. 7- (10). Tsstsfday from a Ugh al- p o s ^ • , week was added to sportsman’s more and more about what used Young tit (Sarden street, a a d ’El- pebslbla annihilation or surrender, for patrol duty in home waters. He Gresh tit Plainville before th* Takea Bfla Owa M th* taft-^^^oddard hesitatad helped' mok* that snowbound game back who boa just run back (85—T te best sM jumper of them Portland, Ore.— Loti Nova, •M im orad. U U an waxa- Graund Gained Soke eonfuaion was reported bg llott'K Dodge of ChestorfleUk ■ritlih. American and South driver knewwrbat had happened. fall meeting, with proceeds going Sacramento, Calif., ka to be ealled” forelgn affairs" and is coinniander of one of the flotilla cut oat to tha right, took to Chicago charities. Sandwiched mamorabl* . . . When the New punt 86 or 90 yards. OB oooo will be a member of Uncle • MBaD, ship In the har- . Berlin . (From (jsrman.' Broad the fact that the first and second Mass., w ill take ptoce this after­ African airmen droned over the Me^ml Examiner E. F. Dunn* Ottawa. Kas., Nov. 7— (JPi—Ot-,. Hhnte Nordmaa, 19fi, are now saea to be oqr worid and for the past year'and a half poaa aa diagnunmSd and can betwoon the tw o aportsman’s aea- York Rovers hockey team return­ Sam’s aaow troops. • ewsamnnlque o f the United affairs. ^ ts ), Nov. T—(ff)— The Osrmah audible alerts Were not separated noon at 3 o’clock at tbe gouth coastal road, choked with Axis zaid th* man suffered a brokm tai|ra University may b* 100 K a a (4 ). has been teaching navigation for M yarda to acor* tha winning sons were mattings at Uneein ed from Its gam * in Baltimore the Haaoett to^Joia'Navy Torger Tokte. tb* Norwegtaa ■• A ir Focosa ahhouncod to- — Dr. Dixea Ryan Fox, high comaaoBd announced today due to the haste in dispatching Methodist rtiurph. , troops and vehiclea, dropping their, back and added that probably A * cent healtb-mliKled. . PhUadalphla— Jigg* the Power Bquardon. H e is an points. Fialdo, ArUngton Park, Waahlag- other night, the p la y «n had to world’s ebarapleti who started ski- thiR Nasi focoss fighting through the signalz. bomba Into the writhing coluhms had fallen by th* roadside or was When asven students wawaus- We need milUoas of beyoaels ta t 142. PhUadalphla. outpototad ‘ UotaB nn-ri able and weU known speaker and tea Park nnd HaHawthorn*. rid* in th* baggage car because N*w York, Nov. 7—(F>—Bride­ tag at the a m of three, la a pri­ •hs wsrs dropped heavy rains gained new groimd la ’The all-cleac was sounded at Osuatry's largsat and causing IndesarlbaMe confu-'' talks on a subject of vital interest. lying there when Gresh backed the pended fo r failure to IncladaphyM- •or rapidly eireending army. Yma* apparently wad A'Indy, checking tint, her gro- th* coach** war* U *d . . . From groom Buddy Haaaett. who landed vate. my Crooa IM K southeast destroyed SO tanks out 10:M p. m. This will be an open meeting and car out of the drlvfway ct Ms c?l education on Uurir schedules, eon help pay far them with your ( ). surpriae, the Men over 40 should not go into auy MU, found this item: “On* body cbeckz.to trunk checks tb* first base job with t^ New He w ill join ths aid troope aa 8 the weetstB Caucasus and to the A p^m inary survey by jibe air' Largeit field arttUery raago in Alraady Allied piaffes ail men ar* Invited. After the home. undergraduates circulated-a peti­ purchase ot War Stamps. FivedoL Beaton - J ack lauaotto. The Japan- tbs kind of fighting into which tom ent, 15 csntA" Indignant, afas Today's Cnlver-8 t. John'* (Dete- Yeirk Yankees test seaaoif after soon • • ho eomplstaa hte baric of a heavily eouater-attarking Red raid warden-service discloa^ that the Uaitod Btatsa Is at P o t t usiag the airport at: in . Daba, 33 meeting rsfrealunsntr w ill be tion asking: "Why don’t th* pro­ dUled up her groosr and dsaiaad- fleld, Wte.) MlUtary Academy nine yaara w i(b various oth«r ters* woclk a t Stamps will put a Now Torit, wsa dsserthsd American arasles have got to go. southeast destroyed SO tanks out tratotog. ------^ ^ the blackout, despite its auddea- Biragg, N. C. Oovetteg 133,008 adtas jrast a t 83 A l a i n ^ l o swift served Charles Banks is chair­ Bristol, Tenn, li'Closer to some to da gym sroiR, •dtoknow whathausaathyaaohl Iquttoa, Para, a* th* gam * la Chloago te a r«al Arm y baiahall teame; probably will bayeIMt ea tha b*U of a Yank** aniMoteaaIrt, tlkSN was BO att4anpt | Army force in the Alaglr sector. d short duration, was "rea- acres, it is ^ niUas. long and av- was the AUiad advaaes .oaoe It man of the refrkdiment commtt- Canadian towns ^ a * tt Is to Kiaa- a efaaraa. voh. thaPa afl right, irtvar. ta an Atlaatle DsneflBefit...... affair. A ll monay from ehiahge' unlforma affiUn before u - tUtamaB. Da your bit flunuBZ tha TIm 1938 Now England huiri- ( 10). ^sBPgsp sii^ m m m a i m , . I," said D r.,A. B.]|api, Mra. Bank." h* npUed. *nhat’a I though It ia Uckat .go** to' th* Am y other rolU aroiund. Haseett tdguter purehaa* a t Wbr StaaqiA qaae doporitod salt t i M tho ocoaa -- Soattte-AI aiMfl||Ff«h:'’l W U l kata callaga. > ■ 3 B K U Biw U y iiB flar t o m t a lt e o e the Attaatlc oeswa. and tern *m*rg«Bcy reUef and any ig or has aottfiad th* Tanka th at.^ to­ as cutltoad ia ym r Schaoli A t War ' uaoa ia Moatprit-r, Vt, 189 jg S ; ^ ...... ~ la M8 0 I. p m k t t m s s ^ UANCHESTBH EVENING HERALD, HAN(mESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7,1941 PAGE TOnEMU •in kANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941 MICKEY FINN RiEht People I LANKLBONi

W lH M « T H I l____ Sense a n d NOTTOOAy,^ OH— ^ NOW M M A U KNOW THE ,WILL.X0IBl 08V tOOMK UN M RT US AT FARTS YOU ARE TO FI3N m k Mrs. McTavtoh (looking out of And His Bead Tea r M 'IA K IN O OOINOTD — START OROPPINO IN Mr I Omr flHT ONE 01CLOCK AT.THE ANNA AND OVER 10 MY AmRliMiNt the window—Mack here comes Hush, Adolph Hitler, MEET HER FOR DINNER THIS AU night the moon abed beams R BLZ.W I COULD T M ( i, HER UNCLE U N CLE«EH f light upon my country’s company for supper ! Don’t you cry, EVEMNO—YOUlL f t Mr. McTavtoh—^u lck every­ VOUTHROINSHTHE APOOTBAU flag so high; You will loae that moustache BUlUriNO AND SHOW ABIE 1D JOIN Tbs breazs unfurled It to the night body run out eh the porch with a By and by. toothpick. and wavad its beauty to the VOU AU^eXMBITSl Bky. An American in London boasted Lost and Found Automobiles for Sals 4 Business Services Offered 13 Heating*— Plum bing- Help Wanted— Female 35 Fuel and Feed 49-A Rooms Without Board 59 I stood and watobad, my haad bald Junior—Do you think It’s right about America’s superiority until Roofing* 17 high, (Ud Olory floating fuU to punish folks for things they his friends tired of it. Loading Mandiester LOST—SMALO DOG, police mark­ FOR SALi;— 1932 PACKARD ATTENTION HOME OWNERS. -i. EXPERIENCED WINDER Want- OLD LUMBER and shingles, good FOR RENT—ROOM with small and free; have not done? him to the sleeping point with F^ . ' Erening Herald ing:. Reward. 25 Horan street. sedan. 7 passenger, good condi­ Now is the time to re-roof and JOHN CLARK, Plumbing and ed, steady work,; g o o d jtk y . Ap­ lire wood. No charge. 'Silver private family, lady teacher pre­ I thought of tboae who ealmly lie Teacher—Why of course not, whiskey, they let him down into a Tel. 6198. tion, good tires. Price very cheap. re-aide your home. Under no Heating. Repairs and Jobbing. ply In person, MancheOter Knitt­ street, Coventry. Tel. 4148 or ferred. Inquire 56 Hudson St. In ftog-draped rest aoroes Junior! newly dug grave. When he awoke ‘ Advartbeaieiits Call Gorman^ Motor Co. Tel. 7220. obligations for oUr estimate. We Tel. 3233. 37 Hollister street. ing ^ ills , M anch^t^ Green. 6479. the aaa. Junior—^Well, I didn’t do my in the morning, he climbed out 1X)ST—ON CARTER street, 1 set guarantee all work, and we are FOR RENT—CLEIAN comfortable Z thought of aU Who ware so homework. and lo cu ll ou { condition. Good rubber. -Terms, WANTED TO BUY sewing ma­ .Pay ...... In o u iii ou FOR SALE— YELLOW GLOBE The flag wlU wave; It ahall not trades. Cole Motors—4164. chines, vacuum cleaners. Expert Help Wanted— Male 36 turnips. Kehy Brothers, Talcott- LOOKIT TH’ TATTOOII^ EfiAD^JASON/ A ’ Att arda'ra tor irragnlai inaartlom ' Announcements Repairing/ 23 Boarders Wanted 59-A faU; Qod’s way to right, FUNNY BUSINESS t h e n iS TWO BREEDS 08 FOLKEES^ till ba ohargad at tba ona tlma rata repairs and supplies for all makes vUle. ^ though foes assail. A KID PUT O l ME TUOOGVtTLESS MAb) •boetal rataa tor long tarn avary FOR 3ALE—1935 FORD coach. sewing machines and vacuum WANTED — TIMEKEEPER. A INTH* WORLD,/NMSTAH MA30R— TH' FOR RENT— LATEST TYPE MOWERS SHAR^EINED, rspalT '' a gdaartlalng glaao upon ragnatt In excellent condlUon. good tires, cleaners We do hemstitching, man thoroughly familiar with FOR SALE— GREEN Mountain ROOM AND QUAUTY meals for —Ussie F. Hecksrt. BUT DONT WORRY, MlftVO’ HANE HtPCO A .’iECUTlNES AN' THEM WHUT A R E Ada ardarad batora tha third or hospital bed, for home use. Rates ed, shear grinding, key fltUng. girls only at reasonable price. price reasonable. Phone 6028. timekeeping and payroll, some potatoes, field run, not graded, IT’ LL COME OFF FORCE OF c a r p e k : v e p ,s Klb day will oa ohargad only for reasonable. Call Kemp's Inc. Tel. button holes and covered but­ dupUcatkig,'' vacuum cleaners etc. Central, laundry privileges. Call DOOMED TO use THEV MUECLES/- 'I tons. L. B. Ashland, 6 Eldridge typing. Apply to Holt Fairchild $1.15 per bushel at the place, less _ba aetaai ounbar ol timaa rbt to S68U. FOR SALE—1932 Chevrolet road­ overlmuled. Bralbiwaite, 52 Pearl 3408 or 14 Arch street. Young Team Work ,WHEN 1 WASH TO REPAIR THE PORCH.' 6WEAT5 LEES IF X WORK PHYSICAL - nagrtd, eharglog at tha rata aarn- street. ’»'el. 2-0495. Co., Hartford Road, Manchester. 10c If you furnish baga Prank V. bbt no allowanca or rarnn>*< can ster. good condition, heater. Tel. street Women's "V " House. What Is the spirit of Britain? BUT THIS IS W AR— T H A N W H E N t E T R A iN MN B R A lN S / WANTED- RIDE TO Pratt * Williams, 1632 Tolland Turnpike. mada on als tima ado otonnrd 8424. It is the spirit of freedom, justice AiND yIORKMEN a r e sgytar tha flfib day. Whitney, East Hartford, third ALJTOMOBILE Mechanic wanted, Tel. 7997. — BUT TOO THINKS 60 N0N-6TDP, g Household Services ^ VlANO TUNING and repairing. good waxes, good hours. Apply and decency; the spirit of fair­ NEEDED FOR DEFENSE No “tin forbida": diaplay llnat oot shift. Telephone 7989. 1936 CHErVROLET coach, »70; Player piano specialty. John Wanted— Rooms— Board 62 MISTAH MAJOR, DOES SOU NEVJER 1937 Ford coach, 175; 1937 Offered 1 3 ^ Al. Steele, 199 Porter street. Tel. FOR SALE—APPLES: Baldwins, ness and kindliness and toiera- 3 0 0 5 — 6 0 X d e c io e o C A T O A A i^Tba llarald will not ba raaponaibla Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. 6039. tion, that cherishes ideals of tha % r aMra than ona tncorract inter, Chevrolet. 8125; 1937 Chevrolet Tel. 4219. Greenings and Maldenb Blush, WANTED—ROOM AND board for TO CALL NOO TO HELP at any ad»artlaemant ordered HAVE YOUR CURTAINS done 81.25 bushel. Belleflowers $1.00 mother and small son, landlady to rights and dignity of the indi­ coupe; 1937 Cadillac sedan, *245: MEAT wanted, full time. ME F|>t IT INSTEAD/ ^ .sata than ona tlma. 1938 Cadillac sedan. 8395. Brun­ for Thanksgiving reasonable. 91 SAWS OF ALL KINDS Wed. set, bushel. Good windfalls for cook­ care for child. Call 2-1116. vidual human being. In short, . .Tha laadvtrtant omiaaion ot in- FOR SALE Main street. Telj^8254. First National Store, East Cen­ ing 75c bushel. Special while they it is the spirit exemplified in the ikorrael nnhllcatloo of advertleing ner’s, 80 Oakland street Open ana repaired, cord wood saws ter street. Irlll ba ractiflad only by oanoallation gummed, power and hand lawn last. Quinces 81.00 basket Can­ precepts and practice of co-oper­ evenings. Apartments, Flats, ation, of team-work. OP t'^1 tha oharst made for tha aarylee Walker St.— jiowers overhauled, and sharp- ning pears 50c basket delivered andarad FOR SALEl—4 GOOD ttrea with Newootaers To Mmnobeater ened. Stored all winter, no extra Help Wanted— Male or in town. Phone 6121. The Gilnack Tenements 63 TTie efforts of any one individ­ All ^aartlaam anit mutt oontorm 7 room single, all im- ual are so very small that alone 8UV gah atyta. oooy and typugraohy with 19.36 Plymouth sedan attached. U It Is iMoraaoe Too WMti charge. Axes, Knives, shears etc. Farm, South Main street. WAiR. Jag'glatlont anforcad b» the pubilan- provement.s, fireplace and 2 Reasonable. Phone 7421. Fenfale 37 FO R 'R EN T--FIV E ROOMS, sec­ be can accomplish little. It to sharpened. Capitol Grinding Oo., ond floor, good location, ready t n and they raaerva tha right to car garage. Ready for im­ McKINNEV BROTHERS , 531 LydaU street TeL 7958. WANTED—MAN OR woman for the co-operative effort of many bonds Mdit. raalte o» rajeci any oopy eon- AU Forms of tasaraaoe Household Goods 51 about November 10th. Address which achieves the greatest re­ W artd obltdilonabla. mediate occupancy. counter work days. Silk City reply to Box F, Herald, stating f'iCUMINa HIIUB8—Claaainad ada Except Life WANTED TO TUNE, repair and Diner, Call 3875. ■ sults. The eight-oar crew can •a ba pBbltahed tame day mutt be 505 Mata St,, Manchester, Cobb. regulate your piano or player A BEAUTIFUL HOME FULL OF size of family and name of pres- outatrip the lone scuUer; but the ggagivad by IS o'eloek noon Sat or- Walker S t .- REAL ESTATE Telepbono 60M piano. Tel. Manchester 6052. Furniture, New Uvliig, dining, ent landlord. . "eight" which wins the race conw pays 10 SO. Dogs—Birds—Peta 41 bedroom, kitchen, rugs, lamp, prises those men who are Imbued S a s o n Double 6 room flat. Purchnse tables. Reasonable. Albert’s Fur­ FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, on bua with one purpose, who work . Triephone Yotii Want 4ds line, available Dec. 1st. Adults LEAIEB Ada art accepiao oval the tala- Help Wanted— Female 35 TWO NEW LITTERS of dark red niture Co., Hartford. smoothly and rhythmically to­ riiat Home From Cocker Spaniel puppies. Other only. Telephone 4920. gether—all in perfect harmony, MUCH host at tha CHAKClti RATE ^vtn Woodland St.— WANTED—YOUNG woman for _haaa aa a oon*anaioca to adver- Allen & Hitchcock, colors available. Jack Frost Ken­ WINDOW SHADES, VENETIAN seeking the one common goal. u n sa id ! attars bnt tha CASH RATES win be 6 room .single ARTHUR A. typing and general office work. nels. 26 Gardner street. blinds. Get our low prices on Hol­ Such is team woric. ggaantad aa rUL.1. PAYMENT If No stenography, short hours, dRburban for Rent 66 said provements. | n c . land shades, and Ugh grade at tha boalntaa offica on or ba- wages 816 with lunches. Apply WANTED .TO BUY puppy,', not Venetian blinds. Phons 8819 for ibro tba aaatnth day following tha KNOFLA FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, A goat had eaten an express Ctat Inaartlon ot each ad otbtrWita Manchester Memorial hospital, over six months old, train as special prices and samples. Capi­ heated, with bath. Telephone Manchester Office: ticket, and a colored employee of ^ OBAROE RATE will ba eolltot- Adams St.— SYS Mato St. PlmiM S440 Monday afternoon between 2 and watch dog. Phone 5308. tol Window Shade Company, 241 2113, Glastonbury. Mi No ratponalblllty for arrora In 953 -Main St. Tel. 3301 4. Ask’ for Miss Brown. the express company approached -^laphaaad ada will bo astnnied and 6 room single, North Main street. Open eve­ IghMr •oearaey oannol ba gnaran- nings. his superior, with the query: provements Willlmantic Office: Live Stock— Vehicles 42 Negro—Boss, what we gwtoe to ' d. Wanted to Rent 68 •OPR. ms ST MA MMNB. fl LASTINO IMPRESSIONS 82« .Main St. Tel. 1985 HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or do ’bout dat billy goat ? He's done '’It’s our roomer—^he had paid a week in advance and ht _ T.N.Ric. u.fcFaT.cir. /(-7 b d « c t daseilkatioiM FOR SALE/-6 WEEKS old pigs, WANTED—3, 4, or 5 room apart­ et up where he’s gwlne. m Also .se^veral 4, 6 and 6 89 each. High Acres Farm. Tel. rent, fully adjustable. 'Rates resi- won't leave I” REAL ESTATE LISTING sonable. Call Keith Furniture, ment or house by young couple. g a n a n ta room dJ^rand new singles WANTED Manchester 7870. Telephone 7389. lagaa ...... FOR SALE Tel. 4159. The young lawyer had just hung h s a a a a a a a a rsg ••••••• for occupancy. Own- M.ANCHESTER: BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES News? BY EDGAR MARTIN of XbOOkfl wsadasaag Several dishwashers 5-ROOM COTTAGE— Near FOR SALE —NEW WHITE up his si£^. That morning a SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH .era may pick their wallpa­ Porter Street Section. Five- Poultry and Supplies 43 stranger entered. The man asked M o a M rlo m ..aag******* Main street. Steam heat. enamel kitchen ranges, $65 and Houses for Sale 72 X 0 0 B 4 aassaasa.a per aind color scheme. Ready to work Sunday^ morn­ room single. Bathroom. Hot Large lot. This is a good to be excused as be hurried to his f.|U \T'6 UWETy\\S~lCOOV.OW'T NO. \T Y0A«>tO'T Hfe VNA-S PHOOE^IEVST ENEQVTHNNG ^iljieOBOMDlU ...... air heat with lot 100’x66’x525’ FOR SALE— BROILERS, fryers, up. Combination, 5 alxea of cast FOR s a l e :—TEIN ROOM duplex aeaiaaaaasaaaawi for occupancy. telephone. F\Wt m NE-PHEVNlHE VNOONOED AT WOMJAV AND deep. S. P. 84,900. D. P. $500. piece of property. roasters, live or dressed. Man­ iron pot belly stoves for coal, house, 152-154 School street. VS H OW IKN Aatf abOaa ing at the Masonic Lawyer— (taking down the :-e- PRICE ...... 34.500. chester Chicks, 136 Summer black and chromium pipe. Also Price $4000. Inquire at 115 Maple HV VNNOONtD SNSTER'S ON\N' VNHWe. HE VJAS GETTWiC* 1 DOV3T HANE. TO T E N S e W A H , Dbtaa for Sala street, telephone 6971. used furniture. Open every eve­ celver)^—Yes, this is Mr. Whoosit. CHV\_D AViD AW iAVS- E>ACV4 ON H\6> FEET , OH tSiPHBobUts tor Bsehgifga Temple. South End Section. Two- street. Yes, I will be ready for you at HSW H V S taisto Aaaaaaortaa-^raa . Alexander Jarvis famlly ffat. 4-rar garage. Steam Vi ACRE, 7-ROOM HOUSE ning. Tel. 8254. OH . 6 0 ^ OF (AiE'L'L'-T. ^ FOR SALE—CAPE COD, 2 years 3:10 this afternoon. But please be heat. 8. P. 83A00. P. P. 8500. — Fireplace. 2-car garage. prompt, for I am very busy. Two TO VNOQV4 H\M ffi FOR s a l e :—USED GRAY enamel old. 5 rooms, bath, <» first floor, THAT C Trnak .... Really Co. hundred dollars T Tee, that was CaU 3872 West Side, Off Hartford Road. Furnace. On main road in combination range gas and oil. recreation room, double garage, H \M . \ N A ^ INTO TH E H ir a WANTED the estimate I gave you. It o r a g a Center St. Phone 4112 8-room single. All improve­ Bolton. 63 Turnbull Road. Tel. 2-0385. large terrace, second floor will M ia a - B le y e la s ments. Oarage. S. P. 84JI00. Hanging up the receiver, he iotoreyelss . PRICE ...... $5,250. MAIDS AND FOR SALE/2 STORM windows, accommodate 3 rooms and bath, w—M< D. P. gyk). 3 acrea land overlooking Hart­ turned to the atranger, and rub­ ______al S< approximately 32 1-2x54, practi­ bing his hands, asked: dnasa Sarvloas Ollarad ... 8-ACRE PLACE — Buck- HOUSEWORKERS cally new, reaaonable. Phone ford. 89200. Telephone Manches­ old Saryleas OSarad .. Mci^'ee Street Section. New ter 5224. Lawyer—Now, sir, what can I ontracUng ...... t-room singles. Modem to every ingham. Attractive promotional possibil­ 5308. do for. you? Aarsarlaa ...... ities for women np to 55 In . Stranger—Nothing. I came to PIraotora MALE HELP WANTED detaiL Fireplace. S unflnlshed FOR SALE—DAY BED, child's BOL'TON l a k e :—4 ROOM cot­ ~YaMblB»—Boofing rooms upstairs. 8. P. S5A00 4-ACRE PLACE—Off Lake Housekeeping Department of tage, improvements for all year. connect your telephone. Hartford Private Hospital. Live maple desk and stool, see-saw for cRsh. O. P. 8800. Mortgage Street. 1 child. 172 Maple street. Nice location. Price less than $3.- king .. . . Machine Tenders nayroent, Including taxes and in or oat— 1 day off each week. Dklng—Storags 000. $500 caah. 6 room house in PaaaangsT Sarrlaa m*oranoe, $38.00 per month. APPLY 404 WASHINOIDN FOR SALE—KELVINATOR re­ town, good location, good condl­ HOLD EVERYTHING -Paparing ...... Dryer Men STREET, HARTFORD frigerator, right pribe for quick Uon. Price $4200. Good terms. 2 Saryloaa Off Middle Turnpike W’est. Any day inclndlng Sunday from sale. Caah only. May be seen at famUy 10 room, aU improve­ ...... a a...... sr Stuart J. Wasley yalag—Clsanlng .. 14 General Laborers Ftye-rooro duplex. Hot air 8:30 A. M. to 7:80 P. M. — or 116 North School street. ments, 2 car garage. Price 86600. r j — __ aad SanrlM . . . . . It plpeless furnace. AU Improve- Real Estate and Insurance Telephone Hartford 7-4077 $700 caah. Jas. Rennie, 62 Hamlin Bnalnaas Sarvioa mm. >* Experience Unnecessary menta. S. P. $4,000. D. P. Sfate Theater Building street Tel. 7567. ■dasatlaaal $500.______Telephone 6648 - 7146 Machinery andf Toob 52 and Claassa...... t1 laatMMtlona .«* ».• ..* . 84 COLONIAL BOARD COMPANY WASH TUBBS Now W hat?. BY ROY CRANK 11 . . . ,.M*.. .YS*A Durant Street. 5-room do- CLETRAC CRAWLEatS. Power _ atio 8*1 615 Parker Street Manchester, Coi^h. plrx. All Improvements. lAit you can count :on all the time. Triple Tiered ^asbaS—lastmetlona ...... 80 has 75* fronts^.'- 8. P. $5,200. This light stepping Celtrac does THE TRAIL LEADS PtaaBolal JWILLNFORM^ -Ifortgagas 8i D. P. $1,000. more work and better. Poeitive THRU A CULVERT. IT OpporthhltUi ...... 8> FOR SALE WANTED traction, amazing performance. IS BECOMNS FRESHER. heaoojarterc bo Loan 88 Tanner Street Section. 8- I ' Dublin Tractor' Company, Wllll- ATANyMOMEKIT H/E. AT ONCE. I PEAR 88alp and Mtnattaaa room single. 2 years old. Sun- | ' 6-ROOM HOUSE mantle. THEY HAVE BEEN [■alp Wanted—Famala ...... 8b parlor. Fireplace.' Downstairs , Small Household Safe MAY COME URDU DC Wanted—Mala ...... 8* 20 SPRUCE STREET MET BY A COWBY- _____ Wanted ...... 8t-A lavatory. Ready for Immediate i (Near East Center Street) ESCAPED PRISONERS, Ip Wanted—Mala or rassalo 8'i occupancy. S. P. 87,200. D. P. " About 30^* Square. Wanted—To Boy 68 AUCE OF SOME ats Wanted ...... 81-A Help Waaited 61,500. Large Lot, 84’ x 140’ KIND WANTED —USED PLOW for No. Elm Street. 7-room dwell­ Immediate Occupancy. Write Box X. Y. Fordson tractor. Write P. O. Box ing. All Improvements. S. P. 89, Mancheater. W A R W O R K .84,800. D. P. 8800. Available $1,000 Cash Required. 90 days. c«o The Herald WANTED TO BUT one electric train outfit in good condition. ir E ISEED ADDITIOISAL EMPLOYEES No. Elm Street. Single dwell- i Telephone 6725. //-7 “ Thoae shell-rinuned glasses are only camouflage! She lag. All Improvements. 8. P. L. T, Wood Co. $4,200. D. P. 8000. 1 55 Bjssel St. TeL 4496 pretends to be intellectual, but I notice every time she FOR WAR WORK■ i * *Th« batteries supply riectricity goes to the library she manages to walk Itome with a Lydall Street. 6-room single. Red Cross Nurse Doll to tha shock troops, don’t Uissr?" * date!” An Improvements. 2-car gar­ Female: / age. Acre of land. S. P. 64JI00. D. P. $1,006. TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Power sewing machine operators Oak Street Sectloa. 2-fani- FOR SALE lly boose. 5-room apartment 104 WEST CENTER ST. _ 6 ! Inspectors downstairs aad 4 rooms np. All rooma. Stogie. Bath aad lav­ Uncle Ben S im s- ALLEY OOP Out of the Frying Pan BY V .T . HAMLIN / Improvements bnt heat. S. P. atory. Reereatioa room to haae : Miscellaneous workers $6300. D. > . $800. meat. Cash $1,006. , / WEa.WELL.' ' "SOyKVOANTA JON US . WHOAREXDU?vuwn ADP VTi I ? MOOZY |KASTECS,EH?WELLA WE WILL TRAIN 'm oSE WlTHOtTT EXPERIENCE. Oak Street Section. 2-fam- 166 C E N T E R S T . — 7 rooms, t lly dwelling. (2) 4-room apart- bathrooms. Ceatral locdtioo. < u \ s MOW’D YOU SET 6 U E S S W E ' naents. AH Improvements except VaeaaL Cosh $1,000. H E R E ? WO beat. S. P. $4300. D. P. $1,000. P A S S - y Y E H -W E D 164 MAIN ST.— $-eamlly. L o ^ FORT EH?( b e t t e r HUS Male: BOLTON lot. Meal far a profeaMooal HIMRIOHT mail Flret Boor.of t rooms v ^ Jnst Off Ronto $. On tarred ^ V h A! General workers in finishing department road. Over an acre of land. Caat. WUl oet. 8% oa hiveat- 5-rqom honae wrltk aU Improve­ nseat. Cash $2300. y lUachiiiists ments. OneHXir garage. S.-P. $4,000. D. P. $S00. Aviaiable FOSTER ST. — Near East Oea- In $0.dayst ter. 8 rooms. Both. Parapoe Carpenters heat. EzeeDeat loeatloa. Oinh COVENTRY: $ L « » . ’Carpenters helpers Wan street. Sooth Coventry. M SGARBOROVOH ROAD — t ) / O ’-^ ^ Modern, two-tamlly dwelling. rsoma. 'Steam heat. Bath aad Electricians Steam heat dowrastnlra. Large lavatory. Reereatioa room. Bx- lot. laeomn $50.00 per month. eritaat loeatlea. Vaeaat. Cmh r r f - ^ B. P. $53$$. D. >. $L00f $$3$6. Mata Road, Sontb Covmtry. Cheney Brothers Sdrea roeas stogie. Fnll 'bath. EDWARD J. HOIX .1 1 :2 Raantag water. Eteetricity. Telephoap Employment Bureau — Main Office — Hartford Road Two-ear garage, V, of buid. • a T -$87$-8028 S. P. $4360. D. P. $1,060. 8289 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Soandf Ominoua BY MERRILL BLOSSER

Look liolil ihls ’v.s.' lor Uir lat- >V ‘ Playing It Safe BY FRED HARBIAN _it star In the junior fashion heav­ •’ •'Ano OAooy IS the sole hew Roor old u n c u t ja s p e r — I'M SURE MDU can j VfeS, MR.GRU8BLE ens—the triple-tiered skirt! Plan-' lb .UNCtr JASPER'S BSTATS. LARO/ HE WAS A FINE MAN I I ’M APPRECIATr MV AND AFTER W E tL ------&^OMESS/ A FEW MINUTES eUTASRED ^ 5 5 ' ty Bwtob It to too, 6n this Uvely CERTAINLY eoiNG’,,^ — ------HIM IN FOiqy, 6443 young dlmdl frock with its super- / [ Gbe.tmlt^ s u p e r / Tb MSS HIM/ /H ow OLD y b v r s - j ^ ^ WITH MB.VtXJlJL BE eticrtiyN f sm om loiig torso toil! This to a e v e n S A D O E X i / inrim dsalgn for velvetean with laea trim, or checked taffeta with ribbon. Pattern No. 8289 to designed for Coin, our Nam ^and.Address and sises n , 13. 15. 17, . 19. Size 13, By Mrs. Aaap Chbot short sleeves, takes yards 39-. H m ^ sh e to—the didl you’ve tha Pattern number to Anne Cabot The Manebeater Evening Haraht. inch material. .9 yards trimming. _MB asktog for—a' 18-ineh little 106 deveatb Avanua, New . Yorti For this attractive pattern, send nurae, and competent looking. The aty. Enclose 1 cent poatagn for 16e to coin,'your name, address, each pattern ordered. ' pattern number and else ,tq Th" body to made of soft white cotton J^aochaater Herald, Today’e Pr -the apron-drem sbould ba mada The second ' Issue o f Anna f atarened white cotton. Cap can Ctobot's Album to now ready—the tern Service, 106 Seventh airen- a pal# Uua or whita. Tba nuTM FaU and Winter Album— timely 2 f ^ York, N. T. _i a companion doU to tha sailor hints, for warm knit aad crocheted 8aa tha FaU Fashion .B-^t.. and soldier dolls ffhlbh have prevl- garments, ' patch Wmrk ideas, wide variety of amart pattern- oualy appaared in this columiL ' quilts, ambroldartos . . . cairtot* bafoca you wind up your fall sev, To obtain patem for tba Nurse pressnt 86&d for tog eampalgn. Send for your cop. — ■ II II p I !■ nil DoU (Pattern No. 5448) for body, your copy- todhy. Anna Cabot's today, llte. Order it with a 15i ^ cap sad taatructlom for H u and WIMir album to priced at for 36a plus le Mr U fftfR A . I;

loOKm n SATURDAY^ NOVEMBER 7 ,194S‘ Average Dally (XreuletkMi iKmubrairr £t>rabtg For flw MsMh at Oetoksr, it42 The Weather . Foneast of O. a WsMksr Seems that the new reetaurateur Peter Baldwin la kept buay by used about the same language as Qub Planning 7,696 the town painting atreet aigna, air Shelter Special Rites Not neeli dsuge to to About Town raid ahelter aigna, police atope and Heard Along Main Street the first one had and he received Meaber at Om Aafilt tors toidgliti fight nihi achool aigna. During the paat year about the asms treatment He Victory Dinner tog SHty Tnesdsy assni 170 atreet aigna have been re­ went to the pavement faet and For Veterans -ft'’ r. BI9M^ «f H«w BriUin, dete And on Some of Manchest^s Side Streets, Too furioue. Manchest«T~^A City of ViBago Charm placed or new onea added. Thla Theae fellows must keep away r- im r M tbti morning to waa .only part of hla work aa he A meeting of the Manchester y. Bvatte a t that dty, haa ordera for other aigna that from Middle Turnpike and its en­ Ex-Service Men's Organ­ Afivertlstog se Pegs 1#) wtth ■ laiga mirror wlU keep him buay for another Water Department A number of soldlera stationed- the matter to the police but the virons or else they must expect to Young Republican Club will be VOL. LXII„ NO. 8g MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOVEBIBER 9,1942 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CBNIB I cC Mt iittaw amployeea of year at leaat. with the Anti-Aircraft unit next morning gave her a real be treated rather rough. held In the East Side Recreation izations to Be at North ' ■ w^ng room, where Soon to Connect with in the service who come shock. About 125 or 130 of. her building on School street Monday aa he left work A maaa of requiem will be cele­ New Supply. home on''fi^ough would like to chickens were missing. She did re­ We understand that there Is a evening at 7:30. It la called by the End Chnrch. brated In St. John’a church, Ool- enjoy a day of fiahing and- port this loss to police, but went flag flying from a mast somewhere executive committee to arrange way atreet, tomorrow morning at or hunting. But''tJ;ey don’t feel on investigating on her own. for a victory dinner. Membera of ’The new pump house on the old that they can afford'Hq^tyke out She came upon the solution af­ on Porter street that Isn’t exact­ Ebc-servlce men’s organizations tlw CWUna e( Mhry Sodality of 8:30 for membera of the Gozo* Roger Paper Manufacturing Com­ ly a credit to the country it rep- the club feel that the work done In Manchester will attend divine family of Talcottville. licenses. It is the consenints.a^ng ter a couple of hours’ search. The iUL JMsaa^ aknroh will receive pany’s land on Charter Oak street, sporting men that these ~ chickens had been attacked by resenU. It is pretty badly Uttered by members during the services at the North Methodist ‘ ^ ——i«« m a body at the 8:80 purchased by the town last year, and torn. We imdersUnd also that last election should be commemo­ church tomorrow. Marshal Clif­ tomorrow nKwning. All mem* Mlantonomoh Tribe No. 58, I. ought to be allowed to hunt of some rodent, and Uje blood sucked a group of neighbors had planned rated. The date and place will be ford Dolsen haa requested thht ail on was completed this week. It is on Close fish without licenses. Their uni­ f r ^ tbem, then the carcassed North Africa Defenses; to make a raid on the flagstaff on selected at the meeting Monday 'ita n who have planned to attend O. R. M., wlU hold lU regular the south end of the property over forms should be a sufficient badge, dragged beneath the coopa. The organizations meet at Depot > ‘||W 4tag maet at Oeano^a cottage meeting in Tinker hall Monday the wells that have a capacity 'of Hallowe’en and dispose of the worn night. Square at 10:15 and march In a are nqneated to meet not later it Is suggested. sneaks had not only murdered the emblem in i. sulUble manner, but body to the church. In case of in­ night at 8 o’clock. A claaa of 20 as much water as is used by the Town Clerk Sam ’furklngton is chickens but they had hidden the Stkan 1:80 tomorrow at the acbool palefacea will be inducted Into entire town. ’The property was something forestalled them. Now clement weather, assembly will be haB an Park atreet. the order by the local degree sympathetic with the plan to al­ bodies to cover up the deed! they are considering maUing h at the church. team. Membeiv of the degree purchased for the water which was. low the service men to enjoy massed atUck on the owners of Charge Water A majority of the Main street supplied by the wells. It was hunting and fishing free. He took The sovemment’s housing proj­ the flag and demanding that they ; 'P v t Anthony F. DeOantle, son team are requested to be at Tink­ learned by the town authorities the matter up with the State Fish business houses will cloee all day, • ie Mra. Frank DeClanUe, of 202 er hall not later than 7 o’clock. ect on the former Jefferson fana do something about IL November 11, Herbert House re­ that the property was to be sold and Game Cbmmlsslon, but ao far is yet to be named, since the On One Meter ported to the committee at the to Pass Through French Tunisia „ Porter atroet, haa been promot^ when the paper company moved to there have been no resulta. The Chamber of Oommerce committee final meeting last evening at the I'rga corporal at the Patteraon Field Major Robert F. Hamilton of Goodyear and they lost no time commission, like many other gov­ suggestion of “Montlcello" was Embarrassing situations usually Air Depot, Fairfield, Ohio. Manchester, has left Camp Ed­ in ^ihaking the purchase. ernment agencies. Is bound by red come a t the unexpected time Army and Navy club. He added, wards for Camp Lee, Va., where turned dovm. One suggestion wms however, that the stores dosing / Pipes Already IaM tape, and there are certain tech­ turned ini to the committee that apd a Main street Ullor will at­ No Individual Meters did not want the Permanent W he will take a refresher course in / The necessary pipes have al­ nicalities that must be dealt with. wo felt was worth while, but It test ta that. A lo&al matron was supply He will return to his Ed­ In the meantime the boys In uni­ having some alterations made on In Any Houses in the Armistice committee to g et. the Oran Harbor Where aAmerieuis Landing wards post at the completion ^ ready been laid to connect with wasn’t submitted. Th'at was "Or- Impression that this would be a form can’t hunt or fish without a ford Park." a dress and not satisfied with the ------1 1 11 1 1 - 11 111 1 1 the one-month course. the mains in Charter Oak street Federal Project. general practice. ‘Red’ Tank Crews ^ 1 / and the house was erected by the license. Manchester—or the larger part ’’hang" of the garment after She Fklls on Wedneaday Vichy Navy got It home, returned to the shop men in the employ of the water The 'Turkington suggestion was of what Is now Manchester—was All, water needed to supply the Armistice Day will fall on FILMS department,, in spare time. It is practical one. He told the com­ originally known as Orford Parish. and explained her troubles. “Cer- Wedneaday this year and aa most DEVELOPED AND Completes Bajrfc mostly below ground and is of mission that It would be simple It was so called before this town Uinly,’’ said the Uilor, "step into houses being erected by the gov­ of tho business places have a half Smash Nazi.Push PRINTED concrete. 'The forms were removed enough to issue a bulletin to all was Incorporated. When the town the other room and put it on.” ernment between Hartford road holiday throughout the year on yesterday after the concrete had game wardens not to arrest men was Incorporated It was made up After a few minutes she came and West Center street will be this particular day, it was deciil-. 24-BOUR SERVICE Naval Training In a U. 3. service uniform they of parts of Hartford (which then back into the main shop. At the been given time vo dty out, the tailor’s request she turned around charged through one meter. In­ ed to remain closed the rest of the In Yankee Invasion; pump will'be Installed. Just when found on a stream or In the woods. extended across the river encom­ stead of Inetalling meters in each day this year. i Fitan Depoait Bog That would have taken care of It passing the present Elast Hart­ slowly as be inspected the dress. In Nalchik Area the water will be connected Is not “Oh, yes,” said the Uilor, "sUp it house the government arranged . Every sub-committee reported At Store Bntnuice U. 8. Navmf Training Station. yet known. without any fuss or fuming. But ford) ahd one part of Windsor. to have but one meter installed. In full last night and with the so far, the old red tape sUll keeps From Hartford and Windsor this off ai^n and” . . . the UghU sud­ Newport, I- Nov. 7.—Zlgmond denly went out The connection was made this exception of the general orders S. Olberti''20, son of Mr. and Mrs. the service men from enjoying the section got its name. The “Or" week. It it located on the Hart­ for the day, there U nothing more Battalion of Infantry sport. was taken from the laat syllable "Put that Ught on this minute,” for the committee to do. Elvery Lend-Lease Message Given Bey KEMP'S Stanli^ Olbert of 227 Union ford road end of the development Manchester And speaking of service for the of Windsor and the “ford’’ was shriUed the lady. “But.” exclaim­ where there Is a 18-lnch water unit is requested to be - In Its Wiped Out in Three street' Manchester, recently com­ service men — wonder whatever taken from the last syllable of ed the now embarrassed Uilor, aa pipe. proper place, Wedneaday morn­ Days of Fighting; Re­ pleted hla basic Naval training at Date Book became of that suggestion for a Hartford—making “Orford." both stood in the darkness, “I have This will assure an ample sup­ ing, not later than 10' o’clock, Aid Potent Uils sUtlon and will attend a pick-up station for the soldier.i When E. J. HoU came to Man' dot touched the switch.” ply of water to all of the houses gleads of the varioua veterans’ gion Now Gripped Told Forces Sent to Af­ Powerful Challenge to school for Motor Machinist’s and sailors ? The Legion asked and Manchester and entered the real The blackout waa brief but not and will make It niuch easier for organizations, auxiliaries and oth­ American Leader Tonight was given the right to put in such estate business one of the first real brief enough for either to regain the town to make &\e charge for er units will name their own aides By Wintry Weather; In Victory rica Will Cooperate Hitler Achieved with Mate. Meeting Permanent Armistice big developments in town was composure sufficiently to allow _____ / In North Africa Olbert graduated from Man­ Day committee. Army and Navy station so that service men could water used as instead of going to who will report to James Hines, In Defense; No Other PIN BOYS sit or stand there and autoists go­ opened when Mr. Holl purchased the dhrk red blushes to disappear. some 125 different apartments. chief of staff, at the headquarters Holding at Stalingrad. But Slight Lossm chester High achool, where he club at 8. the Foley and Lynesa farms just played baseball and basketball. Ceremonial ’Tall Cedars of Leba­ ing out of town could stop and The water mains to be laid in at the Army and Navy club. Total Shipments from Aim Than Early De- For United States give them a ride. No'doubt it will off West Center street and adjoin­ the new developmefit are to be The next meeting of the ooas- Moscoyr. Nov, 9.—(/P)— WANTED He had been employed by the non Masonic Temple. ing the Jefferson farm. He e^ed “It’s going to be a long war.” , struction of Common Hamilton Standard Propeller Di­ Collection of tin cans in salvage be put Into effect, but we would said the wag. “How comeT” asked supplied by the government and mittee will be on December 4 at German forces, stalled in America to Egyptian Algiers C ap tu red f; vision, United Aircraft. like to see it inaugurated before the development “Orford Park,’’ his neighbor. “Well,” replied the the Alexander J a r ^ CV>mpany has which time the bills will be paid campaign. winter sets in. The new Federal project adjoins the contract for laying the pipe. and officers elected for next year. their drive toward the Geor­ Fighting Zone Are Val­ Enemies; Message Most of Resistiuioe 7c String A Motor Machinist’s Mate must Monday, November 0 > the original Orford Park and opens wag, “as I understand It, the gov­ gian military highway over Transmitted Through be able to operate machine tools; Victory Bridge, Legion Hall, right into it. It would be lo^cal ernment wanU the trolley tracks ued ai $636,952,00(1. So Far Naval; Aj^ .Air* operate and maintain Internal Bianchester Mothein Club. Tuesday’s election results gave on Center street for war purposes the Caucasian mpuntains, at­ to call the new development Or­ and at the rate they are luking Admiral Estava to Bey. combustion engines; overhaul en­ ’Tueedsy, November 10 local anti-Kopplenuuin Democrats ford Park since that would then tempted to resiMpe their Washington, Nov. 9.—(IPi—Presi­ men Attach Fleets* gine auxiliaries; have a knowl­ Retail Credit Bureau meeting plenty of opportunity to rejoice. take In the whole section between them out It will be eomo time in REYMANDER’S FOOD----- BETTER THAN EVER! march near Nalchik yester­ MURPHY'S edge of pressures and air sys­ Y. M. C. A., at 6:30 p.m. Talk ak they will about a truce 1945 before the strtyt la restored dent Roosevelt reported today that Washington, Nov, 9.—(iP) West Onter street and Hartford to traffic.” day, but Russian tank crews BuU^tin! tems; plan and supervise engi­ Installation banquet. Daughters being declared between the _^fac- road as well as the area Including Our kitcheh is now under the direction of EMIL NAGARI total lend-lease ahipments to the —President Roosevelt ' has neering repairs; and be familiar of Isabella, at Y. M. C. A. tions within the Democratic ‘'par­ smashed up every attack, the Egyptian fighting zone had reached London, ^ v . 9.-r—Ths Bbwiing Alleys Foley street and Lyhess street and (formerly of the Bond and Heubiein). Soviet mid-day communique M id notifled the Bey of Tunis with electrical apparatus. American Legion Home, 10 to ty, the anti-Kopplemann group the section extending eaist to Mc­ A couple of local business men 8636,952,000. French retried tonight fliai 4:30 p.m. work on Red Cross forgot all about the white flag and had a deal in the worka the other today A battalion of German in­ that the American armed Kee street. TODAY WE FEATURE fantry waa wiped out in three The bulk of these shipments took Axis |Kve-bombcr8 had Ctt* surgical dressings. A standing in­ went right on cutting the Con­ The project authorities couldn’t day and they didn’t want anyone Roast Turkey Tripe a la Italian! forces in North Africa hope vitation to all women to assist in gressman from Hartford and ask­ to know what they were acheming. days of fighting in one sector of place in the laat nine months, dur­ tered^he Battle of North Af- find anything more typical of Broilers Roast Beef Chicken Cacciatore the Nalchik region, the communi­ ing which this country shipped to to pass through French Tuni­ this worth-while effort for our ing Republicans who didn’t like Manchester than the name “Or­ They were In the habit of meeUng Egypt more than 1,000 planes, This is the busy Mediterranean port of Oran in the Vichy Frehdi colony'of Algeria, North Africa, sia, apparently to strike east­ ricar and that their own colo> armed forces. Come at any hour of Miller not to give the Congres­ on Oak atreet So Uey decided that que said, and earlier it bad been . HAVE SUNDAY DINNER at the TEA ROOM! ford’’ certainly. reported that 1,700 Nasi soldiers "many Iiundreds of tanks,” of where U. S. troops arc landing. ward toward the Axis forces ijikls were being ‘strengthato. the day most convenient. sional vote to Kopplemann. the best place to dlscuae their which mora than 500 were of the on the Atlantic coiuit biit Wednesday, November 11 We know two Republicans who Reymander's Restaurant had paid with tbeir Uvea In this now retreating from Egypt. SUNDAY SPECIALS plans in secret was the cailneae Caucasian region, now gripped by medium type, 20,000 trucks and the United States expeditiofi^^ LIKE SEA FOOD? Annual Armistice night dinner were outspoken against Miller and Shotgim shells are becoming laundry. So they went into the DIim MHTDaaee' Fine Winas, Uqoors aafi Beer hundreds of (ucces of artillery. The White House disclosed today and dance, American Legion hall. were approached by Democrats scarce as ten’s teeth, and moat of laundry and Ulked over their cold, wintry weather. that the mesMge had been deUv- with seemingly irresisiflbla Native Yellow Tag the local stores are all out of them. 35-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 A White House statement said NssHmsv wtH yon find a Friday November IS and ask ^ not to vote for Kopple­ plans. That was all very welL but Flghttag en Sown Seale that the “magnificent British vic­ British Only Few Hours Behind ered Saturday night to the bey, might, was patting thonaairiB batter variety ttian rigbi ROAST TURKEY Past Masters’ night, Washing­ mann even If they didn't vote for Those who want to enjoy a few everyone who saw them go Into , The flghtoig to the Stalingrad tory in Egypt was aided to an im­ Sldi Moncef Pacha, and that it men on the beaches at. ton Loyal Orange Lodge, Orange Miller. That may have been re­ days of hunting are finding it dif­ the laundry, saw them sitting there area was on a smaU acals and portant extent by the 'oporatinn of asserted at one point: Native HaU. peated a good many times around ficult to know where to ^et the talking andtthen saw them come northwest of the city the action the lend-lease act and “The indomitable and massive LieuL Gen. Dwight t>. Elsen­ pressing in on the key atroag* LOBSTER SHRIMP Saturday. November 14 town. ammimition.. out ahaking hands put two and waa confined largely to artUlery As Axis Forces Flee into Libya American armed forces which 1 hower (above) is In command of hedds of Vichy’s African sai* ROAST CHICKEN Old Timer’s Night, Delta Chap­ One loca' store proprietor we dueto. it waa rsported. The Oer- (Ooattaoed am Page am dispatching to North Africa in the United States forces moving pirc. The resulta of the MUler-Kop- heard of used the wrong SMthod two together and knew what the SCALLOPS OYSTERS Roast Loin of Pork ter, R. A. M., Masonic Temple. plemann contest In town seem to deal waa almost as soon as it was ma-*- anaU acato attacks coUaboratlon w tth ^ e forces of into Vichy French territory In Sunday, November 15 to dispose of the stock he had In the dty Itself, but the conunu- France, wlU cooperate with you in North Africa over the week-end. CLAM^, ETC. bear put what this column said on hand. He hasn’t been in busi­ completed. So, if you would keep London, Nov. Besides our usual assort­ Entertainment, Polish Women’s laat Saturday that the drift from your business deals to yourself, nique reported theae were beaten Plunge Acrou B o ^ r in | P l a n C S A c t i v c the defense of your conntry. They Onr Baa Food ia FVeah and Alliance at St. James’s hall. Park ness here too long—be doesn’t op­ off and about 800 German infan­ Whole Picture have no other aim than the early United States forces, stotOtr ment of Roasts, Chops and one candidate would probably off­ erate one of the long established the moral would seem to be, air Pushing Lines Vicinity of Halfaya Hxysstty Prspbrad. street. Proceeds for War Relief. set the drift from the other. them in the open and don’t tty to trymen UUed. destruction of our common ene­ ing with overwhelming migltt Steaks. Monday, November 18 businesses—but he has been doing iron them out in a laundry. WANTED In the region a t Btyanak, the mies. and exquisite pmdsion, dosed Following the election one politi­ North Africa Annual meeting Chamber of a good business. He is a good fel­ Ruastons aatd, a Soviet air unit Changed Now Pass Despite Heavy Against Ships Hope for Passage Prl^lcgc . Commerce, at Y. M. C. A„ at 6:30 cal statistician figured out that low, and we don’t believe he rea­ made a aurpriae raid on an anemy Steadily East today upon the key d^enaea the number of Democrat votes cast TTie-'day after election a friend of Auack by Airmen. "They and their alUes hope for p.m. lized be was violating any regula­ of ours made a remark we thought alrdroma and destroysd 20 Ger­ the great privilege of pasMge of FVench North Africa after THE TEA ROOM ’Tuenday, November 17 was greater in proportion to the tions when he did what be was man planes. In five days on this Move Secret inflicting serious loeset ea “No Wines — No Liquors — Just Good Food” number registered frith that party quite ap t He said "Too many With Landing Near Algiers Uirough Tunisia thus enabling Retail Merchants’ meeting, Y. reported to the War Price , and politicians don’t yet realize that front. 670 Germans w en kUled by Against Japs Cairo, Nov. 9.—(A*)—Rem­ them to accompUsh their mission the Vichy Navy at CiaaaMaa* 88S MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH M. C. A., at 12:15. than the proportiph of Republican Ration Board for his act; snipers, the communique report­ votes to the number reg;istered the big capital letter ”V” means TO RENT nants of Marshal Rommel’s —the elimination of the forces of Bean supper and sale. Ever It seems a couple of fellows “Vlctoty.” They still think It ed. evU from North- Africa." For Months (Oonttooed am Png* Bgfifl) ■v ' Ready Circle; King's Daughters, with that p a ^ . .That can be easi­ went Into hJfi store to buy shotgun ■ X » Infilctfaig Benvy Insssa Americans on Guadalca­ Grave Conefem Over fleeing Afri(» 0>rps shook Germans Gaim>Six War­ North Methodist church. ly explain^by the fact that there shells. He refused to sail the ahelle means "Votes.” lo()se from the advancing Tunisia is a French protectorate A. Non. Aa earUtr communique report­ Outlook in Mediterra­ ships and Four, Mer­ lying between Algiers, which Wednesday, November 18 are a number of Manchester voters unless a shotgun were also pur­ LOrge building suitably construtt- ed the Red Army was perfecting nal Not Encountering British Eighth Army today Hundreds of American Red Cross Mobile unit at "Y” registered as Republicans who vote chased. He said that the shells American troops.already have en­ Its fortified posiUons In and Major Resistance; Sol­ nean Basin Give«\Way and plunged across the Egyp­ chantmen Hit Since tered, and Italian -controlled between 11:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Democratic in a State and Na­ were for sale only' on n combina­ around the d ty of StaUngrad and And British Officers 125 blood donors needed here. To tional election. They are register­ tion offer—SO much for the tbells «d with floor he0vy enough to store To Tide of Optimi tian border into Libya in the Friday Night Attack. Libya. The bey is nominal gover­ Flashes ! BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS inflicting heavy loasea whenever omons Fleet Hit Again nor of Tunisia. Aware fqr Weeks in register, volunteers should c'.U ed Republican only so thst they and the, gtm together. The pros­ the Germans attacked. The Ger- vicinity of Halfaya (Hellflre) (Late BnUettos of tha (ff) VDamy telephone 6637. may get In on the local Republican pective purchasera had guns . and \ The message to him was trans­ OLD trucks and construction machin­ mana also loat heavily In the re- Washington, Nov. 9.—(/P)—The By Paul Kern Lm despite a heavy Ameri­ 'Berlin, (From German Broad mitted through Admiral Jean Advance ' of Coup. ff'e Have Over-the-Counter Stamp Pines Civic Association Get-’To- Primary which is. tantamount to didn’t want another, so they re­ glon northeast of Tuapse, Soviet can and British air bombardment casts), Nov. 9—UP)—The German gether a. Gartenhaus, Woodland. election in this town. ported the case to the local War American troops on Guadalcanal Cairo, Nov. 8.—(Delayed)—(F) Pierre Esteva, French resident Picruied Aa "Repeated Uar" RECORDS Black sea naval station, yester­ whkh made that route nearly im- By Edward E. Bonwr Service at All Times Friday, November tO ' Judging from comments we have Price board and a complaint was appeared today to be piuhing —The British Eighth Army’s paaaabto. British advance forces high command asserted today that general at Tunis. New York, Nov. Mnat be tnraeJ ke for aal- ery. Buildiiig with some heating day, It waa talA _ German and Italian planes have While the chief executive’s mes­ Washington, Nov. 9.—UP) — Anna Harrington, 21-year sM' Husking Bee, auspices of St. heard along the street local made out and sent to the state yage If yoD want to keep The apparently was exert­ their Ilnea slowly but steadily east­ Ughtnlng blows against the Axis which Bqd been making a desper­ Bridget’s parish, Hollister street Democrats figure that on the re­ board. been in action against British and sage was couched In friendly, Months of cloae-moutbed secrecy mother of four chlldiea, m ttkil playing the new ones. ing the greatest pressure in the ward without encountering major forces In Egypt, coupled with the ate efforTto catch the back-pedal­ American vessels off Algiers since polite terms, It could be regarded ia Bronx county court oa ehargttl auditorium. sults they can expect absolutely Whether anything hasV«t come 2'/]e eaeb paM tor oM ree- facilities preferred. Nalchik arsa in an effort to re­ Japanese opposition, while aerial ling enemy\ plunged into Libya and painstaking labor were cou­ Monday, November 28 no plums through sny kind (ff of the case we don’t know but this landing of United Stotea troops in Friday night and that so far six as a sort of ultimatum to let Unit­ pled with the high strategy that of first degree murder la the stog^ orda Irreepectlve a t qnaatity. sume Its advance toward the and torpedo-boat attacks took French North Africa. have only a few tmurs behind the rear AlUed warships and four mer­ Ing of her hMbaiid, Almaa, wad TRY Women’s Auxiliary; Chamber of de^.” So they expect that some might serve as a tip-off to anyone Geoigtoa mUltary highway over fresh toll of the enemy fleet in the changed the entire picture in the Axis troops. ed States forces go through preceded America’s move Into Commerce, Chamber of Commerce changes are due in the town court who might be using slmUar sales chantmen baa been hit by bombs. Tunisia. North Africa. pictured by the state today as w Solomons. Mediterranean basin. SitaaUon "Oonfnstag" The war buUetin said Uiat in ad­ “repeated liar” aad by her ewu rooms, 3 p.m. next July 1. method-. Better to be forewarned KEMP'S aa raga Two) Collaboration Not Explained It waa estimated authoritatively Wednesday, November 25 when you are dealing with war Communicate A t Once With (€ The latest Navy communique, Within a fortnight grave con­ The situation in Halfaya pass dition a German U-boat scored a counsel ae a woman who fearMfly .Inc. however, disclosed that motor cern over the outlook has given at the moment waa described as torpedo hit on a British cruiser of There was no explanation of the today that probably hundreds of obeyed her hnaband. Tho deftsna-. Annual Social, Hose and Ladder A suggratlon was broached to time regulations. president's reference to collabora­ American and British officers and The New Aero Co., No. 1. at Cheney hall. T8S Mala S t TeL 5888 torpedo boats probably rank one way to a rising tide of optimism, “confusing.” the Leander class in an attack in Indicated It would contend Bad^. us on Main street the other day of two they attacked inspired by the most hopeful tok­ The British were in clbce pur­ the western Mediterranean. tion with the forces of France, al­ a number of civilians were fully riagton wan shot accMentalljr doty.. Friday, November 27 that sounds good. We read in the In days of yore they used to though this government had ap­ aware for weeks In advance of Annual Ball, Women’s Auxiliary Alexander Jarvis Co. Air Box Score Just north of the American poai- ens of ultimate victory in three suit of the tattered (tormaite and “Anglo-American Naval units Ing a quarrel la their Bronx ' press of various municipalitiee battle for the hand of ^ fair tlons on Guadalcanal Saturday yeara of conflict. Itsdians, and Britiah and A ^ ri- and troop transports in the waters pealed to the French to cooperate the developing coup. Yet until the June 28. of Memorial hospital at Hotel throughout the country buying maiden, but it ^ m s that in these with the American troops toward first landing boaU appeared lii • • • Bond. Hartford. morning, and an aerial attack that Early opening of a reasonably fighter planes, flying fortresses, modem days the hand of the fair Center Street Phone 4112 Is 141 to 10 afternoon on an enemy fornuitlon safe Allied supply route through (Opattoned oa Page I8ght) (OoatInned am Page Two) tha ultimate goal of freeing the the gloom off the African coast the Farm Penalty Legal - Tuesday, DeeembCT 1 -and the like for the use of our maiden has given away to s-cup coiuisting of a Ught cruiser and the M^lterranean. Is one of the French colonies from the threat of Axis was kept gueMing as to the Monthly meeting Pines Civic armed forces. Usually the money of coffee. And, from what we bear Washington, Nov. 9-^4>—Tha Leo Poulin ten destroyers resulted to the pos­ numerous advantages which may the Axis. objective of the vast armada mass­ Suprome court nnaalmooaly Association, at 72 Llnnmore drive for such a purchase is raised a hand and coffee were ImpUrated sible sinking of the cruiser and well stem from current develop­ Mr. Roosevelt told the bey that ed at Gibraltar. ■ — Thursday, December 3 . through public aubscriptlon and a couple of weeks ago in an' argu­ Patterson Gives Figures i:Hd'’today the constitutionality of At NOW OPERATING heavy damage to one . ments. * ■ his expressed aspirations for the Feints and misleading reports an act penrlizlng farmera 49 cento Christmas Bazaar, South Meth' the equipment is dedicated for the ment over the favorite breakfast The Japanese lost -12 of the Once Field Marshal xFfommel la welfare of hie people, "permit no played a part in deceiving the odist church; use of the army or navy in the brew. A certain young man with For October in Bat­ Fighting Scotch J^miral a bushel fqr all wheat growa la Friday, Deoember 4 name of the municipality contrib­ an erstwhile restaurant was in LARRABEE'S ^(Continued on Page Four) exc^ of their marketing qnota% Board of Control meeting. Cham­ tling Axis Airmen. (Ooattoned am Page light) (Oonttooed on Page Bight) (CoatIniied on Page Eight) regardleM of-Um nse made of tha uting it. In some places factory dire need of the favorite jnoraing I ) ' The Army & Navy Club ber of Commerce, Y. M. C. A, workers have chipped In to buy a beverage end went, to a nearbp BARBER SHOP Heads Allied N atal Units surplus. The coitet also upheld tha 6:30 p.m. plane or two. store to acquire the same. He SECOND ANNIVERSARY Boaton, Nov. »—(FH-Robert P. right of a Japanriie fisbermaa to Monday, December 7 The suggestion given us waa didn’t get it, and thereby stsorted PltUs Street Patteraon, underaecretaiy of war, California to proaecOte a dansagp Women’s Auxlllsty of the C. of of the announced today an October box London, Nov. 9—(ity-r-A fightings In December of t ^ same year suit In the courts' deapite hla ato- Ever^Saturday Night that Manchester chip in and pur­ tragedy for him. He called the Near East Center Street ■core of 141 planra to 10 for United :otaman, Admiral Sir Andrew he took his ships though thp C., Tea. chase anti-tank equipment. The clerk a vile name, and soon be waa House RefusesI , Record • , Vichy French Ships tus aa an enemy alien, aM' agresd / At 8:15 P.M. Wednesday, December 8 idea waa baaed on the fact that' kiaeing the pavement—not the We Invite Yon To Call State Army airmen in battUng rowne -Cunningham, 58, Is back ! mine-strewn i waters of the Adrla- to review the constitutionality of a Christmas sale and cafeteria one of Manchester’s National cl^k, but the restaurateur. Axto forces. In action in the Mediterranean as | tic to pump 100 tons of explosives C^onnecticut tow fotoidding phytt- supper. North Methodist church. Guard companies went out of here well. In « couple of weeks an- ' and Get Acquainted. . “Throughout October," be told commander of the big Allied fleet: into the Italian base of Valona. clans to preacribc birth cuatMl. Saturday, January 2 the opoilng session of. the CIO Vote on Y^ar Training supporting the U. 8. asMult on Albania, and thus ease the fascist Taken Into Custody treatment. as an anti-tank outfit. Manchester notber reataurataur within a <»u- • . • Installation here of Grand Lodge could buy the anti-tank equipment pie hundred feet of the flm en­ convention, "on all frmta, the French North Africa—and this Army’s pressure oh invaded officers of the Knights of Pythias. honor of its National Guard counter ran into another little en­ Army Ate Forces destroyed 141 news is not going to help sagging Greece. Envoy Given Passport# •nemy ptone# at a cost of only 10 Italian morale. *I1ie admiral was in charge of Washington, Nov. 9.—(/P)—Htt. $200 IN PRIZES company and dedicate for use in counter-yesterday to be exact. Read Herald Advs. Df our own. That Is good ahaet- Rejects Motion to In­ For “Andrew B.“, as he Is those frequent British Naval bom­ Hull Says P assp o ^ for BombcrS Hit the name of Manchester, it was ing. That Is good building by Battle Looms known throughout the British Vichy French 'Smbasaador’a pnsa- (20) $5.00 GAMES (3) $10.00 GAMB^S suggested. struct Conferees to bardments all along the Axis-held Ambassador Keady ^nd) ports were handed to him tWS ( 1 ) $20.00 GAME (1) $50.00 GAME YOUR OWN! ! Amaricaa labor." Navy, is the man whose torpedo! Libyan coast, and his ships sank XMAS GREETING CARDS Strikes us a good Idea—and TONIGHT rimptoas Seceafi Fiaat A c c e pt Amendment planes riddled the Italian Navy at Will Be Handed to afternoon, thus maldag fonaal would be doing something really On Proposals more than 1,000,000 tons of Axis and complete tbe break la rotoe ALL FOR ONE DOLLAR! From Tour Snapshots Fattoraca promtead a aaeond Taranto In 1940, and whose out­ ships to the single year of 1941. France Hard practical In the war effort. Who’ll froni to liaroiM la 1948, gad dto- Written by Senate. numbered surface units decisively "We’re going to have some fun." Him in Due 'Time. tlona with the United Staten. Tha Order Now — Bapply Limited start the ball rNUng? eloied that the Brltlah have based whipped the Italians off Ctepe State Department did not watt fov Ample Parking in Rear of Club. he remarked on that March day in the ambassador, Oaatoa H eai^ SPECIAL * LEGION HOME Royal Air Fores units In Russia to *High Command’ Com­ Washington, Nov;' 9.—(/P) Matapan ta 1941. 1941 when hla own outnumbered Washington, Nov. 9.;—(/P) Flying Fortresses Raid ' ELITE STUDIO That fellow who bet on a horae |.eonard Street protect convoya to Murmansk. The small blue-eysd Naval vet­ war4hli» came across a large Ital­ Haye. to call for his pasaporih at Pascoag that tripped and fell "The flow a t munitions to tbs mittee to Fa<^ Opposi­ -—The House refused to go on eran waa aervtag In Washington ■—Secretary of State Hull dis­ Locomotive Works and bat had them deUvered to the Monday Only ! ian battle squadron off Oape Mat- bassv by George T. Sumiaieito* and then died stuck his neck out Bussiam, to tbs Britlab aad tha tion of Democrats.’ record today in favor of a until recently as head of an Ad­ apan. closed today thiait all . Vichy Abbeville Airdromb. again, we hava been told. Seems cailneae," hs aaid, "must eontinue miralty delegation;.. He was trans­ chief of the Division of Protaesli Senate proposal that ten-age Heavy Blow DMlt ItoHans French ships in American • ' * • that the very next time he went to Incraasa despite hen aad high draftee soldiers be given one ferred to that desk Job laat spring ports had been taken into SAVE FUEL to the track he bet on another Men’s 3'piMe Suit aatar." Washington, Nov, —Pro­ from command of the Mediterran­ The admiral bad his fun, and . J^.doii, Nov. 9—(J>)—rAmerican Murray .Assails Lewis horae as a sure thing. It fell, Six 2 5 Looking forward to the aacoi posals for a.jotat''Houao and Son­ year of training before being ean fleet which be ruled from the the British again dealt a heavy protective custody. Hull also flyihg (ortressea dealt another hard Boston. Nov. 9—(iP)—PinaUhdl with broke Its leg, and had to'be de­ ... (Trousers, Cm I, and Vest). « at the war, tha imdaraacr^ ata "high command" committee on sent into combat. It voted begtaniiig at the war. blow to tbe Italians Before the said ' that passpol^, fdr blow to Germany’s war machine in PhlUp Murray, keynoting tha flfth OAK GRILL- stroyed. If be really likes duihb dOOlKfOd* , . Lagl^ q ielee by Eecerd Fahctot aallors even had time to CIO convention, told down today, K the eoRduet of the war wst« oca- down a motion by Repnsrii-' Vichy’s ambassador, Gaston occupied France yesterday, one ‘‘WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” antmala be abould stop putting Us ^mila aradi esa bo aald with aa- His record made blm 6rt to force a roll- “I t they won’t ooiiie out we’U In his present task against Asked whether the Frenqh am­ iique of Uif British Air Minis- racial dtecrimtoatloa. DBUCIOU8 FOODS — MODEST PRICES! Monthly Payment Plan. her lloclr was somewhat smaller i, We request a wire haager with eadi suit. PitaMiT Objattivaa Gtow agandes. cell vote. r' blast them out," he aaid of the French Afridi Cunningham has bassador and hte staff would Force beadquar- but could not see .any carcases (Note:.,. Each hanger win be rstamed to you). ^ AmoM m "primary obijaetlvaa W atti •m tw Dawn* B tort ItoUans hack to Novamhar, 1940. imtts of tbe V. 8. fleet aiding him. totern«d pending their returh.w ^■ ao^pne fortress and six of Half Bmilan Roast Beef Veal Cutleta around and figured that hawks had RefreshmenU Free Parking If 1948,^ba sold, ara tbsaa: "Can- The Democratto apokeaman, da- Tha aetton left tha Houaa ecn- That was tha alght eC Nov. 11 ’nteaa are under Rear. Admiral 'FtonM aa an exchange ship,\ toe Itnred lighters failed to return. Treasury Balance C a n swooped down on a few. The nskt clining uat of hte aaaM, declared fercea fMe to work out any oom- were the Japanese, German ^^% e A ih^cana went Into acUon RwMBaai Caiidraa Chow Mew Roast Turkey ISth Game $15 |uer tba sutonartoa maaace, ra- when he cent hla torpedo planes Henry K. Hewitt, decorated In tbe Nov. 8.- day A s Bptod a few more gone, aka Burma, bbd laopon tba Burma that the committee would rsqult .inototoe they could effect with the over tbe Italian Naval baae at First World W ir for distinguished Italian diplomats, Hull said . it few hdoi* after RA^J. bombers Waabington, Flao Wteaa — Liqoofa aad Beer Maynard A. Q o u d but stin found no evidenced eC„ ood." only to "atowtog down" tho war Banato and iirtog It back to tha Taranto. Thraa a t Italy’a ato bat- servlee to oeavoy, aceort work. situation fa thte-case was dUfar>; bad returned from a \ Bstiteday pooltica______to thei Treasury Nuvi M Oak Street TeL 3894 raOM B88«l bqw they had disappeared. HMni Manchester Dry Qeaners a t tha ha —V* effort, aad maintained that tha Houae for ratUnteon, aad tadlca- Uattdpa bad to hs' baaebad, two Thf atrength at Sir Andrew’s pljtot visit to Gqnoa. Italy,, wbero Itochtota, 888.18M 4M I ; she began to ^ sutyect chlriun •Hull's disclosure ooneerntog^^l. J of bombs, tecludtog soma of Ituies, 8374,884,088.82; a sth a i PHONE 7254 Free 'Anniveizary Game woary though tb a y V a a tOw con- regular commltteto t- MUltary, tlona were the oonftoeaa would eniteera and two auxiliary shipa force was not retrealed. but Brit­ 84.797,804,308.87 : thlevea. . 93 WELI.S STREET were sunk, and otkara badqr dam- ish aouroae described It .as “the ^ Sha nnnridwrtng reporting m gvNtMt Nttttl flnigr 8C tha ttacs.4 for moatl