/ 11' V TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1941 The Weather j?a q b t w e l v e Average Dally Circulation Hanr^rBln: Ettruittg B^raUt Forecast of U. 8. Weather Bnresa For the Month of October, 1941 tails of preservation of life during Fair nnd colder tonight; Thurs­ hf took primary flight training. Emergency Doctors hostilities which might encompass Weir Finishes 6,96.3 day fair with slowly rising tern- Warden Seliool this vital ar*a. Klemhcr pt the Audit fctirm n g |»rraturps. About Town Physicians of the Manches­ The school will be open to all HALE'S SELF ;SERYE ter Medical Association who persons over 18 years of age who First Training Bureau of ClrcuUtlons will reapond to emergency calla To Be Opened 1 The Original In Ne^ SnKlandl Manchpnter— A City of Villnge Charm Unne Lodge No. 72, KnIghU of wish to attend. tomorrow afternoon . are Doc­ Persons completing the course P ^ la s , will hold a regular meet­ sleek 4.50 horsepower B1 j tors Howard Boyd and Edmond will receive proper certificates as (TWENTY PAGES) PRICE T H R E E C E N ’TS ing at Orange Hall tomorrow eve­ Zaglio. Loral .Aviation .Sliulent trainers. Ahead of him lie g: (C'lasslfled Advertising On Page 18) MANCHESTER, ( ONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1911 Courses on .\ir Raifis to air raid wardens course graduates, school training, aeruhatics, cross­ AND H EA LJH MARKET ,’OL. I.XL, NO. 37 ning at eight o clock. and wdl become part of the civil­ Transferred to Good- country practice, and form Be ^Slartefl Here on ian defen.se organization. The regular monthly meeting of fellow Field in Texas. instrument, and night flying. Next Moinlav. There are openings in the cur­ From Goodfellow Field ht the Emblem ^11 be Held to­ rent courses for upwards of 500 President I.eads United States in Armistice Obserxanre morrow afternoon at 2T30 at the Hospital Aides go on to atft-anced training In larg­ persons and when such a group Goodfellow Field, Ran Angelo. Elks home in Rockville. Manche-ster's Air Raid Warden er. more powerful ships for a f Weef. h on in g Specials has completed Instruction, the Tex., Nov. 11, Aviation Cadet ten weeks before reiielvlng Warning to Cease Sees [Hitler Forced School will open In the High school town will h.ave a corps of trained Group A of Center church wom­ Given Thanks Gordon Thomas Weir, son of Mr. wings and bars as a flying sei hall November 17 and will con­ emergency workers who can be re­ lieutenant in the Itnlted St G reM Stamps Given With Cash Salea. '1 en. Mrs. Wallace Payne, leader, and,Mrs. Thomas Weir, of 117 tinue in .seven sessions through lied on in any need for sudden Army Air Corps Reserve. wlil meet Thursday at 7:30 at the mobilization. church. Miss Helen Estes of the .Mrs. Tinker in Letter of National officials have stressed Fighting Russians High school faculty will speak oh Appreciation to Mem­ that the New England area l.s a To Hurry Invasion; "Books and Reading." likely [Kdnt of attack in the event First -\i<I G-oiirses I Sheffield Milk 3 Cans 27c bers of .\nxiliary. of air invasion, even though such || ------------------------------------- Memorial Temple Pythian Sis­ raiding might not prove ve|y- de­ ters will meet tonight in Odd Fel­ Mrs Alfred B Sundquist. presl- structive i VI-O t , Can rampbririi Refused by Finns lows hall. Final arrangements will be made for the official vi.sit here (lent of Memorial Hospital Labor Curbs Urged of Grand Chief .Mrs. Caroline Auxiliary, who with members of standard courses In First > Can 19c will start Wednesday evening ^omato Juice Wadsworth of Seymour, on Nov­ all four groups comprising the Autos BelliUsed i issrrt W ar Agaiimt So- ember 25. o'clock in the ha.semenl of King Lauds auxiliary is working tirelc.s.sly on Bridget's church. The courses to t^^ rarapbeira vit't Union Still I)t*fpii- Smith Declares He Vi ill Ho|ics to Bring Britain plans for Ihr^annual dance at the ,\s Bedrooms Now' held under the auspices of “ Center Church Women a Guild Hotel Bond. Hartford. November s iv t * ; S p c N o I V r i l I/ess Hints will meet tomorrow afternoon at Red Cross chapter will be ; Tomato Soup 3 Cans 23c Help Given Vote .\{»ainst Revision To kiHM's l»y Starva­ 28. wa.s grattnevl to receive from ed by Anthony Choman. To Imlf|H*ntl«*nrp in 2:30 at the chureh. when .Mrs P. I. Mrs. Anita B Tinker, of Boulder Police last night arre.sted a man desiring a knowledge of F Of Neiitr:ilily Law Un­ tion Criimlile as Re­ DavUs, promhient member of the road, the following letter: who had been sleeping in a car ahould regl.ster Wedneml^ -J. Alliant'c with (zprinany Food Drive local and Federated Garden clubs, To Britain less Czovernment ‘Puts sult of Improvement “To the Women's Auxiliary of parked near the rear of a Main nlng. will speak on "Winter Flower Ar­ Rt'ply Totlay Savt*. Manchester Memonal Ho.ajiltal: The Standard Coura 2-Lh. Jar C Stop to I.ahor Dicta­ Hiller Plan III Shipping Situation; rangements." She will al.so iiave “fViniparatlvely few people in street afore on compl.aint of -JJlf Peanut Butter 31 material with her for assembling •store manager. The man, Leo weeks. Says Inited States Is such bouqueLs. Mrs. .1, E. Elliott Manchester appreciate the splen­ hours a night for Bulletin! torship' Sahota^in^ \\ ill Have Sufficient did work being done iiy the Wom­ Moriarty, no addreas, was booked --------------------^ heads the hostess committee and Washington, Nov. 12.— (A’l Fiirnishiriff IU«r Sii/t- DeG'iise Effort; Ray- Hvltanre an Starva­ By 1918 to Undertake Mrs. Raymon<l St. luiurent will be en’s Auxiliary of the Manchester for vagrancy. It is reported that V Memorial Hospital. The h>indretHi Cabbage Lh. 2c leader. several loafers who in warm —Secretary of State Hull in­ plies on Seale I n~ hnrn Sure of Passage. tion More Than Inva- Overseas Operations. of baiulages fttltloil each week, the m-rFDiuySou b u y ,\n y dicated to his press confer- annual contribution of Hoveral weather "slept out " In the parks, exampled in History. The committee on the novelty now *re taking up winter quar- KINTMIF INSURANCE . si'o/i to Heat Hrit- hundred dollars towards the pur­ •nce tod.'iy thtit he believed Wa.«hing.ton. .N'ov. 12.— itV ) I.oniion, Nov. 12.— — booth for "Uncle Sam's Merry-Go- CA|.L 6637 chase of new linen# and the gifts ferit in whatever unlocked cars Cadet Gordon T. Weir’ Finland, in turning down the am Is Mode (lenr. Round. " the Second Congregation­ J. E. Rand posse.ss blankets or other Indica­ Fresh Celery Bunch 9c L/tndon. N;»v. 12 ‘A’l King — R(-Iiri'.-:fntati\'e .Smith (!>,. I’rinif .Minister Churchill de- al chureh F'SIr. Wednesday, Pec- of equipment and furniture for the ^N.IAM1>LUHENEY inited States’ suggestion flart-tl today Adoif Hitler had ailded comfort of patient.s has tions of cold weather sleeping Summer street, Manchester, Conn . George. o|iening a new session of Va. I, speaking directly t'j ember 3. will meid tomorrow after­ January 12. In today’s Herald comfort for the trespassers. 95S'51aln St. ^lale Bldg. ■ihe consider !i Soviet-Finnish Dmdftn. Nov. 12 .■)' F’rimp been a very great help to our hos- Parliament tmlay amid subdued adniinistration leaders work­ ' failed to liring Britain to her noon with .Mrs. George Stiles of anti in the paper for the balance of Michael Ru.sso of 905 Main has arrive<l here fr^>m Parks Air fatal. This year the Auxiliary <lo- leJiee, was evading the real luster any l>omp. said "the United .Mini.stcr Churchill today gave the I knees tlirmigh a starvation Hollister street he week will be found speclarap- street was arre.sted last night on ing to keep party lines intact nuted $1200 00 towariKs the build­ issue. Hull added that many plication form.s which thf>se de­ Main street and charged with - .stales is furnishing my people and fo r rH 'iitralitv revi.^^ion. .1. - ' ‘ f'” r” '*"-’' I lilofkade and thus might be ing of the much needed new wing • HEALTH MARKET sirous of attending thi.«t course operating a car without a licen.se. Americiins, too. had not un­ my allies with war supplies of uTl clarod todav th at he would : obtained in que..- forced into attempting inva- Mary Bushnetl Chenev Auxiliarv, ■*As the demands on the hospital President R-sisevelt fright foreground) addresses an overflow crowd *n the flag-decked marble am­ U.S.W.V'., will hold its regular should complete anil mail to the (Tifford E. Willis of Rockville derstood what he called the kinds on a scale unexampled In have grown this organization has f\HP Pornmittee. Municipal Build- z phitheater in Arlington .National cemetery, close by the tomb nf the ,Un' tin.'.n .Sr.l<lier, a; he lea-ts the vote against the legislation si*in "as soon as he can screw meeting tomornrw evening at the was held last night for falling to DOXT / f extremely important and ef­ history ' increased its membership and ex­ irtf:^. Manchester. A aelf-a'i(lre.sse<l "My peoples are determined to nation In ob.servance of Armistice Day. At the extreme right, seated, i.s Vice President Waliai e.