12-C TMI OKTIOIT TIMES J«a. 1945 How the Nazi Siege of Bastogne Was Lifted
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Jan 8 (UP)—A iwirr shovel w*n called mfo live A plan to develop the St. Paul's city should have, is it not »oday to clear ice-laden debris equally applicable to the indus- Episcopal Cathedral into a relig- InttnutloQAl Ftott which authorities believed still trial capital the United ious rcnler linked with the pro- of States held hodir* of five victims burned —in many way* the Industrial Third Army tanks fanning; out on a snow-covered Friday night in de- posed new civic crnler was being of the a fire which capital world." •* slope some six miles from beleaguered Hastogne as they -1 myed the Hotel develojied today by’ thr Wry Rev. *s* , fc v —«jy Hub and eight i The proposed religious center, business establishments. Kirk B. O'Ferrall. D. I -)., dean. move up to launch the drive to smash the German ring;. removed Referring to the Cathedral of lor which a community-wide cam- Already from the ruins paign would be launched, would "as the Mrs. Amelia St. John the Divine in New York body of rover a half between Han- Womt 1!! Drunk* opera singer, and the National Cathedral in hlrx-k Grapewin to Wed Mexican Fliers Ready Schwab. 77. one-time cock and Warren on Woodward. Woman Saves who had lived at the hotel for Washington, Rev. O'Ferrall said HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 8 (INS) MEXICO CITY. Jan 8 (INS> Fxrood >l«»n In Jail many y ears. “If thr financial and national Rescues Eggs Charlie Cl rap e w in 7n-year-old Foreign Minister Ezequiel Padilla, capitals nf our country have Order the United States War 10 From Fire WAUKEGAN. HI.. Jan 8 (INS) The Time* more Savings your De- movie actor, he married in dealing Detroit has far carried out Mich an Idea ot a will Forty tenants escaped yester- a radio address with Sheriff Walter L. Atkinson of nationally famous features than great religious center to gi\e troit Times He’ll de- Wednesday to Mrs. I) w. Becker, Mexico’s role in the war. disclosed Lake County reported today that, any liver them tocarrier.your home. C'hicago day when fire broke out in a room- other Detroit newspaper. that balance which any great firominent socialite that Squadron over the week-end. women pris- As Auto Bums ing house at 1 First, Mexican Air 201 1217 and '251 oners. ehiefly drunks, outnumbered had finished training in the United _ ' operated by Mrs. Emma Mont- the men m the county jail for frcorgc M Graham of 1767.1 States and would leave soon for today charrpd gomery. When Mrs. Montgomery the first time in history. 12 Manderson has a 10 ,7- automobile—and a dozen eggs—- discovered the fire in the base- combat overseas. women to men. to show for an ill-fated Sunday ment she warned her roomers to Kerri’s trip to Pontiac. flee and returned to fight the fire In the heart of the Oakland w-ith an extinguisher. Pamage was HPJB W County city yesterday. Graham less than SSOO, she said was attracted by the yells of a UNITED . H ¦ »iKik.:*#k pedestrian: Dog Vii hi is Fight Pfev “Hey! Your car’* burning!" L ' -iv *•?-. 3 *'¦'" Alighting. Graham raised the V. Itahi os Law MAINLINED 'P- hood to he met by a cloud of YORK. Jan. 8 (INS) smoke and flame. Other motorists, NEW STILL MEANS r armed with fire extinguishers, Canine “pickets,” with signs at- \ ¦¦¦*¦* rushed to the scene and seven tached to iheir collars reading at'® city the Dog- ” paraded f fire trucks answered ‘‘Unfair to were : . \ '; :<; "W IHJ ««PM| alarm. today In residential Brechhurat "SERVICE” 9B Amid the excitement, Graham by their owner* in a drive for € remembered something He signatures to a petition for \ dashed to the rear of the car and rescinding of New York City's r**'*• i^HßlPr^Q^rw dozpn eggs regulation out with his rabies control S _ l • #^KmDP^ji came #.4'’ 'IPT- ll*® . «n Vet * 8 n Gives Quick From Coughs Due to Colds! ‘ V >- * n Relief ¦ A b' 'v a¦ -V v - g^E c ¦BL . . ro^ \e ° %c B°r rc N ‘ HARTZ VJcO' 8 v b« 8u *:. e ’ WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP e V ° ¦' r-'•"W . o' J \ 9m . ilkl 7b , SV«O®S y se 4 ounces, 21c Bust as we are with meeting wartime traffic He- mandt. it'a always a pleasure to serve vou in ant ,#r ,T A toothing, effective remedy at a \ * njted a* f > t'* way we can Make l your travel inform \ f h* low cash and carry price. 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