TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, ISWTJ t ^ L V S Manchester Evening Herald Get t(in the BOND Wagon—Buy an Extra One Today! Red Cross staff assistants will ■meet tomorrow evening at eight One of Victory Houses Where War Bonds Will Be Sold Try to Avenge Son Missing___ o FOR YOUR NEW About Town d’clock at the Y.M.C.A. The bual- Average Daily Circulation The Weather ^ ■nes.s session will be followed by ,.,i For the Month of. October, 1944 Forecast of D. S. Weather Bnrean bridge. Loss of Buddy " In War Zone AND ^TlM R oU ry Club will hold its an- • ‘ • Bual Thanksgiving meeting this The Nurses' Aide Corps, class 5, Intermittent light rain mixed 9,002 with'snow this afternoon, tonight •vsnlng at the Y. M. C. A. with will have a meeting Thursday eve­ Local Boys on the Den­ Parents of Pfc. Salvatore OLD WORK Rev. Alfred U Williams bf St. ning eit eight o’clock at the home Member of tbe Aadit- and Thursday; not so eoM tont^t. Jlary’a church as the guest speak­ of Mrs. William Brennan, 21 ver Fight Harder in Felice Are Notified by s«« Buteeg ef Clrenlmtiona er. Mount Nebo Place. e Beehe’s Name. War Departnieiii.x . Manchester— A City of Viflage Charm ■ Mrs. Thomas H. Hopkinson of 6 -------- \ Capt. Frederick Charles Kelsh, William Kanehl (EIGHTEEN PAGE^) PRICE THREE CENTS Broad street had as her guests son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. The story of the exploits of the Pfc. Salvatore A. Felice of 12?^. (Classlfled Advertising on Page 19) M ANCHESTER, CONN., W E D N E S D A Y , N O VEM BER 29,1944 over the week-end her nephew, General Contractor VOL. LXIV., NO. 50 Kelsh, 40 Clinton street, M an^es- JJ, S. Cruiser, Denver, and her gal­ Eldridge street has been reported O-D Frank E. Eland of TorMto. ter, has been assigned to duty a.s 519 Center S i. TeL 777S lant crew, which was made public missing In action as of Oct. 24, in and his friend, O-D Kenneth H a^ an •nstnictor at Klrtland Field. aard o f Oshawa. Ontario. Both New Mexico, following 76 mi.s.sions on Navy Day, has particulai inter­ the Italian theater according to a boys are in the Royal Canadian as a B-24 pilot in the China-Bur- est for residents of Manchester, War Department report received Saipan B-29 Crew,Decoraled for Tokyo Flight N avy and are attending the naval ma-Indla theater of war. Captain by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. school at St. Hyaclnthe. Quebec. Talcottvllle and Rockville because Painting anti Destroyersi Shell Yanks Drive Deeper Kelsh attended the University of local boys served on board the ves­ Joseph Felice of 122 Eldridge R was their Best visit to Connec­ Connecticut whore he wss a ticu t Another nephew of Mrs. member of Alpha Gamma Hbo sel. street, Sunda>\ Hopkinson visited her recently, fraternity. He wa.i a Pratt and It WHS during the bi.ttle with Private Felice enlisted in the U. Paperhanging Ronald Sharp o f the Royal Cana­ Whitney employee before enter­ Japanese Naval craft in Empress S. Arm y on Dec. 8, 1942 and has Enemy at Ormoc; dian Navy, whose home is also in ing the Air Force. He wears the Augusta Bay at Bougainville, that been overseas since last June. He nan GOOD WORK AT Into Ger Toronto. Distinguished Flying Cross and Olin F’rancis Beebe, Seaman l-c„ has been serving in the Infantry one Oak Leaf Cluster ami the son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin J. A. Bee­ and the last letter his parents re­ REASONABLE RATES! The Red Cross Sewing group Air Medal and one clu.ster re­ be, of 79 .Hollister street, Man­ ceived was dated October 21. Japs Bomb Ships from S t Mary’s Episcopal church chester. WHS killed on Nov. 13. ceived in oversea-s service. Private Felice is a grafluate of CALL win omit lU work^.ssion tomor- 1913. Seaman Beebe was a gradu­ a . lOW at the Red CYoss Production Manchester High achool In the Delta Chapter, Royal Arch .Ma­ ate of the Maple street school at Capture Five Rockville, and lived in Talcottville Class of 1940 and before his entry Center. / sons w ill hold a special communi­ during his boyhood days. He is now into service he was employed in Raymond Fiske Action Flares on cation tomorrow evening in the Mrs. Harold Lord of Summit at rest In the U.,S. Military ceme­ the Cheney Cravat department. He TELEPHONE 3384 Doubt China atreat w llt^ ls lt her cousin, Miss Masonic Temple. 'The pa.st master tery at Espiritu Santos, New is 22 years old. Sides of Leyte; degree will be worked at 6:30, and I,angcrwehe, Hurtgen, Faith S^herland of New York Hebrides. sun Keeps Ground this s ^ k , also Mr. and Mrs. the most excellent master .at eight B-29 BttSCS o'clock. A t the conclusion of the Other boys who served with Olin Churchill Says War Kleinhau, Jungersdorf ^ Deyo of Leonia, N. J., for- Beebe on the Denver, and who are Forces at Near Halt; of Manchester^ degree work a social time with And Kofilar Fall; First refreshments will be enjoyed. still on board that sturdy vessel, ^------------------ are Leon G. Barrette, S.K.D. 2-c., Benefit Ball | 1.3 Jap Planes Vic­ Will Remain I Army Charges Into formerly manager of the Village 132 Local Victory Homes TRY A DELICIOUS HOT MEAL ifWWt Orford Parish Chapter. D. A. R , tims of Aek-Ack Fire. Against Nazis May Cleaners in Rockville; PaulJl J. Dil-Dll- of this town will omit its Decem­ December 1st Outskirts of Merode; worth, Coxswain, of 332 Summrt Veterans at Disadvan­ ber 7' meeting and attend the joint street, Manchester, and Frit*'rltx Xn- Where You Can Buy Bonds A t the General Mac Arthur’s Head­ Patton Drives For- meeting of chapters in East Hart­ derson, B.M. l-c „ husband1 of Mrs. tage in Comparison ford, Thursday, November 30, at quarters, Philippines, Nov. Be More Prolonged ' ward in Center o| Lorraine Anderson of Dobsonville. Final Plann Completed 29.— (/P)— Action flared on 2:45 p. m.„ at the First Congrega­ They have not forogtten what the \ typical Victory House, one of* and Loan, In House’s store, open With Super-Fortresses tions! church in that town. Guests Japs did to their buddy. Olin, and Ft»r \iiiiiial Social Af­ 132 V hich have been selected daily during store hours and on Hartford Road Tavern both sides of storm-bogged We.slern Front Today. on that occasItJti will be the state Thursday and Saturday evenings Based V pon Saipan. are doing their beat to pay them throughout Manchester and which ' 378 Hartford Road Telephone 3813 Leyte as American destroy­ Recent Prediction of £ ) j . a f t TrO O D S regent, Mias Katherine Mathles, back with interest. fair lo .\id Hospital. from 7 to 9; the Mary Cheney Li­ London, Nov. 29.— (JP)— will become familiar to the people i ers braved the mined inner Possible End by Early r and vice regent, Mrs. Arthur Ifl- Another local boy in the Armed brary Monday evenings from 7 of Manchester and vicinity, is FULL COURSE MEALS Philippine seas to shell Ormoc A B-29 Base in India. Nov. 29 - American tanks and infantry land. Chapters participating In- Forces, Pvt. John K. Beebe. Com­ Final plans for the benefit ball to 9, although application for Summer* Might Be Re­ clud* Hartford, East Hartford, portrayed by the home of WiTliam bonds will be taken at any time; and the Japanese A ir Force (A*!— The success of Super-Fort­ StiH Protest drove deeper into the corrod­ bat Engineer, a brother of Beaman to be given under the auspices of We Also Cater To Banquets and Parties. •*For Him That Windsor, Rockville and this town, Olin Beebe, has seen service in C. Pitkin of 54 Pitkin street. Mr. t the Wntiiton Memorial Library and bombed U. S. warships and resses based in the Marianas in vised by Dropping of ing German froht along the the Manchester Memorial Hospi­ the Charles Bakery located in "ni* next meeting of Orford Parish England. France, Belgium. Hol­ Pitkin's house, one of the older transoorta in Leyte gulf, head­ their recent raids on Japan raised Roer river today after forc­ Are Rightr ' Chapter will be on January 4, tal Women's Auxiliary at the Ho­ the North End, Thursday evenings quarters announced today. The * Early*; King Opens land and Germany. He is also a houses of Manchester, has been speculation here today . whether Airmen stand at attention during a ceremony on Saipan Island in the Marianas, during which med­ Policy Shift ing the Germans from five 1945. graduate of the Maple street school tel Bond, Friday night,^ December from 7 to 9. Library hostesses are Naval and air acl.on at Leyte re­ any B-29s would continue to be offered as a Victory House and Mra Sherwood Cheney, Mrs. Clif­ als were presented to members of the B-29 Super-F''ortress crew of the Third Photo Reconaissance Parliament Session. towns in bitter battles to at Rockville. 1, are almost complete. Besides ported today by Gen. Douglas based in China. ford Cheney and Miss Em ily Che­ squadron who made the first reconnaissance flight over Tokyo. force open the gates to Co­ FAULTLESS the three W ar Bonds donated by as such will be open for the sale MacArtbur was in sharp relief to The China veferdns of the 20th ney.