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.,>-■■ .V ^ : *■ *«* ^ •\ " - y WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IT, IS ermm Daily ClreohtioB The Weather Kiirecast el L. M. vVeetber Bnreeu PAGE TWELV* Manchester Evening Herald be Mouth s t Nevtinber, 1944 Fair and colder tonIghL’ YTIday Aviation Cadet Franci.s Wyman An important ' meeting of all ^ Increasing rioiidinens followed by Sunset Circle of Robekah Past Private Duty Nurses will be held 9,016 Noble Grands will mod thl.s eve­ Bryan, of 180 Henry street, is now Gets Navy Promotion Derby Racers snow at nighL lecciving pre-flight training at the in the board rooni of the Memo­ Member ef the Andlt About Town ning at eight t»'c'lock with Mrs. rial hospital, tomorrow afternoon ___ _________________k____________________________ Hattie Grimes of Ik Rus.sell S;ii. Antonio, Texas, Aviation Ca­ B w o M e f < det Center. Ho is married to the at two o'clock, at which time a Rotary Guests Odd Fellows Bingo Manche»ter’—‘A City of Village Charm Street. The hostess .vill be aasisl- conference will be held with Su­ Ona eaaa of acarlet fever and one ed by Mrs. Emma Ndticlon, Miss former M,i»« Marjorie Inman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Egbert perintendent William P. Slover. «;ase of meaalea developed in Man- Evaline Pcntland and Mi.ss Ruth (TEN PAGES) PRICE' THREE CENIB Inman, of 160 Henry street. (Classified Adverttflng oe Page $y MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1944 rheater during t|ie paat woek ac­ Porter. The election of officers The regular meeting of the Man- Yoiiiigtiters Are Told of fVOL. u n v ., NO. 74 cording to the Stale Health depart­ for m s will be a part of the busi­ I chi-ster Excliungc Club will be held Thursday Night ment bulletin issued today. ness, and a Christmas party will Technician, fifth grade, Paul M. Next Year’s Soap Box Buettel, of 35 1-2 W *lker street, Ihia evening at 6:30 at Hansen’s be enjoyed. ^■;rviugwith a signal company of Restaurant. William Spear, of Even!; W ar Vet Speaks AND EVERY THURSDAY EVENING The G Clef club will omit Ita .Middletown, who was recently Yank Mortar Crew Shells Germany weekly rehearsal tomorrow eve­ The Wednesday evening praise the 100th "Century" division "With AllJ^ingo Player* the Seventh Arm y in France was : elected Nalion.il Vice-President, Twenty-'nlne enthusiastic' young­ ning. , and prayer service at the Church i will seal the new offieers who were iMindoro Is Shelled recently promoted to that grade sters. contestants in the October Yanks Slash Flanks Cordially Invited to Attend I of the Nazarene will be held as 1 roeenllv elected. usual this evening at 7:30. The from private. The 100th division Soap Box Derby and {Prospective AUUB OOFBAN pastor. Rev. James A. Young will was activated at Fort Jackson, participants in next year’s event, S. C.. on Nov. I."), 1942. and ita per­ had a grand time at the Rotary (Hnuira Aa <|«eea Alice) be in charge. sPUtrruAt MEamm sonnel is representative of every False Fire Alarm Club's Christmas party at the i By Jap W ar^ips; Seventli Uaagliter of a Seveatb Son state lit th-’ union. Sheridan Restaurant last evening Of German Armies; Bom With n VoU. as movies of the Derby and oth- BonAIngo IMUy. Ineinding Snndsy, Is Turned in Here eia of animal life and sporting • A. N. to t P M. Or By Appolot- evenl.s were shown. Each Rotari- After Christmas ' Do Little Damage 2 niMit. In the Service of the Peo­ ASHES an pre.sent was '.ost to one or ple for N Yenm. A false Are alarm wa.s turned more of the boys at dinner and IM Choreh Street, Hartford, Conn. AN D RUBBISH in from Box 37 It Center and were responsible for furnishing Naval Task Forces in Only 20 Miles Apart Phone S-f0t4 We Sell Newman streets at 10:49 la-st trans|)ortation foi the boys to and Greeks Agree night. It railed out Companies 1 from the meeting. Clearance ’ Philippine Territories and 2 of the South End. Dr. Bernard Sheridan, chairman REMOVED There have bfen an unii.sually of the paat Derby contest, made Trade Raiding Blows Whole Southern Side of On a Regency; large number oY false alarms IJeut. !j. g.) W. r . .Davidson the welcoming address .and told Foes’ Salient from Bas* TELEPHONE 8962 turned In during the year and a about a few of th f phins under And Nipponese Suffer Siege of Bastogne LECLERC Texaco special effort Is now being made to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davklson. consideration for the 1945 event. togne to Reich Border Pfc. Thomas J. Dannaher, Jr.. Defeat; Three Destroy­ Snipers Busy FUNERAL HOME loonte the ,,er.sona responsible. A of 16 Laurel street, have received Gavello and stiff fine and JsH sentence goes of the Marines, recently returned ers Sunk by Yankees.; Yielding Slowly to the 2^ Main Street news of the promotion of their from the South Pacific and a with conviction In a case of this Told for First Time (^nstant( Hammering Phone 5269 E. Schulz kind. son, William F. David.son.' from guest -of Raymond Smith, s{>oke Believed First Step to the rank of ensign fo lieutenant, briefly, asking those present to C O A T S and General MacArthur’s Head-1 Of Americans; Tanks Crystalite Junior grade. write to the men -who are fight­ ! quarters, Philippines, Dec. End Strife Among Va­ Lieutenant Daviifcon. a gradu­ ing our war In the far-flung bat­ 28.— (/P)— Heavy guns of To A. P. Reporter And Doughboys Cross tlefields of the South Pacific, Eu­ rious Factions; Pre- ate of Manchester High school, Japanese and American naval class of 1941A, enlisted In the rope and Asia. He im press^ on lin e r Escapes Bullet. Sure River in 4 Places. WANTED! Navy Air Corps in September his listeners the lm{>ortance to the I task forces traded raiding By Edward D. Ball ; they had to have it if they were 1942. and trained at the Navy morale of our fighting men of re­ DRESSES blows Tuesday and Wednes- to keep going.” Athens, Dec. 28.—(,iP)—Warring With U. S. Forces, Dec. 28. Paris, Dec. 28.-^yP)— Pre-flight school. Chapel Hill, N. ceiving letters fegularly as this is Iday on island bases .1,500 When the German commander Antique-Modern C.. and Squantum, Maas. He re­ Greek political factions were —(/P)—The siege of the gal­ sent over his ultimatum, dated American forces cutting in­ Tonight’s The Night! the only direct contact many of [miles apart but the Nippon- Kerosene ceived his wings in September, them have with the outside world. agreed today to formation of a lant Baatogne garrison haa Dec. 22, he gave the Americana to both sides of the Von lese came two hours in which to decide. The •Furniture 1943, at the- Naval Air Base, Pen­ off worse, with three ’regency In a step toward.^ peace, been broken, and part of ita Rundstedt bulge at its thin­ sacola, Florida, and had eight Fur Trimmed ^ idestroyem lunk. • battleship and reply came in 30 minutes. HAVE as British military authorities re­ .stdry can be told today. The nest neck have fought to China - Glass - Bric-a-brac weeks' further training at Holly­ I cruiaer* damaged. Text of ritimatum wood, Florida. He was stationed YOUR HOT AIB FURNACE I Two United SUtea warships of ported a withdrawal of some Bias heroic American garrison The ultimatum said; within 20 miles of a junction, Sell Us Your Excess for some lime at N'orfolk, Va., and RBC'ON Din O N CD [undisclosed type were dealt slight forces from Athena to {jositlons pointed artillery, machine- "To the U. S. A. Commander of .36-hour-old reports from the FOR,WINTER! CAl.l. SOW. L T. Wood Co. Household Items. is now overseas. Friends wishing [damage. on highways leading into the city. guns and mortars in all direc­ the Encircled Town of Baatogne; front said tonight. The whole to write to him may reach him DRESS GOATS I The Japanese shelled Mindoro, The fortune of war is changing.. southern flank of the enemy A majority of the conferees ex­ ROBERT M. R EID & SONS by the following address: "V.P.B. NORMAN BENIY [central' Philippines. from the tions after their commander This time U. S. A. forces in and Phone 4496 pressed themselves In favor of an sent ■ curt one-word - reply— salient from Bastogne to the Ger­ 74, c-o k'leet Post Office, New The Local nnamlth Ichina sea Tuesday night, Gen. near Bastogne have been encir­ Phone 3193 Manchester Immediate regency while a mi­ "Nuts!"—to the Germans’ surren­ man border yieloed slowly to York, N. Y. Regular $69.95 [Douglas MacArthur announced A U. S. Seventh Arm y m ortar. crew piimps,shellx Into Germany from a {jo.sitlon Just off the cled by strong German armoretl hammering. Doughboys and tanks BINGO [today. nority favored {jostponement. It der iiltimatum. units. More German armored was announced by Archbishop main street of the Alsatian-German border town of Lauteruourg. Left to right are Pfc. Eugene Giles, crossed the Sure river at four Their Third .‘.ppesrance "W e were shooting like hell, all units have crossed the river COATS, N O W ............... Damaskinos, the chairman. Ithaca. N. Y.; Pvt. Joseph Bartanus, Avella, Pa ; C’pl. George Carlisle, Hender.son, N. C.; Pfc. Holly places and threw the enemy back (The Americans, making their the time," said Pvt. Leonard Can- Ourthe near Mourtheuville, have An Allied force headquarters Gobble, Pamplin, Va.; and Pfc.

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