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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 Whole Southern Side of REMOVED There have bfen an unii.sually of the paat Derby contest, made Trade Raiding Blows 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 Yielding Slowly to the news of the promotion of their ers Sunk by Yankees.; 2^ Main Street with conviction In a case of this from the South Pacific and a 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. as British military authorities re nest neck have fought to China - Glass - Bric-a-brac weeks' further training at Holly HAVE I cruiaer* damaged. .stdry can be told today. The 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 ROBERT M. R EID & SONS by the following address: "V.P.B. NORMAN BENIY [central' Philippines. from the A majority of the conferees ex 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. Dominico Rago, Philadelphia. into the Reich at two places in t ______Itblrd api>earaj>ce this month with- delora of 51 Pleasant street. taken Marche and reached St. communique said Insurgent troops the Echternach area at the east lln 760 miles a t Tokyo, bombarded Charlestown, Mass., who helped Hubert by passing through Regular $65.00 which entered the city appeared ern end of the wedge. |lwo Jima, Vodcano islands, from medical corps men when a sprain--nomoras-Sibret-Tillet. _ Libramont ST. BRIDGET’S to be evacuating and leaving the The razor-thin relief corridor to [the Pacific, Tuesday, U. S. date, ed ankle put him out of the flght- is in our hands You’ll Be Snug as a Bug Under a COATS, N O W ...... fighting In the "built up” areas to A. Ei Lavery epic Bastogne held firm against lAdmlrsl Chester W. Nlmitz an- Ing And the Germans were giv- "There is only one possibility to the original Athens Bias corps, Budapest’s Fall Nears; German Infantry and armored at [nounced yesterday at Pearl Har- ing It back with Interest." save the troops from total annihi concentrated at Piraeus and in tack. Ibor. That la Wednesday In the Dies at Home Tied Up Five Divisions lation: That is honorable surren CHURCH BASEMENT Regular $59.95 the northern and southern dis der. In order to think it over the Hammered Bark Further [tim e zone where the attack occur- (Supreme headquarters said the tricts of the city. term of two hours will bo giAulted The Germans were buffeted jred.) unsuccessful German siege tied COATS, N O W ...... Is Progressing Slowly’ Reds Extend Holdings beginning with the presentation back further in hard fighting near I The'enemy warships—a battle- up the better part of five divi Chatham or Kenwood ______S ■—II I I Former State Senator Grandmenil and Marche, pointa 2di' The communique said the proc [ship, cruiser ar.d six destroyers— sions, and that 87 German tanks of this note." ess of clearing Athens of the Elas miles away on the other aide o f 1 accomplished "some fruitless and a Long were knocked out In attempted Amerleane Answer PLAVINO STARTS AT 8tl5 was progressing slowly but satis Passes .4fter the bulge. Regular $39.95, $35.00 I inaccurate ihelling" of the Yank Nazi Garrison Doomed P J | « 0 g S t a r t e d penetrations of .Vmerican posi ■To the German commander, Part of the German spearhead I invasion scene on southwest Min factorily. Illness; His (jireer. tions. The Bastogne siege was In a prelude to the (jolitlcal As Russians Pour In; i .said the American reply. "Nuts!' which had driven deepest into Bel COATS, N O W ...... _ doro, MacArthur said. From the The last word was double discussions a sniper's bullet nar lifted after seven days when a U. gium at Celles was encircled and time the warships approached at Only One Airport U In ]\ip Capital Bridgeport, Dec. 28 (JPi-— Fdr- S. tank force blasted through to spaced, underlined and followed being hammered into disintegra Plus Tax dusk until they withdrew around rowly missed Prime Minister (Jhurchill yesterday mornipg as he nier Slate Senator Albert E. a link-up with the garrison, and by an exclamation point. tion by a ring of guns and armor, midnight, they were under attack Left to the Defenders. ------a firm but nar- tried another stood in front of the British Em now was holding a firm but nar- The Germans and another pocket along the un by Mindoro-based Mitchell bomb I.Avery dieil last night at his home row relief corridor, headquarters. trick on Christmas day. They Tuxedo and Fitted Models Trimmed-With Persian I..amb, bassy. . derbelly of the salient was receiv ers and Thonderbolt fighters and Siiper-FortresHet4 Report in Fairfield, after a long illness. said. I liombarded the Americans with BLANKET! British headquarters commented M0.SC0W, Dec. 28' -A doom Funeral services will be held Sat ing similar treatment HALE'S SELF SERVE Squirrel, Muskrat, Dyed Opossum. by sw ift patrol-torpedo boats. "No wonder the Germans j Christmas cards. On one side was this morning that sniping had been ed Nazi garrison reeled b.ackwarda A Surprised Tokyo; urday at a time yet to be announc The probing armor that had The Original In Naw England I You’ll need plenty of Blankets these cold nights, so hie yourself to Hale's (A Japanese communique today fairly continuous across the front fought so hard to gel Bastogne," j the picture of an American sol- pushed close to Clney, 15 milaa said the Naval units bombarded i- the smoke-filled streets of west ed. Blanket Department for the best in Blankets. Prices to suit every pocket- entrance o f the Embassy and that Industries Bombed. Candelora remarked. "Look at dier holding the hand of a litUe from Namur in the northwestern I "the enemy (San Jose) airfield and ern Budapest today but clung with Mr. Lavery . was born in Bridge there was no indication the sniper, port in 1871. He is survived by his the map. It’s the hub of seven] ------tip of the bulg'd, hkd been beaten book. munitions dump and left the near highways and one railroad and] (Continued on Fnge Six) who was maiining a machine-gun suicidal resisLance to positions in widow, Esther, and a daughter, back until the battlelinc ran seven by area in a veritable sea of fire.’’ 2_I.sl__Boniber Comm.md, Sai aimed especially at Churchill. the eastern sector of the capital. Mrs. E. Holbrook Bradley of to eight miles southesst of the ITHURSDAY SPECIALS The broadcast, recorded by the pan, Dec. 28— (JP) Superfortress I The prime minister and the Brit The German and Hungarian de Woodmere, L. I. village. i Federal' Communications commis ish commander, Lt. Gen. Ronald fenders were leportcd to have,al bombs, streaking out of a clear Mr. Lavery, after finishing The main fighting In the Oelles Domlaa Chesterfield and Fitted sion said one destroyer was "heavl- M. Scobie, watched British para ready been denied the use of one sky, pummelled a surprised Tokyo school here, becams messenger in area was now in the vicinity of The Best In BLANKETS! I ly damaged.” chute trtxjps. Infantry, tanks and 01 two remaining airports for evac- jo r an hour and a half Wednesday, Most of New England Verre, two .nd one half miles to Another Jap Claim armored cars begin driving the troop, nation of troop.i as Soviet f o r c e s'and 'Y „ , one__ui. returning pilot said hls the southeast. Ginger Ale 3 .n., 25c (The communique claimed that Elas from central Athens today. pounded toward the heart of the formation alone laid a pattern of .Are Gaining In Sooth I on the same night Japanese Naval once beautiful city. • See Stiff Fighting explosives two blocks wide and Along the southern flank- the COATS craft off San Jose attacked a Standing on FilopSppas (Monu.- With the Red Air Force holding Lashed by Snow, Sleet Americans continued to gain and. seven long across an important United States convoy, sinking four complete ffia.ttery in the skies Ger $ _ rnent) hill, they saw stiff fighting industrial area where no missile were across, up to or almost up t o , Diamond -Walnuts 47c trans{)orts, a torpedo boat and two waged in the narrow, winding man transports were able to on- 25% Wool Chatham er.ite only nt night from this Inst "could fail to hit a target." the whole line of the Sure river Regular $45.00 m A O smaller vessels). streets of the Iroon district north One giant American plane was from the Bastogne area to the (N im lU ssid the American task field, near Peat, and the casualties Ii. Northern ««<| the geizure west of the Acropolis and south of lost over Tokyo but the super German frontier Where they were COATS, N O W ...... force, coordinating its attack with were reported great. Cranberry Sauce Jar 21c Omonia Square. forts shot down perhaps the larg Western Sections High KifT 1 Thl m.' nol across stream they held the planes of the strategic airforce, The Elas fought back with mor Russian troops pushed across the ea.stem arm of the Danube est number of enemy planes yet tars. machine-guns and grenades ways Piled High With Of Ward Plant tru lfX T 10 “SUTTON” north of Budapest yesterday, split destroyed over the island of Hon- (Continued on Pnge Six) and before finally giving in they Regular $39.95, $35.00 m A n ting the Nazi troops and driving .«hu, oh which the imperial capital Drifts; Freezing Rains^ ------! miles southeast of Bastogne, i Can 3 5 c blew whole buildings into the Shrimp streets In many places. Teller part of them into the mountainous is .situated. The total bag has • . c? ivT ' seized in one crossing north of th« An exceptionally warm, 2.5''r wool, 25f}i COATS, NOW ,...... i N o a r : vniage of Bonnai. mines, were found sown in the area In the great Danube bend. The not been officially announced. Boston, Dec. 28—(^ )— Most of lOiirt Aftioii seen cotton and 50'v layon blanket. In solid remainder were pressed back into The Japanese apparently were debris. New Englarid was coated with shades of Rose, Blue, Cedar, and Green. $ i J. L. Sullivan Biida, where Soviet units engagcd^-aiight kw surprise. Early B-29 Over Labor Dispute i * v ' ‘f'^,-T h e Am^ericansjn 5.95 The British took 170 prisoners, fiesji snow today and highway con- Fillet of Anchovies Can 35c Regular $29.95 ^ AA most of them in civilian clothing. them in house to house fighting. formations found both anti-alr- Chicago; Union Claims u^eir^counte^^^^^^^^^ Over S.oSll« Nazis Killed I craft fire and interception light. d.tions w'fre made hazardous by a way faced formidable COATS, N O W ...... Senate Clerk A 15-mlle drive through the indica- southeastern suburbs last night by The cro.s8ing o f the river, which] but later arrivals encountered storm that left freezing slush on But there were clear British troops and Greek National resulted in ♦he Russian capture of | heavy opposition. hundreds of miles of southern and Bulletin! tions the bold Nazi bid for a great Kippered Snacks Can 17c Chicago, Dec. 28— iiPi— The Derembor victory had butted into Democrats Select New Szentendrei island and s juncture Great Fires Started coastal toads. Regular $25.00 A A I (Continued on Page Four)* of Red forces on the west bank, Tokyo’s bu.sy Industrial center .Army seized .Montgomery serious trouble...... 9 In northern and western sections ! Ward and Company properties A «n t Jemlmm Britain Man for the cost the Germans and Hungarians was swept by great fires, return- ; Held for 48 Hour* COATS, NOW ...... 3.000 killed, a Soviet, communique ing airnjen reported. Lt. Col. cnowplows struggled to keep traf In seven cities today under a The German army had been 25% Wool Chatham Post; Not Expected said. William McDowell. Brady, Tex., fic moving over highways piled 1 presidential ordei in a show licid for more than 48 hours up to Pancake Flour 2 Pkgs. 29c OF FINEST ALL- See Shortages Other Red Army troops stormed an ob.sei ver, said that on the re with drifts by increasing winds. down on the company’s refusal Wednesday dawn without a sig Albert R; Lavery to comply with War l-al>or Regular $22.98 ^ *4 A A Hartfotd, Dec. 28—{/f)— Demo- Into Buda from the west and south turn trip the smoke could be JWen Two dca.hs were attributed to ] nificant gain. . . Yea, they’re back again.. .Ibeautiful, new 100% west in numerous new penetra from 80 miles away. the Common Pleas Court, then a storm or cold since yesterday, I Board direetives. MaJ. Gen. German, pockets were sur OoMcb Glow COATS, N O W ...... Icrats in the S U te Senate have <)oseph W. Byron, director of [chosen a former colleague and In War Mel^ tions of the suburban arc. (A Washington communique court reporter on the old Bridge Falling temperatures, clearing rounded in the we.stern bead of wool blankets to dreaa your bedroom and keep “STANLEY” Simultaneously, Marshal Feodor the special service division. said»fires were started in the big port Standard and later for the weather and strong winds were the eiicnw olTciisivc and on toe veteran of three terns, John U Army service forres, Wash Pancake Syrup et. 22c you .enugly wahn . . . and this lovely Chatham Tolbukhin’s First Ukraine Army Miisashima plane plant.) Poft. He was a member of the forecast for sll New England southern flank illid were under Solid shades with contrasting colored Regular $19.95 IsulUvsin of New Britain, to M hammered out new gains north- ington, accompanied by hls Blanket is an outstanding value, too. AA [Senate clerk, a post p«;flng $3,- Copper and Lead in De The Nipponese tried out a new Laurel Club. staff, served the seizure or tonpc.sts oi shellfire. ^ borders. Rose, Blue, Green, and Cedar, defense ^ wrinkle, touching off Mr. Lavery’s flr.st venture into (Continued on Page Fwo) Sruthwest of Echternach the Juicy California $ 1800 . (Continued on Page I’w o) der on Sewell Avery. Ward's 4.98 COATS, N O W ...... politics was when he was elected I Goimati.s were retreating and The selection of Sullivan, who mand Now to Supply ■smiidgepots in an effort to lay a chairman of the hoard. In .Av- lorthwest of that soiitliern hinge I did not seek nomination for a smokescreen, but the attackers city clerk on the Refriblican I ery’a private office. .Avery Dor. 3 9 c Wants on W ar Front. ot the salie-it they were reparing Oranges fourth term ilBst fall, at a closed ticket. Later, he entered the in- ; greeted'Gen. Byron pleasantly 100% Wool Chatham i I caucus of Senate Democrats yes- (Continued on i*a; Six) surance field, leaving that to Join Patients Flee; ‘ and they shiMik hands. 1 terday ’vas tantamount to his elec- Washington, Dec. , ,28—(A*)— Priest Pleads the Bridgeport Hydraulic Com (tonl)iineil on I'age !4lx) Baldwin f pany, rising successively in^offlee Itlon when the General Assembly Shortages of two important war Chicago, Dec. 28. -J*' t:ouit [convenes Wednesday because thS until he became vice presicrent in metals, copper and lead, threat Treasury Balance Are Captured action leading to tha government's I.ba. 1 Democrata control the- upper For Two Lives 1920. Apples 4 25c “LAMSDOWN” ened today to cause further civil ------I second seizure thii year ot .Mont- I House by 21 votes to 15. ian belt-tightening in 1945. Washington, Dec. -28.—(JFi The ■Active in Polltlwi A luxury blanket. Finely nap{>ed, DRESSES The choice of the New BrlUln- Because o f the sharply rising {josition of the Treasury Dec. 26: For more than 40 years Ml". State Police Finallv Lo- » soft and warm. In Blue, Rosa, Ce I ite came as soriewhat of it surprise army demands for bullets and ar Father Flanagan Goes Receipts $236,011,734.26; expen Lavery was active in Republican Flaslies! stln(lM"aD Page Two) B el dar, Green, and A ll Whits. jbecatise it bad been understood tillery shells, the Office of Civilian ditures $331,174,812.78; net bal cate Two Men (Ijitc Bulletin* « l the lAI W ire) Fresh Celery 21c To Southern City; Ask (C-ontlnned on Page Pwo) $15-98 Regular $12.98 Ittmt Cornelius Driscoll of Bran Requirements may be called upon ance $22^63,021.240.13. - Escape State Hospital. ford was the favored candidate. to give baOk half the tonnage of Mercy from Governor. Rail Target* Bombed „ I Sullivan won on a secret ballot by copi>er brass mill products allot DRESSES, N O ^ $ -«» '' r Russia R«adv London. Dee. 28— [a vote of U to 10. however, and It ted to it for the manufacture of Newtown, Dec. 2 8 .- (>P)—John 10 Jackson, Miss., Dec. 28.—(JP)— teen hundred heavy bombera Ham [was reported that his experience Kenneflc, 35, of Stamford, and civilian goods next qusrter,’ WPG The fate of two teen-aged sailors mered II rail target* In western as a Legislator was the factor officials revealed. Doctors Claim Penicillin John McGlynn, 20. o f Greenwich, Regular $10.98 ]^ which swung the tight coldest in for whose lives the founder of To Take Sidc> Gemianv today despite bad wenlh- HEALTH MARKET A 40 i>er cent cut' in civilian patients in the Fairfield state hos er whieh oiirtalled cloiw air sup 100% Wool Chatham Ihia favor. ^ Boys Town, Father E. J. Flana pital here, were back in the insti DRESSES, NOW $ use o f lead, required in . a war gan, came heie from Nebraska Cured Very Rare Disease port for A.ueriia^n irround forces. Boston Fish Pier will send us a good variety of Fresh He Supported Gaffney tution today, after .„a short lived 9.00 production board order announc to plead with Gov. Thomas U Considerations working to Sul- Di|>loiiiut<4 Believe That. Sea FiMid to arrive in the morning. You’re doing your ed last night, was explained as Bailey, was In the balance today. esca(>e last night, which ended N. Y. Meal Situation jlivan’s disadvantage were the fact when they were recaptured at gtin- Regular $8.98 necessary to- protect* the govern The two youths, Miirlce Shlm- considerable ’ stirred up dii.st, the ' Reds .\koiit to Recog- New York Deo. 28— !'7V-Fo»*l- family a f y o r if you have sea food regularly on your [that at the Democratic state con- Chicago, Dec. 28 <^)—■ A W is point by a |>osse of state {Kilice- “WOOLWICH” ment's stockpile of that metal, niok of Madison, Wis., and Joseph physician related. blr Improvement In New York menu. [vention laat August he supported w K f ^ has dwindled -to less than consin physician, reporting a case men from Ridgefield barracks un iiize Liihliii (xroiip. f ’ltv'* erltleal meal situation wan The most {mpular blanket this DRESSES, NOW : $ hia fellow townsman, Leo V. G aff M. Leemon of Maylene, Ala., are The virui of ornithasis was 7-00 one'Wonth's wartime consump- der Lieut. Harry T. Tucker which Keen lodav as .Markets CornmU- year. Made of choice wools by under sentence to die In the elec of pigeons causing human orni found in one of four pigeons taken ney, for the gubernatorial nom- trailed them -hrough the woods In sloner Henry M. Brundage eald Chatham it is warm and long wear Uort'. tric chair tomorrow for the slay thosis. said today that penicillin from the loft and examined at the Washington, Dfc. 28 -i/Pi—Word Haddock I Ination against Robert A.- Hurley ! To Hit Batteries Sandy Hook District for more more than 12.000.000 pounds of Quohogs ing. In Green, Cedar, Blue, and Regular $7.9iB choica of the present organization ing of Sheriff Thomas S. Boykin proved an effective treatment and Mayo clinic laboratories In Roch spread today that Russia is about $ The lead curtailment will affect 'Of Wayne county In December, than two hours ii a blinding snow ready to recognize the Polish com i meat wa* expected hera n « t w ^ k . Rose. 10-95 leaders. There was the added fact ester, Minn., Dr. Turgasen said, I storage batteries, 'paint, tetra that the virus disease "is prob storm. Normal consumption Is nbout DRESSES, NOW that Nefw BriUtn already la well 1943. and was found also in the pa mittee of Liberation at Lublin as ...... - Cod $ 6 - 0 0 ethyl for civilian gasoline, and At 7:45 p. m. Constable Preston the provisional government of Po- pound* a wwn. Little Necks r e p e n t e d in the sU te govern, The governor, after a long. In ably more prevalent than Is com tient’s blood when tested at the 000,000 other Important items. The coj)- terview yesterday with Father Beers, of Sandy Hook district, land. • • • |ment in the persons of Charles F monly recognized." University o f (California. Submarine Is Lost per deficit is ex|)ected to Flanagan, said he would announce He said the effectiveness of looking out of a window in his Prenner Stalin rcpoilediy coii- Boston Blue Oysters Regular $5.98 aud $6.98 Iprestia, secretary of the state-' WhP.t apparently was the first home u w two men enter hls auto Washington, Dec. 28;----- ^ elect, and Samuel Googei whom hooks, eyes, fasteners, an d~to a 1^ decision after "cont'.rring with {leniclIUn in this one case appears liiders this action necessary to mil us« M penicillin In • definitely mobile which *as parked in front text of N * '7 communique No. DRESSES, NOW ...... PresUa has appointed as his de- Severe degree— civilian shotgun in e more person," whom he did bear out the Mayo clinic’s ra? itary moves Imminent on the east 50% Wool 4 lb. Chatham . $ 5 - o » shells and cartridges used by not name. diagnosed case of human orni and drive off. In company of hie ern front. Fillets Mackerel cent experiments in which penl- . The submoriao I- 8- ^ . f “2 i awistant Senate clerk, who fanners and ranchers tq protect Death Sentence Uf^eld thosis. which is similar to psitta .cillln cured ornithosis infections brother, Irving, OonstHble Beers Both Wsahingten and London so livestock and crops. The boys killed Boykin aftar he cosis or parrot fever, was de gave chase in a commandeered ear far have recognized the Polish wolf to overdue from patrol OM 100% Wool Kenwood is paid 13,000, will be appointed by in a number of mice. presumed loot. ^ GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! Aside from copi>er and lead, had picked them up and given scribed by Dr. F E. Turgasen of Dr. Turgasen concluded that for about two milea down Route government in e'xile et London, at Sulllgah- .. however, the metal picture was them .. ride. The death sentence Manitowoc, Wis., In the Journal of 34 on the Newtown-Derby road. the same time urging that it com Next of kla ef coaualtlee b*ra “MARLEY” 'y As human ornithosis "m ay be present beea Informed. /y. THURSDAY SPECIALS by a lower court was upheld by At a {trevlous caucus In Bridge- described as the ."easiest supply the American Medical Association. in a fairly high percentage of the Car la Abandoned pose ita differences with Russia Full four {joiinda of warmth and long the Mississippi Supreme Court, over the Russo-Polish boundary. ■ port the Senate Democrats picked situation” fn two years. He laid penicillin gave "favor recently increasing number of Aa the fleeing pair entered the wear. An exceptional blanket that wil| Father Flanagan said he did Found Dead la Plant “FAMOUS” I ^ n RisCasal of Hartford as ma- Steel Supplies Balsuced able resulte” find was discontinued cases diagne-sed as virus pneu vicinity of ItevetAon, they aban New Develo|nnenta give yea la of service. In Rose, Blue, Green, not pllan to go to Ueridan to see WalUagford. Defc Corned Ox Toil Lb.19c Ijority leader and Samuel Malkan Steel supplies were reported after a week, w)ien fever had eub- monia” but that physicians lack doned the car and fled Into the e Information In diplomatic quar and Cedar, • the youths in Jail there. I f the rad Poeluesay ef 1*1 »*I>*W ? $7.98 Woven of fine, long fibre wools to of New Haven ia president pro “ fairly well balanced.” with pros sided, and that the patient was convenient laboratory facilities woods. Oonstabli Beers and his ters here now uidicates the follow Ita JW KtlU^eoM governor does not‘ Intervene, the etreet a Janitor at «ka phw make a warm, long-wearing blanket. )tem|>oT«, ao that yesterday’s action pective demand, arid aluminum fully recovered within a month. brother started into the woode ing u probable, sltbough not cer Corned Beef Tongue__ Lb. 35c M j u k h i s t s * C o m m * prisoners will be removed to. for testing a. {laUent’e blood the WalUagferd Bteel n Soft and luaetous. In Rbea, Blue, [cotnplstas Uie filltag of major Seni- "relatively eaey.” Only about after them and Um men turned tain, ' developments; Waynesboro to be electrocuted IB The. patient was a man, 43 yea n serum. poay wae teoad M ad at i I At#- poolt1 Dili half the counties plant e^iacity and^*^wuted a warning for them 1. The Soviet-backed Lublin Oieen, and Peach. the state’s portable electric chair. old, who ha* kept ■ loft of hom HAABid tbat so fai*ae be could early today with a $1495 1 The caucus also approved con- .for producing Ingot ahimimim learn the University of Califor to turn back or they would ahoot. committee,-v’hlch Washington of ing pigeons in bis back yard. Smoked Beef Tongue Lb. 39c now is being used: - After the Interview Father ficials d^ not consider represents- bhi bead, aeqaedtaig Id I jtlnuatlon of the Joint committee Some pigeons took sick and died. nia’s laboratory la the only qne on One of the men, Constable B een The CORR . 1 . > r ...... The iteel plate supply was con Flanagan said he tame to Jack- F. Harvey of JW .IUU [■ystsm which was used In 1043 Several days before hie illness, the this cqntinent making the blood (Coatiaacd oa Pom Tw*> U’alUaeadrd wm Fresh Pigs'Heads ^ Lb. 15c M A H C H ts rm Co n n - . GRBEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! Advertise in The Herald— R Pays cleaned the lof^ .'Inhaling teat for omitboals vinub (Ooatlaued ea Faga rwe| iCaottwMd aa Face ElgkU (ContlniMd on Png* U ck ti
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MANCHESHa EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THUKiSUAY, UEUK.MBIOn ?S. 1044 EA<'B t h r e e / ■ HANCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, c o n n , THUKSUAY, UiSUtiAlBEK 28, 1944 ft >t*AaE TWO "■ ') V' _ ------Church Plans trucks wore sent out to sand the Rockville incline streets which were hard to State Traffic Diunchestpr Liliiie Lodg^ Flying War Orphan Snow Removal negrrtiate in the early morning Local Soldier^Coolness ‘^Open House” hours. A predicted drop in the Dale Kook its Message temperature will require addition Outwits German Snipers Crawls Today X Names Staff I Thriving Quickly Done al sanding of sidewalk# after the NOW PLAYING Supper and Social Time big Job of snow removal from the Saturday, Dec. .30 rt.~. • From Germany New Year's liapt'c, Dilworth- American Grandmother-- Lavishes Love and At Center Church on streets is over. With the 4Sth Division of the gave away his position Then I)ozt?iis o f Pepsoiiti Are OfTierrs Elpcletl at ]\Ieel- uve - / " __ Town and Stale Ap^a- Manchester received about five he remembered the telephone he Comcll Post, A. L. at Legion Seventh Army, France Because Injured by Falls on Icy Honu'. ^ iiig ill Orange Hall (WAS Care on Baby Flown from England New Year’s Eve. inches of snow which fell from he kept his head while lying un was carrying and the wire that Sunday,. Dec. 31 IMXI iSarl St. W om an Re . ratus on Job Early to about 6:30 p. m. until 1 a. m. der the fire of German snipers on led back to his mortar squad. Wulkfi; Roads Slippery Last Eveuing* By Army Transport “ My fingers were all tiiumbs as Hock and Buskin reunion 3 to ceives Word from Plans have been made for a Meet Storm Ileaults. the Alsatian front. Sgt. Cloyce S in drnma room. High school. R. King, of Manchester. Conn., I connected the telephone on the buffet supper and social jtlme at' Hartford, Dec. 28.—(/P; Traffic .Saturday, ,laii. 14 The following officers were elect Relatives in Berlin. Patients Flee; is alive today to tell about a har line,'' the sergeant admit.s. “ When Center Congregational church, AU avallaWe>«now removal ap crswled on state highways today Religious (li.iina "I i n-s of Gali- ed by Linne Lodge No. 72. Knights rowing experience while fighting I finally got .someone on the other I l''('." Luther League, Emanuel Lu- Sunday night, December 31. The paratus owned by the town was ^ Rockville, Dec. 28—Mrs. Helga 22 Aire Captiiretl with the 17»th Infantry Regiment end. he thought it was a gag. But and dozens pf persons were under thcran church.. ol P*ythia.s at their meeting held ' entire church fam ily o f high school put Into operation last night, of the veteran 4!5th Divi.sion. when I did get It through to them treatment in Connecticut hospi Wednesday, Jan. 31 last night Irr-Crange Mali: th a n -I |luehler, of 6 Earl street, on Thurs- ^ Sgt, King was out in front of that I was in real trouble, some age and older and their friends are E. CENTER ST. working with the storm and as tals for fails after a snow and I I.,ecti:re by A. S. Bl'.ckington on cel lor Commander, Asher Millard; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHB3STER. CONN„ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL.D, nANUHESTEB, COIfIf. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1944 PAGE FOUR matters has been brilliant enough in the way of that success. 'Hiat Flight Officer Parents Told Air ISavigato^ Oldest Cigar 41'Wounded Hartford Aviator Tells Gives Ruling^ Manchester is the possibility that the Greek to compensate for hlS mlstakrf in Greeks Agi;;ee Allied Aviators Hailing factions should prove more inter letting the Germans surprise him Rationing Data Evening Herald ,ln the first place, it is 'Obviously Son Wounded Store Closed From Stale Qii Dischs^ges ested in factionalism itself than in On a Regency; Exploits of Elying Pole’ Real Flying Experience PTTMI IHH«m US XUS' -no time to hang him yet. PitfBillMd Df — »ij> pntOTiNa oo. nfc. Greece, the poesibllity that they should consider it a feather in Shut-Down at Pohlmai Office o f Price AdndiiifltntfoB a Bg i ^ Snipers Busy Pfc. Walter Adamy Is Included in List of Atlantic City, N. J., Dec. 28.— (gl^^Jerrie# quickly jrecoversd and Llmpire Says That 53 their cap to have brought a Brit An Eighth A ir Force Flghtsr^after alt Francs had beeri occupied Bagtoosl Departaosot at XH< MAM rBBaWON by the Nazis, and then waa smug — A fiyer Isn’t actually fijdng un tossed everything In their : Casualty in Action in Place Temporary Du Base, England, Dec. 28— (JP— ^The 2,478 Announced To Of Men Should Be Put 66 Tremoat Stiwri, BbsI sb, 8. ish prime minister to Athens and gled to Britain. He joined the til the wings o f hU |dane fiap up arms arsenals at us HiMd>d Oetobw t H P (Continuad from Page One) explolU of Maj. MUce asdych, that U elr resultant vanity should Connecticut Germany on Dec. 12. To Shortages, "The Flying Pole,” are becoming R A F and fought In the Battle of day by War Dept. and down In true sfhn' ulatlon of "W e dropped our stuff from Back Into Plant. lead them to attitudes^ still more guardsmen had netted ISO. An legendary among Allied fighter Britain, later becoming a member the birds, according to First Lt. feet and were circling In a ^m b Meats, Fata, Eto *B -4 and C-4 •Ml Boll4*jr»b ■m **0 ■" **• swering fire by Elaa artillery, Brit The demand fo r cigars and clf of the. Pollah squadron formed by Alan N. Houghton, of 174 Four towards home when the a h ^ tore Kansas City, Dec. 28 — BSok 4 Red stamps Q5, R6 and Dac. 8L at Manchester, Ooofi„ •• uncompromising. Peace in Greece The War Department today noti pilots. Washington, Dec. 28— (/p—The UP — ish .guns heavily ahel^d Arlttos arets has been such at the Poh Cladych haa been serving with the British. Mile Road, West Hartford, Conn. between our numbers tlmSe and 86 valid indefinitely. Five new red F m I o e requires yielding on both sides. fied Mr. and Mrs. John A. Adamy Fifty-three of the 116 North Y an k ee hill In Zappion park. man cigar store on North Mai the famed 56th Thunderbolt group A year ago he waa aosignsd to names at 198 New Englanders are "I flew that way the time we four engines and passed/^through stamps will becoms valid Sunday, Old Period Four aad ftaa The Greek fsctlons must prove American aviation bomber plant pons and new Period One oad Twa,' BDBSCRIPTION RATB8 A dispatch to BrlUsh beadquar of 45 Goodwin street, that their atreet that the supply has been « — which haa a record of 800 Nazi the Eighth air force for detached included in a list of 2,478 United flapped across Holland and the the main wing spar. Immediately Dec. 31, on which date new point By A. H. o. employes who were fired by thi coupons good throughout the eur>' themselves as sincere as Mr. ters from the Epirus front said eon, Pfc. W alter Adamy. Arm y, hausted and having no cigars planes to its credit— for more duty. He asked to be sent to the States soldiers wounded In action Channel to England after German the Wing began to ria^and fall In values for meat become .effective rent heating year. Ih mldWMt SriS.X'ffii. ::;::::;:;;;:: » Churchill has now proved himself Gen. Napoleon Zervaa, commander clgarets to sell the owner than a year now without any offi 66th Thunderbolt group after hear ack-ack gunners had shot a 20 rhythmical motion—pxactly like company after a walkout here last and many cuts will be returned to was wounded In action In Germany in the Asiatic, European, Mediter and eouth period three coupons' Official and unofficial poliUcal of an Edes army reduced from 10,- found It necessary to close cial status. The American pilots ing of its reputation for knocking millimeter shell through our main that of a lazily e o a ^ g bird,” said Oct. 19 should be put back to rationing. Butter point value waa to be. Mr. Churchill's opening on Dec. 12. ranean and Southwest Pacific also good now and valid threagb> WaaUn BUUm AfO observers all through the state 000 to 5,000 by desertions, was store until January 3. chip In each month to give him enemy planes from the sky. wing spar.” said the lieutenant a t the bombardier. work, an umpire has ruled. Increased from 20 to 24 points a statement to them pledged them Pfc. Adamy attended Manches Cladych checked In with the out heating season. MBMfiEB o r volunteered an Incredulous *'J*^’*jI fighting a rear guard action The cigar store baa been In oj spending money, and meanwhile he areas, the W ar Department an the A A F redistribution station "Unlike the b lr^ , we had motors But he added that these em pound' on Dec. 26. m * A880CIATED PKESS the processes o f democracy. Now we imagine, at the news against Elas 'forces and falling ter schools and graduated from the eration at the North End for € goes on taking Thunderbolts over S6th for *48 hours, has stayed nounced today. here. on the wing aim prayed' that the ployes should receive no pay for Processed Foods Frances Burke Redlck, our van High school (n the Class of 1942 year and wants to stay another. the time they were out, although Following are the office hours /.If' W-- V. ’ BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. UANC^STER. 00NN„ ’THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1944 l.lxx of the salient, around Humain and companies was under vlrtuolly the Yiii».ks Are Culling Havrenne, six miles southwest of Dismiss Charges came set of facUr and thaj a sec- Big Ten's Big Shot Fires Slarjled Legion Closes Marche, and Liemeux, 20 miles •end procecution would not be nec- Today’s Radio w^in^tSS Faganis West Sides Moriarty Pin Topplers ouse to Back O bituary northfast of Marche. These were Against Bioff essa:^. In Nip Capital Into Both Flauks repulsed. Bioff, former representative la Eaatern War Ilina Sale Tonight In sdvsncM of two to four Hollywood for the president of In CounciP^ Plans (Oontlnned from Png* One) mUw on too south side of toe Los Angeles, Dec. 2S.— (JP)— ternational Alliance of Theatrical »:00—'w n c — Baclutage W ife ;.. Persons; WTH’’’—Arthur Hals; Tally Shutout Win Blank Chambers Five (Goatlaaed from Page One) bulge, the Amerlcane drove the and Stage Employes, and George WDRC — Afternoon MelocI WHTD—It’s Murder. D e a t h s Federal Judge Ralph E. Jenney Last Chance to Reserve an escape bridge under American Germans from the villages of has dismissed an indictment which Browne, the union’t president who News; WTHT — Newe; Music; 7:45—W T H T — Music; W H TD — described the technique as unsuc Hunter's Finish Strati r , State Republican Lead fire and were preparing to pull Bonnal, Insenborn, E ^h dorf 'tuid charged thirt Wllllaiyi Bioff, for also was convi 'ted on the extor W H TD —Time Views the News. Chester Bowles, O.P.A. Topplb Parachute Five cessful. ^ ’• Raymond E. Steams Tiek«^^ vfor Saturday back into Germany across the Lingel southeast of Bastogne and tion -charges, have been ordered 8;00— w n c — Frank Morgan Wolverines er Declares Legisla mer Hollywood union representa 4:15— W T IC — Stella Dallas; Beaii Jack Gets Defeat MflkuMi " Pariiament In Session Raymond E. Steams, of 83 Night’s Dance Party. Soure. began mopping up Berdorf, three tive, evaded some 685,000 in In released from Sandstone, Minn., W HTD— Parade of Stars. Show; WDRC — Suspente; To Keep Pace With (The raid caught the Japanese Starkweather/ street, died this A hit farther northwest 250 Ger- miles west of Echternach. come taxes' for 1936 and 1937. Federal prison. 1:30— W T IC — Lorenzo Jones; WTHT — Frank Bingiser; Billiard tors Agreed on This. tnahs were seen swimming toe Parliament In session, and' the morning at his home following a Elsewhere along the twisted A motion for dismissal was pre Bioff had served three years of WDRC — Ad Liner; WTHT — W H TD — To be announced. Tavern; Servicemen Top Billiards Members of Dilworth-Comell ■ Soure river, back Info Germany. Award of Year Domel news agency said the law short illness. He was employed as battlefront there was little action. sented by the United States at a 10-year senijnce and ' B r o ^ e Manchester Program. 8:15—WTHT — Sunny Skylsr; Motor An 80-man German patrol Score One-Sided Win. Butford. Dec. >8— VP) — R«P- makers ate their lunch before en a baker at the University of Con Post, American Legi<)n, ami their | • Gen. Patton’s Forces torney’s office here on instruc three, years of an eight-year sen 4:45—W T IC — Young W 1 d d e r W H TD — Lum and Abner, crossed the Roer river above Du- Herbert E. Wenderer, Bethel, who tering air raid shelters. Tokyo necticut, Stons, Conn. friends are reminded that reserva-1 Three of the American cross- tions from the office of Attorney tence. Federal Judge Frank C. Brown; WTHT—Music: WHTD' 8:30—WTIC— Dinah Shores Knights Wallop Jesters Moriarty Brothers blaak- ren on the Cologne front, and a Named by Ring Maga w ill be Republican leader of the said SO Snperforts participated in He is survived by his wife, An ing.s of the Soure, which Berlin General Francis Biddle. Knox 6f New York City last Fri -Hop Harrignn. Open House; W DRC — Death Pagani’s West -’Bides blasted (Jhambers' Movers and to * laag’ tions for the New Vcar!s' dinner-1 series of enemy patrol thrusts was In Rm League Clash; the raid, cl.aiming that itine were toinette; two sons. Corporal Rob broadrasts said were by the U. S. A letter from Biddle's office, day ordered theli release on the 5:00_W nC — When a Girl Mar Valley Sheriff; News; WTHT— whatever hopes toe Pioneer Para *ine as Fighter of Year leading Huntaria and BUUi:. Houae i t the 1M5 aesalon of the dance, at the Legion home on carried out against the Britlsh- shot down, and another flVe prob ert Stearns of the Army and Her Third Arm y under the command read to the court yesterday, said ground that they had aided the ries; W DRO- News; Ad Uner; Sammy Kaye ferenade; WHTD chute team had of capturing toe teams took two of to* tin** poii. y l/eglalsture, aald today that the Leonard street, Saturday night, Canadian forces above '8 Herto- —America's Town Meeting. Rec Bowling Lieague last night Lefty Halliday Stars. ably. It acknowledged some bert Steams, and one daughter. December 30, will close tonight at of Lieut. Got. George S. Patton, the prosecution should be dropped government In the trial a year W TH T— News; Music; W H TD —Pep Feather Qiamp from toe Milkmen and tos wov Houae would aupport the new genbosch, Geetruldenberg and ■ with 9:00—W TIC — Music HaU; when they took all four points damage to industrial areas.) Miss Bertha Steams, and two midnight. Only those who have were near Bonnal, 2 1-2 miles because Bioff’s conviction in N ew ! ago df seven men charged —^Terry and the Pirates. Sales last night in toe T Laagu* ‘ atreamllned machinery on proce- Roermond along the Maas In Hol from WDRC—Major Bowes Amateur from the Umbrellamen. In toe oth The Wolverines downed tos Cen “ I don’t think the fighters were grandchildren. He was a member made reservation.s by that time northwest of Eschdorf. The fourth York In 1941 on charges|Of extort- | conspiring to extort money 6:15—w n c — Portia Faces U fe ; New York, Dec. 28—(/P)— Ring Lose by One Fla ' dure recommended by the Legisla of Dilworth-Comell Post. Amerl- was at a place three, miles north land. Ing money from motion picture the film Industry. WDRC — E- V e I y n Winters; Hour: WTHT — G a b r 1 s ‘ er match, the Main Stree* Service ter Bllllarda 23-19 and the leading alerteo.” said Capt. Vance Black. will be served with the dinner. Artillery General Eric Branden- MagaZjn*' announcing its ranking Hunter’s lost tos first gama tive Council. can Legion, ot this town. east of Martelangc. All the cro.ss- WHTD—Dick Tracy. Heatter. men took three o f the four points of the World’s boxers for 1944, to Fairfax, Okla.. who flew the lead Chef Urbano O.sano who la to berger’s reformed Seventh Army, Kntghta found It easy pickings the narrowest of margins Thla atep was one of several de ings were within about 15 miles 5:30—w n c — Just Plain Bill; 9:15—W T H T — These Arp Your from the Warren and Jarvis team. day named Pvt. Sidney Walker of ship of the first formation. “We The funeral will be held Sunday cater will prepare a full course originally met in Normandy, was over the Jesters 53-16 in two one pin was toe dlfferanca to i veloping out o f last nlght'a closed of Bastogne. WDRC — War Commentary; Neighbors The West Sides paced by Char Augjxista, Ga., better known as opening game. Inability of t: usually see them climbing at a at 2 p. m. from the W. P. Quish dinner and will serve it at twelve meeting anew the shock of the meeting tof the Republican State Von Rundstedt’s armored patrol To be announced; W T H T — Su 9:30—W TIC-rJoan Davis, Jack ley Freheit and BUI Gees, proved Beau Jack, as toe "Fighter of the gam ^ played In the Intermediate usually reliable Custy Obright, i steep angle. We saw nothing Funeral Home, 225 Main street. o'clock midnight. American attack on the southern to have to much on toe ball for the Central committee in Hotel Bond Rev. Earl Furgeson. pastor of the probings toward the Meuse were perman: WHTD—Jack Arm Haley Show; WDRC — Ck)rUse Year.” Loop last night. The Marauders team’s anchor man and W alt C here, which Representative Wan- like that, and ridio Tokyo waa Music will be provided through flank. ANOTHER HOLIDAY Archer; WTHT—Treasury Hour once powerful Parachute workers. still on. Theie was no anti-air North Methodist church, will o ffi out the evening by a five-piece or being beaten up badly, though one strong. The former bootblack, now in go and Mickey McGuire to cc m - derer and Senator C. Raymond Two armored armies, the Fiftn And now New Year’s day is almost here. PInchurst will of Song: WHTD — ^Ulght Neither game waa cloee and it was took their game on a forfeit from craft fire until we were over the ciate and burial will be in the Wil- chestra. Dancing will start at nine did thrust out eight miles from 6:45_WTIC — Front Page Far the Army, fought six times in through, cost toe valuable po' Bitxdc o f Hamden, who will be Sen commanded by Lieut. Gen. Haaso close all day Monday. January 1st. Please do your shopping for rell; W DRC — Swoon or (Jroon; Bands; Coronet Story ’Teller. the consistant pinning o f the en the (Columbia Squires. target. We came In earlier than limantlc cemetery in the family o’clock. New 'Year favors will be the French border. Madison Square Garden this year, However, the entire team ea ate minority leader, attended. Eckhardt von Manteuffel and an .a double holiday Friday and Saturday. Pinehurst will be open WTHT—Tom Mix; WHTD — 10:00— w n c — Abbott and Coe- tire tea*) that carried It through usual and from a different direc plot. distrlbtited and a good time is in "The tide of battle east of the attracting 106,433 spectators for Roogh Contes* roaring back In the next two gan State ^airman Harold E. Meuse definitely has turned with other commanded by 88 Gen. Jo all day Friday and Saturday from 9:00 A. ,M. until 6:00 P. M. Captain Midnight. tello; WDRC — The Flrat Line; to the shutout win. In a rough and tumble affair to settle any doubt as to to* b tion. and it must have confused The funeral home will be open store for all who attend. Trail Tavern an average of 17,739. The first BUtcbell aam that general policy on depleted enemy’ armor almost seph Dietrich, one-time bartender Come in and use ,vour “ frt^ o m ot choice” t<* s)»end your food Evening W T H T — Henry Gladstone; toa Wolvertnee edged the Center ter team. In dropping a point, ' for friends from Friday evening The New Year committee is B y virtue of winning In such a five drew $460,630 for a $92,122 legialative party matters was dis- them." everywhere, on the defensive,” said turned Nazi strong man, also coupons for the better grades of ranned foods and meat. * 6:00— News on all stations. WHTD— Raymond Gram Swing Billiards who lost three men on Captain Black said his formation until the hour of the funeral. headed by Milton Hanson; as.sisting decisive manner, the West Sides average, and the last*—with Beau loop leaders maintained their f * euaaed, with Governor Baldwin a field dispatch. were, under heavy attack. Call orders will be ready If you ’phone them in the day be 6:15— WTIC!— Prof. Andre Schen- 10:15—W T H T — Dale Carnegie; Isid a pattern seven blocks long him are John Gordon, Max Bengs, are now only a few percentage Jack and New York'ligh tw eigh t personals In the final minutes of game advantage over the sect, 1 outlining "an affirmative, positive" (The Germans In their commu lt fore. ker; WDRC — Headliners C3ub: W H TD — Andy Russell Show. place Billiard team. Cargo g I and two wide “ in the northeast John F. Moriarty and Raymond J. One German pocket of armor points out of first place behind the champion Bob Montgomery ap play. It waa a close game with all legislative program to be presented nique today said an armored bat WTHT — Music; Oncert Hour; 10:30 — w n c — Rudy Valles Obright paced toe wlnnera w i part of the city between two major Fogarty, They will hold a meeting and infantry was being pounded to league leading Hartford Road Tav pearing “for free”—sold $35,864,- players taking part In the scoring. in hla Inaugural message January tle ” of the greatest possible scale” WHTD — Digest of toe Air; Show; W DRC — Here’s to Ro Harold Burr and Hank Skoog ^ About Town at the Legion Home this evening at pieces by encircling American ern team. 900 In W ar Bonds. The accurate foul shooting of tos rivers.” was raging on both sides of the PINEHURST QUALITY MEATS Sports. mance! WTHT — Connecticut to.t limelight for toe Milkmen. S. ’"rhe bomb train started at a 7:30 to complete the final details. tanks and artillery pieces between The other match found Mickey The bounding boy from toe winners proved to be the deciding Mareh as Speaker Celles, deepest western penetra penetration.) With points goinR on many meat items, Monday, 6:30—w nc — Bob Steele; Forum of the Air; WHTD factor In toe victory. Noren's five Moriarty’s jumped out o f toe c^ - railway junction where a bridge March of Time. Katkaveck and Cliff Keeney lead Southland appeared in three Gaw Republican party leaders have crossed the river, and extended to tion of the enemy, and Rochefort, which are now ration free, we hesitate to list individual WDRC— Jack Stevens; WHTD ing the Servicemen to an unex for five at the charity line was the lar when toey whitewashed Chr* - 'The Ladies’ Aid Society of the 11:00— News on all stations. den main events in March, attract hers’ Movers. Paced by Gyp Zac: > klao agreed on Representative B. ward the waterfront in an area Covenant - Congregational church 10 miles to the southeast. About — Answer Man. pected win. Art Pongratz of the ing gates of $11,954 In losing his outstanding feature of the game. Siege of Ba8togiie items, as we do not know how, lonp stock will last. 6:45—WTIC — Lowell Thomas; 11:15—WTIC — H a rk n esso f and Lanky Wafckowskl, the C r I.ea Marsh, Jr„ Old Lyme, leader where no bomb could fail to hit a two enemy battalions were in the losing Warren and Jarvis team lightweight laurels to Montgom' Lana kept the Billiards up in will hold its annual business nicet- When this advt. goes to press, we havq plenty of Washington; WDRC — Danny Housers took..the first and to I of the 1943 House and Legislative target," he asserted. trap. WDRC—News; WHTD — Pa took off all honors for toe night the score by sinking a total of ing tomorrow evening at 7:45 at Th^ Home Nurse O’Neil; WTHT — Music You ery; $132,823 In defeating AI Dick Ives is the main reason why Iowa 1s Ohio State’s principal games In a breeze while toe sect I Council chairman, as Speaker. It was the fifth time In a little Story Is Now Told On the southern flank another meat to take care o f a heavy holiday week-end. rade of Stars. with a high single of 125 and a (Bummy) Davis, who less than four hoopa. the church. By Lona L. Trott 7 :00— w n c —Music Shop; W DRC Want. challenger for Western Conference basketball championship. Sopho contest found them on the wlnnk ; The council’s program for sim more than a month th.at the B-29s German pocket waa surrounded at I f you want point free items for one or two meals, triple of 849. month before had knocked out —I Love a Mystery; WTHT — 11:30—WTK3— Music of toe New more topped Big Ten scorers as freshman with 208 points, set In In toe last g^me of the evening side by a four pin margin. plification o f legislative machinery. had hammered Tokyo iri force. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Campoeeo Beaufort, six miles northwest of Asst. Dir„ Nursing Servic* Plonper Parachute (0) Montgomery in one round; and (Cootinoed frnnn Page One) we suggest: Fulton Lewis, Jr.; WHTD — World; W DRO- Viva America; dividual single game record at 43. the high-powered Knights led by Finish Strong In leapect to rules alone, will be of 141 Center street, are ylrtually Echternach. American Red Cross Angelo . 92 92 100—284 Zurita of Mexico, holder o f the Had Narrow Escape FRESH SPARE RIBS Fred Waring Program. WTHT — Guy Lombardo’s Or Lefty Halliday. sunk the Jesters The Billiards after dropping ^ '! supported in toto, but no commit holding “ open house” this week. Von Rundstedt’s hopes of ex Hence ...... 77 83 88— 248 A superfort commanded by girl, who was saying, “Daddy, I’m 25c pound. 7:15—w n c ; —News of the World; chestra. N.B.A. lightweight crown. The under a heavy basket barrage by first game to the Motor Sa” ’, ment is being made in the an The occasion is the annual oppor Frightened.” On the other side panding his salient westward had Maasaro .... .103 116 103— 822 three March shows drew the big nouncement o f the caucus action. Lieut. A1 Williams. Dallas, Tex., When Baby Cries, Mother W DRC — Music That Satisfies; 1 1 :45—WHTD — Norman Gordon a score of 53 to 16.Toop again bounced back to capture toe n c hsd a narrow escape. Near the tar tunity the Camposco family afford was a Santa CHaus saying: “Come been blasted by two developments. Must Understand HU Wants GROTE’S Anniello .... .102 101 100—303 gest gates of the year in the Gar A proposal that a separate com- W TH T— Musical Quiz. Sings; News. > tried vainly to pull an upset but two. Pop Gleason enjoyed hla b* t get, one engine caught fire. It was all Interested to Inspect the won on over, boys, just 300 yards from The first waa the push northward Schubert . . . . .102 110 122— 334 den. Harry Wills Changed From m lttM be created to handle all FRANKFURTS 7:30— w n c — Bob Burns; WDRC 12:00— w n c — News; Design his teammates failed to get their night of the season on the all<' .'* extinguished, and the ship flew on derful lUlinn creche, which Mr. where you are. You will get a by a powerful armored force A healthy, comfortable baby sel for U8tenlng:^W HTD— Music. Leading active fighters In the liquor bills, which, in the past, 43c pound. — Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost eye on toe hoop. when he registered a three-otr.' ; three engines until another start Caipposeo began to arrange as Me Ty Christmas here." which blasted Its way to a link 476 502 618 1401 various divisions, named by Ifiie total of 399 and clipped high ain*: : have gone to the judiciary com dom cries, but when he does It The summary: ed to fail just off Honshu. eaily as October. Those who view Lieut. Charles Phalen of Spar up with the Bastogne garrison at Polish Rings Paganl’s («) Ring In a copyrighted story to be Promoter to Ring Fame for the night with a 143 gar . mittee, U reported to have opposU it for the first time, and particu means something. It is the only Wolverines Limping along on t^ o engines, ta. Wis., a medical administration a point three rtdles south o f that D ri^ Beef Oess ...... 94 140 lOft—’“■549 published In its February issue, p_ » B. F. TI. Frank Keye and the Barton bro’ - . tlon among some DemocratiC’'sena- with a third cutting on and off, the larly children, are profoundly im officer who was in Bastogne nerve center. Bastogne had been way he has of tellint his mother Pagan! ...... 97 98 120—315 were: era lent considerable help In be*- - tors, but Republicans say the pressed with its beauty and sig Soup Bones Would Perfect Television By Billy Roche 1 Noren, rf ...... 1 5‘ 5 3 plane was In the last formation throughout the siege, told of the denied to the Germans for seven that something is wrong, and that C. Freheit .. .117 111 123— 361 Heavyweight — Jimmy Bivins, ing their team in the thick of t- j eouncll's recommendations w eK Famous Referee 0 Schmidt, If . •. • 1 J over Tokyo. It was attacked re nificance. The story of the nativ heroism of the medicos: days by the stout-hearted Ameri Swift’s Premium A. Freheit .. . 93 114 12(7—827 Cleveland; Light Heavyweight pennant scrap. Fred McCui ’ improved unanimously. ity arid of Bethlehem which it rep- he needs attention. | Harry Wills changed overnight 0 A. Carlson, e .. 0 0-0 0 peatedly by enemy Interceptors. “ W e were pressed for medical cana who although surrounded SMOKED TONGUES Hanson ---- - .121 83 90—294 U oyd Marshall, Sacramento, again led the Motor Sales in a 1- - Mr. Mitchell said that the Stete rcsenU has been illustrated and Careful mothere and home 2 Zanis, c ...... 7 J Approximately 60 passes were supplies. A handful of medic aids had replied "Nuts” when served Before Release to Public Calif.; Middleweight — Holman from promoter to boxer in order ing cause. O enb^' committee did not discuss described several times in this pa nurses soon learn,./to understand 51c pound. 1 R. Carlson, rg. • 2 " fended off by the B-29’s gunners, did wonderful work there.” an ultimatum dernanding their 522 555 550 1636 Williams, Detroit: Welterweight- to save money. He’s been saving D’Amico's (2) A jobs or patronage but confined its per. the meaning of edch type of cry 0 McCurry, Ig ... 1 1-2 3 the last on the home trip by a The GI’s caught some Germans surrender. Our supply of Table Ready Meats is Fresh and all Ray Robinson, New York; Light it ever since. He starved bis way Keye ...... 98 129 119— r 1 talk to a legislative program. greup of fighters waiting over toe wearing American uniforms. The and can quickly relieve the trouble. New York. Dec. 28.— OP)— Paul i.concert on NBC New Year’s night weight— Beau Jack, Augusta, Ga N. Barton . . .116 102 129— : \ Staff Sergeant Francis K. Gre Tne second development was a ' . . . Radio, getting ready to cele- Main Street Service (8) to stardom. Totals ...... 7 9-12 23 Honshu coast to pick off cripples. Americans made the enemy swap, The baby may cry because he is from quality manufacturers. Keston, CBS executive vice presi 111. 105 331 and U, S. Arm y; Featherweight ^ 4 Gleason .... . ,11’. 139 143—f \ gor, who waa wounded In action In series of crushing tank and in bi:ate 1945 as its twOTty-flfth an. Keeney ...... 116 Not that there was anything Canter BlIMards The plane was the last one to re tired, or his sleep has been disturb Liverwurst — Pressed Ham — Spiced Ham — Thuringer — — 91 Willie P ot, Hartford, CJonn.; Ban H. Barton .. , l110 123 112—r ’) Germany* on November 14, and has explaining that they were “re fantry battles in the Celles area dent, restating his network’s po nlversaryy will start things mov S ob lesk i___ . 91 parsimonious about the Black B. F. turn, ending a trip of 16 hours, 25 ed. He may be tired because he .106 -- • 118 224 tamwelgllt—Manuel Ortiz, El Cen Panther, who, like Peter Jackson, W. Hillnsk! 1 90 111 — -r Mindoro Shelled been hospltoUsed has written claiming goyernment property." in which the Germans collided Salami — Tongue — Corned Beef — Etc. sition on television in year-end ing in the Arm y Hour on NBC Prlskwaldo Martin, r f ... 2 0-0 minutes. „ has been Handled too much, has 112 88 116 316 tro, C^Iif.; Flyweight — Jackie was denied the big chance— a Low Man .. 1 I friends here ns of December 8 that ‘Til never forget that place,” head-on with strong Allied forces, Sunday whsn Brig. Gen. David QuagUa ---- Cordero, If .••• 1 5'? — ■ 98— A plane piloted by Capt. Harold said an American soldier from been too long in one po.sitlon, or SMALL SAUSAGE BAG SAUSAGE comment, declared it 1s toe inten Katkaveck .. 111 125 102 338 Paterson, Scotland. crack at the heavyweight cham he soon expected to return to ac- A fter hanging on to the flank.1 his blankets have been tucked in Samoff is guest. He is to discuss Struff...... 0 0-1 By Jap Warships F. Schramm, SL Louis, Mo„ whose Mississippi, spefiking through a tion ” to follow the same courae in Brown ...... -- 117 107 224 Pep, Ortiz and Paterson were pionship. 531 604 590 1'. wife lives at Aransas Pass, Tex., Uon. He was hit by a German of the German thrust for 10 days too tightly and restricted his Freshly Chopped Pinehurst 1945,” that is, advocating higher the progress of radio from the be Jackson, rg . • • • 3 bandage. “ I left part of my nose Walker ...... -- 84 — 84 recognized as World Champions of In partnership with Gus Gomez, Motor Sales (1) also came home on two engines sniper’s bullet. He Is with a motor the Americans at last had beaded movements. He is asking to be HAMBURG ...... pound 29c definition pictures and wave band ginning. Lanz, Ig ...... < _ there.” their clashes. The other champs, a Frenchman, and W alter C!horen, H a i r ...... 108 105 08—;. •3 (Oontlnned from Page One) when forced to feather toe other ised chemical warfare battalion. off Von Rundstedt. picked up and turned over, or to chauiges to higher and wider fre 0^l^ Famous “ Old Homestead” Totals ___ _ 636 525 548 1619 all in the services and their titles a Negro, 17-year-oId Harry W ills Totals ...... 9 1-5 19 Bohadik . . . . .121 104 two propellers to conserve fuel. He He was formerly manager of the A wounded n.an from New Jer Pulling Back His Tanks have his blankets adjusted so that quencies to make them possible T*alks tonight, (Thursday): BLU 18 108—C Facifio ocean areas, pounded sey’s Pocono hills said German LAM B PATTIE S ...... pound 35c Warren and Jarvis (1) “frozen," are: Heavyweight, Joe promoted a fight between John Score at Half •nme: Wolverines ifcCJurry . . . ..117 126 184— J traveled the last 160 miles In this produce department of the First he can move freely. before full___ ^public______re-introduction,______7:45 Chester Bowles of O PA; BLU « Coastal and airstrip installations tanks and artillery had his unit As a result the German com plenty of Utility Short, Porterhouse and Sirloin Pongratz ... 117 107 125 349 Louis, Detroit and Army; Light Tholmer, a colored giant recog Tanner ...... 117 97 100— i fashion, and landed 15 minutes af NaUonal Store at the center and mander was reported pulling back He may cry because bis band Is He s^d toere are ’’good pros-| 8:30 Town Meeting from Montreal 123 91 87 310 Heavyweight, Gus Lesnevich, Clll- nized as heavyweight champion at Iwo Jims, set a landing ship cut off and it was saved by anoth Steaks. A limited stock of Utility Rib and Pot Roasts. ' Should A ll Germans Be Punished W. Jarvis .. W lrtella and Bailey. Mazzoli ... ..139 108 ter he had about decided to aban his wife, the former Helen Bailey, into the center of his bulge, a too tight, his sleeves twisted, or pects that 1945 will aee success- j 110 102 109 321 ton, N. J,, and Coast Guard; Mid of the south, and Nat Dewey at afire and blew up a gunboat. Ene er unit which charged across an for Nazi CMmes and Atrocities? O. Jarvis ... Howard ...... '— — 129— T 1 don ship. lives at 37 Jordt street large part of his tanks support the seams of his clothing Irrita Customers wbo tenderize Utility Beef have good luck ful demonstration of the kind of i Sullivan . . . . . 98 110 106 314 dleweight—Tony Zale, Gary, Ind, the Negro ball park in New Or my ooastal guns scored the hits When Lieutenant Williams’ open field to divert enemy fire. Other programs; NBC K n ig tU (5S) ing the force of perhaps 250,000 ting or chafing his skin. A ll he with it. Ask us about Tenderizing when you buy this television we can endorse” and Marco ...... 101 08 04 29'l and Navy; Welterweight Freddi) leans in the fall of 1911. ^ B. F. T. on the warships). plane got In Its jam, a B-29 com Seaman 2-c Julia Kearns who Navajo Indian Talks that "high frequency, wide-hand | Frank Morgan; 8:30 Dinah Shore P, 509 549 ’ 1 men in three armies wdtb which wants is to have his clothing ad Chchrane, Elizabeth, N. J., and There was a large, advance sale, 1 Hubbard, r f ... . 6 0-0 10 H m Tanks have an air base on manded by Lieut. Charles W. Mor was graduated Saturday from the A Navajo Indian who stopped a grade. television, as a world standard. Is Show; 9 Bing Crosby; 9:30 Joan 21 he started his smash Dec. 16. justed so that It Is straight, loose Totals .... .548 508 521 1578 Navy: Lightweight, vacant. but on the day of the fight Thol 2 Halliday, if 10 1-2 Cbambera (8) Ifiadono within a half hour’s fly' gan, Oklahoma City. Okla., turned Bethesda. Maryland Naval Hospi bullet shivered under a stack of Genuine English Mutton Legs and Chops. (N o ine'vitable at whatever sacrifice It Davis: 30 Abbott and Costello 0-0 6 There was a possibility that he and smooth under him. mer got cold feet. Rather than 0 Moriarty, c ... . 8 Wltkowskl ... 77 106 tag tim e o f Manila whose airfields, b?ck to help and almost met disas tal, Is home on a seven-day leave, Arm y blankets. points). may mean of present day equip 10:30 Rudy Vallee . . . CBS — stand certain loss by calling the 1-1 9 believed Eisenhower had massed There’s A Reason 1 Duffy, rg ...... 4 Palmer ...... 108 190 ICacAithur disclosed today, were ter itself. 'The ship was caught In on toe completion of which she "I’d like to have a real Navajo ment.” Ida Lupino In “Thing of Beauty; whole thing off, Willis went In ns 1-1 7 Williams’ slipstream and fell out enough strength to try to smash He may cry because his diaper 9 Red -Oos show. Vox Poppers 1 Knofla, i g ...... 8 Keish ...... 96 115 Maatsd ’Tuesday for the fifth will report to Long Island. She blanket. It would keep me warm,’ POINT FREE! Then he 'concluded: "Television a substitute, not only saving the of control for 4,000 feet. Morgan the bulge, and intended to save Is. v/et or soiled^ Babies very 9:30 Corliss Archer: 10 First Line S. Hlllnskl ...114 137 mraight^day by land-based bomb is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. he said. Frosted Foods, Pinehurst Fruits and Vegetables, are can become one of America’s lead Windsor High Beats day, but surprising toe crowd by 25 8-4 53 escorted Williams most of the way his armor while leaving Infantry 6 T. Chambers. .100 111 ers with a fighter escort. Lawrence Kekrns of 68 West Another GI from South A la qtiickly become sensitive to thla ing post-war Industries, and we (Karts fourth year; 10:30 lA rry clearly outpointing Dewey. The m —E ^ and Volkssturm units to hold toe discpmfbort. The diaper should be all point free. Douglas and Joan Eklwards Jesters (19) Its 30th Boniimrdnient home. bama lay wounded In a cut-off intend to do everything possible following day young Wills was F. T. street. gains. But there also was a pos changed promptly and toe parts Tangerines Florida Oranges B LU —7 Fred Waring Music; 8:15 P, B. 495 588 829 15 2 (Iw o Jima, taking its 30th pocket four days. in the coming year to hasten Its equally amazed to find himself . 0 0-0 0 sibility he Intended to reform MANCHP^SIEK EVBININW HEKALU, MANIJHESTEK,