The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 150, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1944 Page: 1 of 12
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WEDNESDA'
27 NO. 150
GOOSE CREEK. T
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«. <UR»-- A which bent out
on ipokes- and J E. Stricklin K*'
a meeting selves had very hi#k. 3
that the '‘"•“Rstt,
2ggg& Farthest extent of japan's naval control
r—-1 AREA TO WHICH JAP NAVAL OPERATIONS ARE
J NOW CONFINED
il anti-trust
ith the cur-
Tht Indian i
“beautiful land.
name fo*
Id FTC In-
sre looking
4 trying to
and that, if
er definite
formal com-
AsaGifM,
(he Entirely
no fndica-
ild take to
idence. but
in realized
essence’’ in
t would ex-
e utmost,
vised Sen-'
(D-Momt.)
a the cigar-
J. S. Enters Fourth Wiir Year U. 5. Forces
25,000 Americans Dead In Great Conflict 1 Mike Fmr
Bring that Rad
and let us put
.First Class Rep,
the Christmas ho
There's nothing
appreciate more!
PacificOcean
lUKKi’U L MYLKH txmw; aft they «e certain oris TsaT of Cfennany- dnd it may he f*
WTNGTON, Dte7 d’J!) Tho that th# united nations faee a stlil longer than that V93M | «|H
rd States began its fourth deadly urd fanatically determined However long it take# to beat JQQI 1.(11
3- ts, —
lines 13.000 miles from the west- 000.000 a year to do the job ac- General Fatten
-.—........................... cording to an estimate by U. Gen. n<f Attack Of
STS: SS Niii Armored F
thht story. It I* loug. a* news • ’’Ultimate victory la inevitable,” t>A»ie rw, 7
Sltrte* go, tail it ■Uetstl# the President Roosevelt said in Mark- UAKKs, LteC. 1. —
(Magnificent achievement. iu*d<- Ing this day, "but in the meantime f ive American
by American# a# our nation the American people must not stormed the Iftgt
strode the “road back" fum» relax for « moment thpir Inflex- “* '
it It would
PHONE 204
Hfgnsivcs now, in progress or.
■rep«ration will produce victory
Ml still did no't know when that
V*6tdr}: will come in either rnajdr
Uwktcr or how much more It Will
cMt in, blood and treasure.
RADIO SERVICE]
that is vflB
DEPENDABLE
guarding the approaches
Saarbru^kcn today, smaj
that Iblc determination . , . everybody
Pearl Harbor, W*
lime spent reading SET saga on
ing to within four
and expel
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ith the un-
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Directory of tk{
Cities. J9
MacARTHUR’S
ROAD BACK
|j; AUSTRALIA^
Architect....
Lowell Lammers. Pi
al services on reraw
terrors, maintenaa
permitted new coni
Plan your postwar
now. 317 Wisconsin, ]
Phone 1092W.
Soviets Drive Within Tokyo Broadcast
40 Miles Of Austria ^
LONDON, Doc. 7. — (U.P.)—Ruaaian armored spearheads ^,
___... drove deep into the southern Balaton gap 40 miles from Feeble Enemy'Aerial
Lhold inly *Dny Austra today-andBerlin.reported that,tether Red-army^ AHarV Bri.shait
were battering against the outer defenses of Buda-
n ha# bkka driven P&t from two sides in a climactic attempt to take the Hun- ^
ifront extending’aero
hwest exploded jato
•*» ' f. ' *"• •*
Convicts Agree To
Break Barricade
HIGH TIDE MARKS of Axi#
conquest show clearly on the "
map* above and to the left. It
was at that peak of conquest
Athc Axi# stood three years ago.
* today, Pearl Harbor day. In the
three years since, the territory
held by the Grrman and Jap-
anese warlords has shrunk to
the shaded areas Indicated on
these maps of World War II.
. Hitler’s force* hold *
hit of Russian
small slice of T
HoBand. Japan ,
am
M tachaMa, even expan<Umrher .
grip on CMnaln the Dirac years
slrtae Dcc.^A, 1*41. ---*■ actio
At'the southeastern end
great alaga are which U
George 8. Patton sms swing
toward Ssarbritcketi, the *
Armored division defeated
man panzers In a five hour
feat in the Montbrann fore*
Germans retired after te*ln(
medium andsix light tank!
.It was,the heaviest amor
position encountered by the
FARTHEST EXTENT OF
b AXIS CONQUEST AND
\ OCCUPATION .
Electrical Repairs.,
GULF COAST ELECIWI
, Market St. at Pina Bajl
Any kind of electrics! 1
.Specialize-.....in -eomsisjj
work, repairs, Phone H
(night 933-W) W. ?. I
and W. E. Gunn. 3
Neon Signs, fluoresced
Hires, wiring, repaint Ij
tures and motors .:;w|
Water pumps, 24-hour 1
ice. Massey Electric j
pany, serving the Twj
since 1923, phone W
night j
51L Texas Ave. Goose a
Rowers .. H
EILEEN’S FLOWER 9
Flowers for Every Oei
102 N. Commcrc# Pboeel
of Pearl Harbor
with a mid
southern Manchuria/and enemy <** Ameneaa* isoaa. nga IM
broadcast* said another formation ’ ; i
of B-29* started at least one fire H . * > *
In an attack on Tokyo Itself. VffflCn mMAI
♦ Tokyo, following it# usual policy Dlliljllf vlwvll
of belittling American raids, said . ■ ga aal
three or four Superfortress IfrANillarr Kafflp
dropped a small number of incen. IIIVMUIQI } MU I llv
diary bombs in a “nuisance raid" ..
oh the Japanese capital about 2 * Artiltnrv Planes Oust
a m. (12 noon Wednesday CWT). ^Tlllery. nanes VUfT ,
The lone fire started was "im- Several ElAS GrOUpi u.
SSSP **’• ATftEM. DK.T
“War of Nerves’^ tillery opened Ore for the flrft
The Japanese; Dome! agency time and RAF filters rearrt :
also sard thar a single’ 8uper- overhead at rooftop fcvel with
fomm lovadsdrjhtjgKk* mn biMing^uaj# • i*
Tokyo at 6:30 p. m. yesterday but ground forces battling nearly IV
"disappeazed after a hurried brief 000 RLAS Irregulars in and negr
flight before most Tokyo citizen# Athens. - ’
ntdlwd It." - The fighting penicred rtomcn-
“It is believed that these ^nemy ,nr,|y on Ard)to(, hi||, where Hoe-
jrlancs were on a miMiorn^Lmc rates was tried and sentenced to
(Hee Tokyo Broadeast, Pa|e 1» death. British Spliftraa and Bcsu-
—-----L_-----fighters tepeatedly the MH —
Evening" journal devoted JM* PJHJ# Bimaaia *
•space today to the rebels’ com- KrlflSIl 11115110 »>mjr troqim fttd W^. ar ,
plaints. A cm of the paper's . a . UHery. machine guns, mortar* and
Germansln Italy aategAt
1 , ■*" ~ ■"■■/jfi- Ihtht of pink flaw dropped by
A second condition of the agree- ROME. Dec. 7 <rp> — British ^rcllnir Wellington bomber*,
ment hunger-inspired - was ful- Eighth army forces, pursujng crushed Hie last ELAS resistance
filled last night when Warden German troops withdrawing from on-historic Acropolis hill and in
Josffph W. Hanford ordered food 4he Adriatic' coastal sector. ad~> t)w Parthenon OnD# cr«« Mwigi
sent into Dm tMwnbrttonttAa. vane^ smren n. rthwest of tJWdnlght after an bottrs-kmg
the captive^ gtflrds and JW other Ravenna to occupy the town of Struggle, There were casuaRteaAn
convieJs trapped In the building Mezzano on the Rimini-Ferrgra both aldea
when the revolt began Monday railway, headquarters announced Premier George Papandreou
%sSSBfS^lS«v'*' -‘°r»'<*"“■“■ »«■#»» SHifw® 5H33uS.‘K
continued in contact with the en- our Side" In overcoming the armed ,
Walter F Wolfe "sasas--,S- v“r^«.
TTUIIVI Is nwiiv Mezz*no virtually ended all enc-~ oience, mMsacrcs and abduc-
niac b| France ar*— u'
•wuno^aj
Asmae HaLhca* Feodor I, .Tolbukhin's Third
. urmor yPrPllSPS Ukrainian army, without slotting
- " the tcmpo of Uj r|rjve f0r Aus-
- 1 i * c#i # 4 , ' ‘ tria, had wheeled Its right flank
, /‘ Tokyo Claims American northward to join Marshal Rod-
1 “«« Hi* “y !Wr<*ps itj££XZLSS&
- ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Phil- assault: on the Hungarian capital.
; «»„.i»,jars-*ss&'z
g fantrymen battled up the west Hc-rlin account, reporting that
: coast of Leyte within.ten miles of Tolbukhin's fOKKrTlid' apeaFcd
* Ormoc today after crackia-r 14 ralles northward along the west
t . through a Strong Japanese line bank of the Danube to take fta?
along the Palanas river, and a .c7.aln«u!af 29 miles sdutli of Huda-
nuscr
Rinrifure
New and Used. Plfcdi
Easy T.erms. .
Home furniture a
105 W. Texas
Insurance ’ J
Chaddick Insurance Art
. “If It Is Lnsurance. Wel
1 o*oii»
HI 11 ■»!
posed by
pletely isolated the enemy garri- up a long the northeastern.’shore
son from all sea-borne reinforce- of Lake Balaton and midway be- [1*5 :
Asllbcl'Stred
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I Goose Creek. ,
r : Ph: Officer 1937; MM’
KERR INSURANCE
‘ ■AGENCY
201 Pruett Bldg. W"
Points...
And Painters MH
Guaranteed
dew Proof F«i»t a
Nothing Down-12 m
BAYTOWN
PAINT CO. H>«“ 1
Plumbing... J
(There was no confirmation of } devdoping push toward Szekes-
enemy reports that Japanese par-
atroops landed on four major
Amciican air fields on I>eyte is-
land last, night ifi what Tokyo dc
scribed as,, an "all-out offensive’’
to knock out Gen Douglas Mac-
Arthur’s Island-based air power.
(Tokyo said the paratroops at-
tacked Buraucn, San -Pablo, Du-
lag and Tacloban fields and that
fighting was in progress on the
air. strips early today. The cnc-
(fceo Yanks Cork—Page i)
A. R. Anderson
Dies Wednesday
Adam Raymon Anderson, -M,
died at his home at 8:20 p. m.
Wednesday.
Anderson, a guard at the Gen.
|iS?Ws.W;.TS!f
prior to his death. He had been in
■ a local hospital, but had returned
Humble Workers To Be At Exhibits Cffmbs To $50 T^AS,-w^.
tire ’ ' . . *. _ , , . . . . ' . ington, be came, to the Tri-Cities
in. » YVIttle all Humble.employes and fleers and many special guests preVously acknowledged ....: $30 about 27 years ago and was em-
n*y .their families, as Well as the gen- «nd visitors to commemorate the M y Skeen ............. |5 p|oye<j jn thr, oi) field* here at
the erai Dubiic ’ arc Invited to attend ' rcrord breaking event,. .......• T-C Motion Picture Operators *15 that time. He also., was deputy
lay eral public, arc mv»tea_ Whil(( th^ will be ' ..... city marshal for tbe "City af "
’ the .our-day celebration ql Bay . unvoted principally to the cere-*. ToUl today ................ *80 Goose Creek for several years. He Mr*. Maureen L Wolff, 220 W.
town beginning Dec. 14 comment- mony ln whlch the one billionth By CHIEF GOOD FELLOW went to the General plant about a Main, today had been notified by
orating the production of one bil- gallon of 100 octane gasoltoe will A prellminiry M of needy year ago. the war department of titojtaktli
__ lion gallons of finished 100-octane pfegented to a high rankin? youngsters to be served by the Funeral arrangements will be of her husband, Walter F. Wolfe,
......... “ Ariny official, th«e will be much Goodfeliows this Chriatmaa shows annowtped by Tri-Cities funeral - In France, bn Movember 3.
to interest employes and visitors, less than 150 names, but experi- home when it is determined
A soedal show of aimy air enoe ha* taught us ethat ere whether a son.ln-iaw in the serv-
ntetst Z'SS.ZZ.VSS"’ HTgfJStS&
We need the names of every neral rites.'
needy youngster 12 years or un- Surviyors are his wife, Mrs.
der now. We need their address, P<«rl Anderson: two sons Charley
and Jena- We need thc names of ail of them and Raymond, Jr.,' three daugh-
,<vW in the Tri-Cities area. re. tors, Mrs. E, P Hill, Mrs. t" ’
~S7y-r.T"~T:.;. •.•...... .Min 8«rtlw* of we®, color or creed. WdHtot and Miss Rac Dean
HumMe comp*n3 CThlMte will We need these names this week derson; three grandsons, a
Include models of ® * because we have to know how Goose 8reck; his mother, tw<
[hmr^-mrtotmns nrd nZh r mmy **** to n,*ke' and how ters, a brother aad a haif.b
•vMstr-' -.....
and various booths and exhibits. »h.iij’us bv eivins some*
“ ““ British AW V-2s
■ffawaaffcSffr Coming From Hoflam
T.--*”-r ’ - ’ ' for toys and nuts and fruits to fce
given to youngsters who, but for LONDON, Dec. 7 1 !•
TEMPER ATI 'R E' HOLDS the Goodfeliows, wouldn't have a first official disclosure that
•' " * ■ " “ " " tr ~Al.’.Oi PMOTt, Bcte'ataWo.'iPhere rs
Hows, whose don- bombs Were being fired from
w“5ve*^n«f,
for sale, for W?
or for water, g« fi
repairs. T. F. *
PLUMBING 00^
412 Beaumont stren
artHeighU.
Uwd FiinilW»*,L
W«t«^Now. W#
Prices.
JACK HEARD FW
COMPANY-
20) S. Goose Cw“«*
America Not To Abandon China
CHUNGKING. Dec’-, 7 i|’.£> Ru- don China on the part of the
tokrtarttradt11 dS of de‘ 'h**uXd*^te*Iw^ sdTffiS
Wolfe was employed at J. T. man who pledged the full support American campaign to halt the
5£r££?4« SS.f'SiS
went overseas In April 1M3, and Ing a vast area of southwestern nf American aid in line with
had served, in North Africa shd China. , United Nations global strategy,
the Italian campaign at Salerno “J„ absolute candor, we are ‘ ^
and Anzlo, and participated in the fa(.ec| wltt, a w-rio,,, military sit- u e» ho
landing of invasion troop. In nation." the s^esman. Maj.^Gen. M«SS SttfiffeB CdSC
southern France. He was with the Albert C. Wedemcyer. U 8 army J j „ ,7V
Seventh army at the time of his chief of staff in this Wter. told FnCJS With MiStTIdl ’ :
death. g press conference. ■•■•ss** w
In one ol hit letters to his.fam- He UciUy confirmed the opinion WASHINGTON, Dee. 7 <I’f» The
fly, Wolfe told them that he held of Chunking observer* that the mass sedition ease ended in a
The written on November 1 and he confidence that the Chinese, with mistrisT of the sewen-month-old
35 XZLZJZlr*M “. Xrk*" *'d‘ ,h' 'SSTLSS'tA.Cti
us; jsrz.'sm&'s «3sreisrsis sursts3sr*’“T
ii.nl.
aviation gasoline at the refinery,
34 Humble ’employ** from Bay-
town have been named as special
representatives of all company
OUND TOWN
' «>rder ... Mrs. Ruby
® wound on a shopping
Hb these parts . . . An in-
* yt?>wn ^finery who
- . 1 —-——- ment and captured enemy equip-
The part carrier pigeons play ment will include airplane en-
in warfare will he displayed gines. flying suite, gun turret*,
here next week when Humble fliers' safety equipment, and sim-
ohserves “Billion-Gallon Day." liar item* of German and Japn-
Members of the United Stst-s neec materiel*. *L
signal corps will be here for the
Ic T-daj relrbralioh. and with
them will be carrier pig. mi#
used in their work for actual
demonstrations.
to* Jssyst
fern if ypu
RooFiNG--
t C A ClcbuW
estimate on
I»4j kt Hunt chatting with
t’s temperature
much, staying
Firms »d*
In this di
wW run
Saturday,
Mil
Jam
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Hartman, Fred. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 150, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1944, newspaper, December 7, 1944; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028429/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.