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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
IN THE NEWS

] think you will agree that USO
is giving a most satisfying account
OF its stewardship.
These accomplishments all have
been made possible by the gener-
Gus response OF millions OF men
and women who contributed TO
United Service Organizations.
Praise, too. should go TO the
workers in the field, the army be
hind the army and navy and 10,
the six agencies in USO Young
Mems Christian Associations. Ma
tionai Catholic Community Serv-
ice. salvation Army, Young
W m g ms Christian Association,
Jewish Welfare Board and the Ma
tionaI Travellers Aid Association.
With many thanks to YOU and
your newspapers, ! am,
Sincerely,
Harper Sibley,
President I so for
National Defense.
January :, 1912
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
II BELIEVE YOU will he. a. I
was. touched and inspired hy
the faith of this soldier. He
i %. TcNas born Of good Nmeri-
can middle-clasS stock. that low
Hest cog in the war machine
private In the infantry. lie has
been on active duty since this mess
started. and this letter was writ
ten under those conditions, and Is
straight from the heart. II ws'
meant for no other ewes hut mine
hut have asked and received
permission 10 send YOU these eN
ccrpt>. do this because I fee
hfs word, will be- an inspiration
10 all who read them a. they wer'
10 me.
Christmas T. e. IqsI
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4ulueo Christmas
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
TROOPS BLASTED

Other British planes bombed
and machine gunned Japanese
troops on the way 10 the front to
meet the hard-fightinG Aussies.
British bombing and low-dlving
fighter planes destroyed many
Japanese trucks.
Seventy Japanese planes, 20 in
the first group and 50 in the sec
ond, raided Singapore this morn
ing. the headquarters communlque
said. and caused about 80 civilian
casualties.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

BUY n BOmbPr-
Gen. Hugh 8. Joh SON,
americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

BUY = Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

a Bomber
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
~CONDENADO A 80 AMOS Ell
ASSESSING CURING

New York, abril 16.-E hom
bre que tiraba del gatillo en- los
asesinatos de Brooklyn, Vito
'Gurino, que recientemente sc
ldclar6 culpable de tres assina-
tics, en- segundo grade, ACADIA de
ser condenado a 80 amos de pre-
sidio. En- 1S mese SIDE prisi6n, Ell
corpulnto matarife, que pesaba
375 libras, ha visto disminuido
su peso a POS.
La primera sentencia, de 20
amos a prisi6n por toda la vida.
Sc lie Impulse como matador dc
John (El Polaco) Bagdonowit7
v Ia segunda per haber asesina-
to Antonio Siciliano. y Cesart
Lattaro, dos albaniles, ell dia c
de febrero de 1889.
Cuando este monstruo lleg6 a
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
Pr6rimn bOdd

Para Ell sabado a las nueve es-
ia anunciada la boda de la inte-
resante Srta. Rose PiZzolato, hi
ia de los eSposos S. Pizzolato,
residents en- Ell 1908 d la cahe
Dieciocho, y ell joven Jose Ia
MARCO, hijo d los eSposOs Ma
nuel Tamargo, domiciliados en-
ell 2510 de la caNle Main.
La ceremonial tendra lugar en-
la IgGesia Cat6lica Nuestra Sra.
del Perpetuo SocorrO v oficiara
Ell Reverend Thomas Wright.
Seran los padrinos la Srta. Ii
ly Pizzolato, hermana de la mo-
via y Ell jOven Rafael Acosta.
No Sc han extendido invita-
clones.
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end anaM

ContinIan los preparativos pa
"a Ia gran Verbena Annual de ia
Secci6n Atletica del Circulo Gu
bano, la que temdra lugar Ell sa-
Ibado rs del presente mes.
A pesar de los pocos dfas que
lleva de anunciadO este festival,
va cuentan con una cOnSidera-
bile cantidad de mesas vendidas.
Cada ano corresponds a esta
Secci6n la aperture del Patio
Jardfn para la temporada de
fieStas en- ell verano.
En- la sala alta tambien habrS
bale Y Sc han contratado las or
questas Don Francisco" y Bot
Portion.
En- Ell Patio tenhra a su cargo
ell complacer a los bailadores dc
pleas latinaS, al orqueSta "Ls
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Function de beReficio

En- Ell teatro Casino sc lie ofre
cera en- la function de Media-No-
che de paSado mahana, sabado,
un beneficio a la simlpatica y
popular parejita Tommy Acos-
ia y Dalia, con motive de su par
.tida para la ciudad de st. Louis.
En- esta function de despedida
actuaran todos los compaheros
de Tommy y Dalia. La empresa
del Casino exhibira una valiosa
pelicula.
En- 81 dia de hoy sc pusieron a
la venta los bcletos de entrada.
Dada las simpatias de que 60
zan, esperamos que una hume
rosa concurrencia aCdda a des-
pedirlos.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
MATo A SU MUJER CON UN
HACHA

New York, abril 10 I'm
hombre de 80 ahos, Herman
Click, sc entreg6 a la policia y
confes6 haber dado muerte a 81
mujer, en- ell Bronx, utilizanio
un hacha igual a las que usan
los mchachos eNploradores. La
mat6 cuando eliza dormia. "No
sc cuantas veces dele caer el
hacha". La autopSia prob6 que
10 habia hecho siete veces.
Su mujer frecuentemente 10
criticaba porque 81 no era 10 has
tante habit para ganarse la vida
y mantener a sus hijcs, tres va
rones y una hembra.
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bale, con la orquesta de young
Raymond.
La Srta. Gloria Caruso can
tara bonitos n1meros.
La directiva Gle esta sociedad
la componen Bill Weiskopf, Pre-
sidente; Manuel Diaz Gao, Vice
Presidente, Mancel Alvarez, jr.,
Secretario.
Tienen a SUI cargo los prepa-
rativos los j6venes Miguel To-
ca, Mike Alchediak y Hector Blu
ria.
EN- los terrenos Sc levantaran
kioskos, con refresccs Y vitua--
Has.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16

Ell recital de hog
En- la noche de hoy, ell Comite
Educational de la Sociedad l.
Unione Italiana ofrecera, con la
cooperation de los profesores y
de la Academia de Mi
sica de la W.P.A., un recital en-
la sala principal de su edificio
de la Septima avenida Y Gale Is.
En- nuestras notas de aver d.
mos a conocer ell programa com
Tanto los asociados como SOL
dados Y ell pGblico en- general,
quedan invitados.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
RecOrddnOS

Que mahana, Viernes, la Jun
ia de Cultura Espancla celebra
"a una function Geatral a benefi-
clio de los refugiados espaholes.
La obra MAMA Ines" sera re
presentada por las damas Y j6-
venes del Centre Espanol Inter
yendra en- la segunda parte la
Secci6n Juvenil de la Logia Ca
balleros Leales, ldirigida por ell
professor SalgadO.
Muchas localidades Sc han
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
LA M AMERICANA
DE 1912

Washington, abril 16.--La
Sra. VIM. N. Berry, de Green's
boro, N. c., madre de Is hijos,
ha sido electa 'la madre ameri-
cana de 1922.
iHizo la selection ell comite de
madres de la Golden Rule Foun-
dalton, organization que presi-
de Charles V. Vickrey. La Sra.
Berry, ademas de los 13 hiJos,
ayud6 a SUI maridO a desenvol-
yer un excelente negocio de car
bon de piedra. Tien So ancs de
edad.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
Picnic

La sociedad "El Santo Nom
E5re" celebrara su Picnic annual
ell domingo, en- los terenos adya-
cenleS a la Iglesia.
Seg1n Sc nos informa, empe-
cara a las 1890, con un rico al-
muerzo, Y por la tarde habra
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
NENCIERON LOS NADADO-
RES DEL

Los nadadores de la escuela su
perior jefferson, los Dragones,
vencieron aver a los ferries de
Hillsborough con un total de 81
puntos contra SO. Sc distinguie-
ron mucho por ell "team'' vence-
dor, los hermanos Don y Harry
Young.
Brillaron por ell grupo derro-
tado, Harold Fineburg Y Billy
Hope.
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vendido para esta function. Com
pre- su boleto v ayude al 6xito &c
la noble cauSa.
La yuntG de hog

Para las ocho de Ia noche de
hoy estan citados los miembros
de las secciones de Recrec y Da-
mas del Circulo Cubano,
En- Sr. Oscar Cuervo y la Srta.
Mercedes Fernando, presiden-
ties respectiNos, ruegan asista
Ell mayor ndmero de MEM
bros. Sc trataran asuntos rela-
cicnados con las venideras fies-
tas.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
Entire nOSOtros

BESIDE la tarde del pasado
Martes Sc encuentra en- esta ciu-
dad ell estimado amigo DR.. Mes
tor "a. Portocarrero, ExDirec-
tor de la Clinica "El Bien Publ
coz.
En- la actualidad ell DIR. Porto
carrero desempena el importan-
tie cargo de Consul General de
Nicaragua, en- Venezuela.
al saludar a tan apreciado a.
migo, lie deSeamos que su estan-
cia en- esta lie sea del TODD gra-
ia.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
PRIMER

New York, abril 16.-En 81
tornec de aiedrsz que Sc vrifica-
en- ell hotel Astor, Isaac l. Kash-
dan pSs6 al primr lugar, con 3
v~ictorias y ninguna derrota.
Denker va en- ell segundo pues
to, por 212 Y ~, y ell campe6n
Reshevsky en- ell ~tercero, con 2&
Y ~.
Ocupa el site primero, entire
las mujeres, la Sra. Nanny Ros.
Estan empatados en- ell cuarto
puesto, en- la division de los HON
bres con 2 y l, Green y Steiner.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
"BACTERIOSTATIC"
EMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
among Women...

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of dOaches as a precautionary meas
nre for women WhO want To be clean,
dainty for women troubled by otaru-
ing odOr or discharge.
Some products may DO harmful 90
delicate tissues. But not Lydia FL.
Pinkham's Sanative Washl Pinkham'g
sanatiye Wash IS gaining great favor
because IT'S NOT n harmful |gcrmicid9.
Tnstead-it's a mighty effective bac-
teriostatlc" (the modern treudj u NOS
only discourages bacterial growth ana
infection but thoroughly cleanses de0-
dorizes. Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has o
tonic effect on delicate mcmhranea,
InsxpenSivsl All druggists,
La gaceta., 1942-04-16

la cuspide de su carrera, Sc lie u
saba para 'l~iquidar" los testi-
Cos de vista.
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If you suffer distress from
a%4 female
WEAKNESS

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicine you can buy today
made especially for tDorlsH-to re-
lieve monthly pain and It's tired
nervous feelings due 70 this cause.
And In such Q sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiates.
Taken regularly = thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build Up resistance against
such symptoms. Follow Abal diroo-
eoua worth trJangl
La gaceta., 1942-04-16

Santos del dtd
Toribio, Primitive, Oemencio,
Calixto y Marcial.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO R%oDRIGUEZ)

Tropical" con sus cantantes
ISrta. Mercedes Sanchez y Fred
die Valdes.
La gaceta., 1942-04-16
Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

At such times II you're troubled
By cramps, headache. backache, .
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
tress Of irregularities due TO
functional monthly disturbances
try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped Thousands
Epon thousands Of women and girls
20 60 smiling thru" such "dimcult
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
EXPLAINS STATUS
OF PRIORITIES in
TRAVELLING BY AIR
OFFICIALS OF EASTERN AND
NATIONAL LINES MAKE
JOINT STATEMENT COVER
ING SITUATION

MIAMI, Nov. 81 FNS).-Con-
cerned over the lack of under
standing of the priorities situa-
ton as it relates to air travel,
officials of the Eastern and Ma
tional Air Lines made a joint
statement this week in an effort
to clarity the situation.
The most important thing for
a person to know is that the Air
Force Air Transport Command
reserves the right to establish
prioritieS as to all material and
passenger cargo.
AT present, business men and
other civilian passengers may
make reservations and airlines
will respect such reservations.
but it must be understood that in
the event of an emergency, should
the Air Force need that seat Or
such space for the transport of
an officer on some special mis-
sion or for important military
cargo, the civilian. passenger
would be required to give it UP
and take a later plane.
Air Force control offices make
reservations for military needs
and these have priority over
civilian transport. Civilians
make their reservations as usual
through airline offices.
While great many private
citizens may travel without pri-
critics and experience no diff
culties in securing reservations
and seats, officials recommend
that persons who are entitled to
priorities for either citizen or
cargo transportation secure them
in advance through the army Of
flee.
In any case, reservations
should be made as early in adj
vance of the trip as possible and
in the event the reservation will
not be used it should be prompt
ly released SO that it may be
assigned to someone else on the
list. Civilians not entitled to
priorities because of direct con-
nection with vital war work,
make reservations through air
line offices as usual.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
.LT.-COMDR. PEPPER.
MAKES INSPECTION
RECENTLY PROMOTED NAVY
OFFICER CAME IN YESTER-
DAY FROM MIAMI

Lieut.. -Comdr. w. M. Pepper,
Jr., public relations officer for the
Seventh Naval District at Miami,
made routine inspection trip in
Key West yesterday shortly after
his promotion from full lieu
tenant was announced.
!, Earlier TINS year Commander
Pepper was stationed in the Navy
Yard here before the district of
fees were moved to Miami. He is
well known among both naval
officers and enlisted men as well
as civilians in Key West.
Commander Pepper was guest
of several friends at luncheon
given at the Officers Club at noon
before he returned to Miami. Pep
per was formerly connected with
the Associated Press in Atlanta
before he entered the Navy. He
is a native of Gainesville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
SAYS LEGISLATURE
WILL NOT HAVE TO
PROVIDE NEW TAXES

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. q.
.FNS).-Speaker Richard H.
Simpson predicts that the 1912
legislature will not have to pro-
vide additional taxes unless
present conditions and prospects
are radically changed.
Il say this in spite of the fact
that some people predict a need
for as much as $4,000, 600 in new
money" he said.
There have been sharp de-
creases in many tax revenues,
but there have been proportion
ately sharp upturns in others,
particularly beverage taxes.
which may supply as much as $4,-
000, 300 or more for public schools,
to offset declines in gasoline tax
es and automobile license taxes.
"As / see it now, we will need
no additional taxes during the
1913 session." he stated.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
EATON STREET TO BE
OILED AFTER SURFACE
OF FILLING HARDENS

II thought The Citiztn said
the Navy is going to pave Eaton
street" Key Wester remarked
to a Citizen reporter this morn
ing, and the reporter replied
That's just what the Navy is
going to do"
1t seems that many Key West
es think that Eaton street is to
be treated only to coating of
mari because no oil has yet been
put on any part of it. For their
benefit it may be explained that
the grading is far from being
finished, and even after that
work is done several weeks, pos
sibly four or five, will elapse be-
fore oiling will be started.
The delay will be caused be-
cause no oil will be put on the
street until the mari is compact,
and it will require several weeks
of traffic to bring the surface
to the required compactness.
So Key Westers who feel any
uneasinesS over the oiling of
Eaton street may be assured that
il viii be oiled when the. proper
time comes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
Showdown Fight In Tuni-
STA Expected For Some
Time Has Not Yet Taken
Place

(By Associated Press)
LONDON. Nov. 27-rour AL
lied armies are on the march in
Tunjsia today. and two. going in
. 'southeasterly direction. are
NOT meeting with any opposition.
but the other two. one heading
toward Bixerte and the other To-
ward Tunis. have had several
clsshss with Axis troops in the
last, "a hours.
But the showdown fight in
Tunisia has not yet taken place,
though: it was predicted that it
would occur b ythe end of last
week. The Allied advanie has
been slow since then no defin-
lite time is set for the struggle
that is sure to ensue in capturing
Tunis and Bizerte. At the latter
place, where there is a well equip
ped naval base, thousands of
Germans and Italians are report
ed to, have landed in the last two
days. It was said today that at
Bizerte alone the Axis now have
more than $4,000 men.
Yesterday and today there were
occasional dogfights between Axis
and Allied planes. Twice yester-
day and once today Allied planes
from Algeria bombed airplane
bases in Sicily, and on one of
the raids. Axis planes are said
to have been destroyed on the
ground.
The aim of the two Allied arm
les southeasterly is to cut off
any possible aid reaching the
Axis garrisons at Tunis and BIZ
zerte from the big Axis base at
Tfipoli.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
COMMERCE BODY is
CONTINUING EFFORTS
ON DOCTOR SHORTAGE

The Chamber of Commerce is
continuing its efforts to relieve
the shortage of physicians in Key
West and to assure better hosPi-
talization. - 90.
Today Secretary Singleton, in
behalf of the disqualification COM
mittee. wrote letter to Lieuten-
ant Colonel G. S. Osincup, chair
man of the Division of Health and
Housing of the State Defense
Council, with office in Orlando,
requesting him to assist the com
mittee in its efforts to have more
medical help in Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
SEABOARD LINE TO
PAY BACK TAXES

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. q
FNS).-Delinquent taxes ap-
proxirnating about S850,000, owed
by the Seaboard Airline Rail
way, probably will be collected
by the state within the next
few DAYS. State auditors have
now completed their work and
Comptroller ]. M. Lee said col
lection would be made. shortly.
State and railroad officials
came to an agreement on the
payment last August but details
OF the transaction called for vol
luminous auditing and checking
before settlement could be made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
CHECK POINTS
OF ATTRACTION
SURVEY MADE TO DETERN-
INE HOW MANY WILL
REMAIN OPEN

SILVER SPRINGS. Nov 26
FNS).-The Florida Publicity
and Public Relations Association
has just completed a statewide
survey 10 determine What Flor-
ida attractions plan to remain
open for the duration, and Peter
Schall. chairman of the survey
committee, makes the following
interesting report:
While Marine Studios at Ma
rineland and Eagles Nest Orien-
tai Gardens at Clearwater are
closed. the following major, at
fractions all report they are
open and doing business: Silver
Springs. Mckee jungle Gardens.
Muma Isle Indian Village. Los.
Lake and Caverns, St. Petersburg
Reptile Ranch, Alligator and
Ostrich Farm at St. Augustine.
Sarasota Jungle Gardens. Wa
kulla Springs, Fountain of
Youth, Turner's Sunken Ge-dens.
Oriental Gardens, Stowe Lodge.
Cypress Gardens, Rainbow
Springs. Sanlando Springs. Du-
Pree Gardens and Monkey Jun
gle.
+ Attraction managers report a
steadily increasing number Of
service men among their visitors
and special entertainment is be
ing provided and in many in
stances rates are reduced for
such patrons,
The government is coming to
realize the advantages that such
attractions offer from the stand
point OF entertainment and recres-
ton of wholesome and bene-
fetal nature in the maintenance
of morale of over-worked citi-
zens and tired trainees Of the
armed forces. SchaIl pointed out
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
CONDITION OF ORTIZ
REMAINS ABOUT SAME

The condition of Allan Ortiz,
who swallowed bichloride of
mercury tablets in the county
Jail yesterday morning and was
removed to the Marine Hospital,
is reported today to be little
changed.
His wife, at whom he shot on
Tuesday night, has been to the
hospital to visit him. She was
in a forgiving mood and was
tearfully concerned over his re-
covery.
The Sheriff's office was in
formed today that there is a
slight hope that Ortiz may recov-
er, though it was added that
nothing of a definite nature will
be known for several days be-
cause bichloride of mercury is a
slow acting poison.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27

slams made frontal attack on the
Germans and killed $500 of them.
Besides, the report said, many
enemy tanks and. motorized We
hicles were destroyed.
AT Nalchik the Russians beat
back a fierce enemy attack, with
the aid of squadron of Soviet
planes. In that area. the report
concluded, the Reds have mastery
of the air.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
Two Allied Armies Have
Clashes With Axis Units
%%~%I%%I%A
WAR SECRETARY SAYS
EVERYTHING FAVORS
ALL ALLIED NATIONS
tBy Associated Press)

WASHINGTON. Nov. a.
Secretary of War Sfimson
declared today that every
thing looks favorable for the
Allies in every theatre Of the
war. In North Africa. despite
the slowness of the Allied
advance in Tunisia. the secre-
tarY said that everything
was proceeding favorably".
and that in Lydia the British
Eighth Army had Rommel's
forces running so fast the
pursuers could not keep up
with them.
On New Guinea and in the
Solomons, he continued. the
Allies have the upper hand.
He added that the fighting
at Buna had been slowed Z.
down until Allied planes have
carried out a series of raids
that have been planned
against the enemy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
u. S. BomberS Brought Into
Play To Softening Up japanese
Units At Buna, New Guinea

DARWIN, Nov. 27.-The jap
aneSe resistance at Buna on New
Guinea has been so fierce in the
last, day or two the American
and Australian land forces have
decreased their assaults while
american ,bonbers have been
faiding the Jap positions. The
planes are being used, the report
said, ito soften" the Japs before
any more attacks are made by
the Australians and Americans
who are within a few miles of
the Nipponese base.
Most of the fighting has been
in thickly wooded areas, with a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
VISITING KEY WEST

Mrs. Thomas Stills, accompanied
by her son, Tommy, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Alice Russell,
Ashe and Petronia streets.
Mrs. Stills formerly was Miss
Alberta Russell of Key West. Her
husband is Major Thomas Stills
of the United States Army She
and her son will return to Mi
ami on Sunday so that he may
resume his studies Monday morn
ing in the public schools in that
city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
Russians Making Every Effort
ToDown Nazis On Two Fronts

MOSCOW, Nov. 27.-The Rus
slams are exerting themselves to
their usmost today to crush the
German left flank along Stain
grad, while another Russian force
is driving relentlessly down the
Don in an attempt to pocket the
Germans fighting in that area.
Northwest of Stalingrad, the
war office announced, the Rus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27
VISITING HERE

MIR and Mrs. Joaquin Cueva
are spending a visit in Key West
with Mrs. Cueva's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Pepi-
TO De Poo. They have been Wis
ting in New York, and are on
their way to Cuba. They report
that DR.. Julio De Poo, who has
been seriously ill for some time
in New York hospital, is some
what improved.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-27

Jap sniper in almost every tree
and machine gun hidden in al
most every clumps Of bushes. Il
is in this wooded area thar planes
are dropping their bombs in at
tempts to drive the sJapsz into
the open .3f1arl5s1c 10 l>-'"f
No clashes have beenan reported
at Guadalcanal since yesterday.