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La gaceta., 1943-04-05

ropee a campucraeu1 mnnniaL
81 sao pasado en- Wonderland
Park, Revere Beach Mass, esta-
bleci6n nuevas marcas para das
S-16 de una milla, distancia del
"Futurity". distancia 657 var
das y ZIG de una milla.
Como es l6gico suponer, los
apostadores Sc decidiran EN- su
mayor parte por Never Roll
Sc concedera ell segundo au'
gar a "More Taxes" que llevs
ganadas numerosas carreras J
cast siempre finaliza dentro de
dinero.
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SIC DESEA.-Caja de eau
dales de combination. olga la
marca, precio y dim ,nsiones
exteriores e interiors;. Tam
bien IN archivador de cartas.
Dirijase P. o. Box 5536.
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Anotaclon por entradaS:
C. l.. Dol 100 00O-2c, Oh, lie
C. A. 600 010 000-1c, Oh, 4e
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LaspeIeas de la semaua en- toda la naci6n
Willie Pep Sc batira o Sal Bartolo.
Chalky Wright contra Mario Morales

New York, abril 5.-Notables
pdgiles de todas las divisiones
figuran en- los programs que
50 ofreceran, EN- algunas de las
mas importantes ciudades del
pals, en- la presente semana.
En- Boston, Ell venidero viernes,
Willie Pep, ell campe6n del peso
de puma, Sc batira a diez asa.-
tos, sin arriesgar su titulo, con
Sal Bartolo, habil gladiator del
peso ligero.
Ell martes, en- New York,
Chalky Wright ell negro eXcam
pe6n del peso de pluma, comba-
tira a ocho asaltos con Mario
(Chico) Sanchez, gladiator Gu
bano del peso de pluma.
Jimmy Bivins, el famoso ne
gro del peso complete, peleara
d martes, en- Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, con Watson Jones.
Peleas para hoy lunes: En- N.
York, George Kochan del servi-
clio de guardacostas, contra
Johnny Morris, de Yonkers, pc
so mediano; en- Newark, Billy
Grant, de Orange, New Jersey,
contra Charley Eagles; Chester
Rico, ell puertorriqueno Sc bati-
"a en- Providence, Rhode Is
land, con Kelley Jessup, de
Springfield; en- San Francisco,
! California. Luther White I'm
fuerte pegador, tendra de rival
& Verne Bargee; Ell negro Bob
Montgomery, una de las eStre-
Has del peso ligero, Sc batira
en- Filadelfia, su ciudad natal,
con Roman Alvarez, de N. York
Martes: En- Buffalo, New
York. Bobby Claus, del peso
weller, con Johnny Green, de
ackawanna
Microbes: En- Oakland vel
mejicano Bernie Cardenas, de
peso mediano, contra Paul lie
wis, y Paul Lewis, tambien de
la misma categoria, frente a
Bobby Berger, de Chicago; er
Milwaukee, Quintin Breese, d.
Manhattan, Kansas, contra
Doll Raffetry.
Jueves: En- Highland Park,
N. j., Jerry Fiorello, de N. Y.
contra Larney Moore; en- Me.
riden, Conn, Billy Reevs, de We
shington, contra Kelly Jessup.
La gaceta., 1943-04-05

Las dos novenas que Sc halla
gan en- el "s6tano" de la pri-
mera etapa del campeonato In
tersocial, Caballeros Leafs y u
nione Italiana, salieron aver de
su acknowledgements y vencie-
ron, en- desafios magnificamen.
to jugados, a los poderosos
teams" del Centre Asturiano
Y el Circulo Cubano.
Gaddy y Poole sostuvieron un
renido duelo de pitchers, en- ell
primer juego, y la victoria hui
bo de sonreir a los Leales, que
hatearon 6 "hits," nj uno mas
nj uno menos que los ASSURES.
Dispararon ''tubeyes' White
Y Ortega, de los vencedores, y
Casares y R. Fernandez, de los
derrotados.
Clement, el 'torpedero" de
los Asturianos, aport6 dos "ji-I
lotes," pero Sc lie acreditaron 3
errores.
Sc quedaron en- las gases, de
los Leales, 8 peloteros, y siete
de los asturianos.
Ademas de las tres "marfila-
das" de Clement, "mofaron' pc
lotas y cargaron con las conse-
cuencias, Kline y N. Fernan-
DEE.
En- ell curse de la jornada Cad
dy sirvi6 un modesto "ponche"
" Poole, que estaba en- una de
sus buena tardes, NADIA menos
ue siete.
Aplaudi6 ell p1blico las habi-
les jugadas de Holmes ell SIS de
los Leales. Hicieron notablues CO
gidas "Pepe" Iglesias, ell men,
tor del os astures, y Ell "infOr-
tunado" Clement.
Anotaci6n por entradas:
C. L. DOL 100 00O-2c, Oh, IL
&c. A. 600 O10 00O-1c, Oh, 4t
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peso weller, de c%ontrario de
sheik Rargd, de Fresno; er
Portland, Jimmy Garrison, de
Kansas City, contra Jack Bur.
Ike, de Ogden, Utah.
Saba3o: Alfredo (Big Boy)
Brown, de Detroit, contra Bud
dy Walker de Columbus, y Al
Davis, de New York contra Car
men Notch.
Estes dos encuentros Sc efec-
tuaran en- P%ittsburg.
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DEPORTES
DERROTA DE LOS ESQU1.
VADORES

New York, abril 5.-Los Me.
dias Rojas de Boston, con e
pitcher veterano Dobson y los
novatos Lou Lucier y Anton
Karl, derrotaron aver a los Es-
quivadores de Brooklyn, que en-
la Inca de fuego p%usieron a Ed
Head, Newt Kimball y Les
Weber.
Hizo ell boston cuatro carre-
ras en- el septimo Ginning"
Medals Rojas sc, Oh, Be; Es-
Quivadores Dc, 4h, de.
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CON UN
VENCIERON LOS ATLETI
cos

Wilmington, Del, abril 5. -
Con IN batazo de "jonro" Ide
Francis Skaff, I'm no alto juga-
dor de cuadro, los Atl6ticos de
Connie Mack Cerrotarcn aver a
.oz hi $. Ear Naylor dispa-
is I'm 4adrangular por los Phi
lies. Eddie Mayo descarg6 8
"hits" en- favor de los vencedo-
res.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, lie; Filade'
fla (A) sc, 13h, De.
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Dispararon los italianos anti
fascistas de la Unione, EN- ell Sc
gundo juego de Ia tarde, un to-
tai de IL hits contra los "bultos
postales" de los pitchers J. Fer
nandez, a quien Sc lie anotara la
La gaceta., 1943-04-05

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
-a'le Is. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Extradition
-conIInned Irom rase y

!ired Nite into tho ground
Before he could report the
matter 20 the sheriff Goodman
rfinued Allen heard that he
VAS hsing sonrh' by lynch
MOB lie lied and VAS chased Tor
three e.ys hy hloo,hohnds A.
one point, The mob 20 close
sroprh fire chs4ee OF buck
shot a, him'
A'ahana Authorities trsced him
10 Detroit where he vas found
Working a. the I s Rubber
Plant
TIRE ,uri'ivc IS married and
re- fa'her ~ two Young chill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Marriage Licenses

osfs ue,. ssasa o
aee ss.es M spar
Nat.~ co.t sgR
I'll < seg * a
m Ve,ttsa iehn-
r,6a.. ~ Ks'eis va-
son, son e rae.n,A Lsrs
As.5- 81 zana. Hu.
= v.-s Ha-~son
srror !. Ann rsy
ea Ns.tasn s.. H.lsr lats
a ~,.. rs,,rrss
asa Ro., 20
r.a.,lp.
@s s.. n
rAsa sr.hh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16


psr, 81 The Hamiramck housing
commission 20 sabotage The case
non pending in Circuit court Our
SANITATION hrst proposed such a
project nearly three years sso hut
Il VAS dchnliely proved % our SAL
isfs,'ion then hat The housing
commission hid no intention Of
PROVIDING Negroes viih homes
AFTER securing ~ thar time a Ss-
unt project ihe commission slonF
Nfh the Old common council allow
ed certain efonps and individuals
'hrourh proics's and petitions 20
throw out The proposed project
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
II Ached All Over
From Pains"

For ; years WAS agonized BY
WEAK stomach Indigestion and
sss MY kiinefs were Veah TOO
ana ID have 10 get up often AZ
Night. running nv sleep was al.
so constipated and due 10 all those
ailments ! VAS badly worn down
and a'hed all owed from pains. I'm
80 glad tried GilJan never saw
- sofa as medicine The nrs'
bottle ne ped me immessuisbiy and
SINCE taking Il regularly l. ind n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

The f-ns' hgh' that occurred
Neween y does Mason Of Local
-os Detroit; and waiter Hardin,
in'erna ionsi representative at
ached 70 the I'eiroi, War Policy
onice grew out OF what Mason
coniended 10 be improper conduct
* an International representative
on tae foor OF the convention
oihsr witnesses agreed that Har-
ein Was picking certain DELEGATES 20
rex On he highly controversial
nj nnrfies department resolution
ihai vas being debated during The
Saturday. Osi 9 session when the
races occurred The competition
for ne foof was A. perhaps The
hiehss' pfch 81 any issue that has
eccn debated IN the noor Of any
LAW convention
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

rhE most remarkable sxper-
'en,e - ne Nerro delegates -
rs. Eish,h Annual rAN con-
ssriion was The absolute absence
- DISCRIMINATION corsm'n-
lati rs Buffalo Your CITY vas
NoST conken'ai coNGEArtt.A-
-ioNS negro ieiee4ies YOUR
ernea, ADMIRABLE
THE Production Fcundry vn'
Of Fcrl Loesi so0 hecsms Anow
As The SlNrEEN q ONE srolr
t.rsIse n ne slmo,- solid h.o1
vo'e 'hrr ,ssl for III csrtisaes
Th,y voted that way ior Geo
Atses s~hcvs'eer " 6 Gran
arairs ne successful rl,~ensr
rNe s'ill wss ha ONE s.ra,.-
st SffFfp phsr 'hev voted FOR
~ Cr~,'ior 81 Ninorlfics D..
rarmen 10 HtN such Is
nrNocRA = Houever
roNvENTroN RREN pss a
come siShf 70 'Nr ll0Toif
hf'eEe'ior TOO NFle0NF
'lsv soon had ne 'oVn as dry
- Detroit VAS hcfoie they lcf'
~ .n ,.n~
'''
''i "7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
In Misery
DUE TO CONSTIPATION
AND STOMACH DISTRESS
Mr.. Henry Officer Of 1884 E.
s0th ST., Cleveland. Bloat-
ed From Gas, Had To Rise
Al Night--Credits Gillian
For Miracle Relief.
' EYES FRONT -

This amazing natural medicine
1iijan, - no ordinary medicine as
you j agree after reading Nj ON
'ei statement Suffering mon and
"oinen are telling in glow nE fefms
no" lillian 'lieNed them OF .oug.
''andlns us due ID laaliy ehuina-
for Here IS III Onlrers stale
mpnt-- inst one anl,,rr h,,ndr.ds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
tITlLTN>' COMMITTEE
SUPPORTS CHINESE
BLOOD BANK

>Fw YORK GASP a ursni
NOUS 'o's n supror the Chinese
blood hank VAS passed a. re FRS
isil meeting 81 The citizens com
mi'ie' affiliated ~Na DE Na'ionaf
'ss0tiTI.n ~ ,orfcd Graduate
y0rn
i9t aN,HIfi+ss decision Wis
't-r an ft' hai ne blood
sporofse hp ne Medical Ala
.l-ti WiuNoit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
,ItnRN CulLEGk FAtttDS
WAR BOND DRIVE QUOTA

ALCpltN. Miss AMP Acorn
A ard " COLLEGES var bond drive
-. eedsa rs quota by s4P' v J,
fyelis seasarer ~ he a'Nerne
Comfy Tcaehers' Credf union an
ro1n1Sd n m. faculty. forum Mon
day night The quota Tor ne ~
Dorn omnpnuy VAS se7ts'S
foi.i in Mar bonds 81 $3.50 -
MAJORITY value sfses oc-~ss Sod
TAO families on the campus pur-
chsses = s. roo hord each
The hona sale ~ere handled oy
the claiborne county Teachers
credit arion a. nc 1sspirE aeen'y
us.nd eisA hundred and
ay nire rnberr This Is
~ fl, fAo , laf'h
'eeueaa members IN tie eta'ea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
CLASSIFIED

tHAIsffR NBIRS wNNTTn.
for proposed country clint. -
tiir- ve-' on na,rd rHf. 30
l'fs, lHnd oH larve hike. 10 milfs
80. and river. ',oed ,anA hiih.
hee heach for children. roli hunt.
~ .hehlre and riding. large
3 USE ail impro,emenf.. good ac-
cerm taii"ns. haraetrr refer.
f7ef. neeist. Get ready for prare
lime. Box e 30 Detroit Tri.
hnns 2lie -. ,nfoine street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

PiN SF1lfE> Wen and
women age. * "a; experience
rot NECESSARY guod rat Palmer
Itrt Recreation. loo W NcNichol>
l,oud hsiween Woodward a John x.
10 s.ssas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

For Qlts Result, ~ Buy
Sell, Rent Find a job or
secure Help Through The
DetrcH bune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

River frontage Residential lois
ID do~nfown w. ,lemen>; sl3o.o1
iarh. owner. 1919 iree Pre-. Rldg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16
Gillian Is Taken Before
Meals

We call GilJan ia va r4..
cine because IL is a. sitsa,st
medical compound rtafrtrg
juices from Is ~ Na es ~
health giving herhs a. az
en- before meals and mrss via
The food in ones s,orsA 'aI
helping 10 eliminate posaii
that foster siomaCh IT. fs 40. o
PERM! the kidneys aod 's 20
function piopeilr
GILLIAN vii help r.d.s 1si
stomach liver kdr,s fapei
more aCtiye. aid n h1i,a.HS yo ~
in genera and MAKE y 1nN
ACT and FEEL. likeh llfffpfN1
MAN or W1MAN 81, s.ft.f
than your real are 'iNt re.
commended and sold
stores IN Detroit AMI rrf
he STATE OF Michigan hUsr .i
but few cents a day Neq e.r.
SELF 10 health. Sieff ftttr f tlr
INK bottle OF Giljan ore tfas
viii convince You T.r &. "a
Medicine Company, H. D.'s.
Cincinnati Ohio
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-10-16

has nxed UP all IVY af'f, |
sure feel fine nov ust sst
new person. Reconmeua Gi.s1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Council Asked
For $4,000 10
Fight Crime

A request for Sol O00 10 combat
juvenile delinquency through es-
tablishment Of 144 new recreation
centers was 10 be made 10 the
common council today.
The request, approved by the
recreation commission yesterday
was 20 he presented by Supt. John
u. Considnc, originator Of the
plan. which calls for an additional
so paid employees Of the depart
mont HS reCrCatlonal supervisors.
Listed IN ConSldlnc'S report as
available cCnterS 90 be opened
Monday. # money is granted by
council action, are IA community
houses. four Libraries, one settle
ment house and five swimming
pool buildings.
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
Considine explained to the COM
mission that arrangements had al
ready been made 20 occupy the
premises and only money for
supervisors and ianitorS was
necessary TO put the plan into
effect.
a second resolution called for
establishment OF three other CEN
terS in City-owned buildings as
soon as necessary arrangements
could be made with other city de
partments.
The buildings are the GAR
Building at Grand River and CaSS.
firehouSe at Livingstone and RI
ward and a firehouSe at WeStmln-
Stcr and Woodward.
SUPERVISORS IN EACH
In all OF the new centers
planned for initial activities Mon
day, at least one paid supervisor
will be in attendance, ConSidine
said. Volunteer help will augment
paid personnel in carrying out a
five, SIX or seven-day per week
program from 3 TO IL p. m, he
declared.
The commission readily agreed
TO the proposal after explanation
Of the type of recreation and
entertainment to be offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
; Killed
Inn Traffic
Accidents

Three persons are dead today
as result of traffic accidents. two
of them pedestrians struck by
automobiles. One driver is under
arrest for investigation of negli-
gent homicide.
Michael Bogner, 50. of $1,000
Ann Arbor Trail was killed in
stantly last night at Plymouth
and Levan roads. when he was
struck by car driven by Irving
w. Armheim, 40, a farmer of
1854 Ann Arbor Trail. Armhein
told police that Bogner walked
into the path of his car. The
driver was not held
Jalene Lemons, 25, truck driver,
of 500 Gratiot. is under investiga-
ton Of negligent homicide follow
ing the death Of Bernard SecriSt,
80. of 1876 Bentler. Police said
Lemons truck struck Secrist yes
terday as he was riding a bicycle
at SChOolcraft and Bentler. He
died at Bedford Receiving HoSpI-
tai.
Myrtle Davis. A. of 1925 Mon
roe, died in Receiving Hospital
yesterday shortly after She-waa
struck by an automobile on +.
Garfield near Hastings Police
said the driver was John Hill, o.
Of $40 +. Hancock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
IRREGULAR" AGAIN
AFTER z WEEKS!
Cereal Brought Relief from
Long Siegevof Purgatives"

Here's a sincere, unsolicited let
ter every disappointed "doser-
will want TO read:
OF was = sufferer from corfffos- eon-ss-
patton. Took pin or n,eeh cfn>s Of sor1r
kind. but got no lasting relief. Finally, /
tried KELLOGGS ALJSBRAE. Have
been eating u abort weeks nov, and
hsve alopped taking pins and things. Nv
KELIOGG'S ALI~BRAN eater from now
co = Mr. Buri Brown. Warren, Ark
How do scientists explain
KELLOGG'S ALL~BRAN'S gen.
tle-aeting, amazing relief. 30 IA
niliar 70 thousands? Simply thus:
Lack Of certain eellulosic elements
in the diet is a common cause Of
constipation. KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN is one of Natures
richest sources of these elements
which help the intestinal fora
tighten and fluff up the contents
Of the colon, for easy, natural
elimination. ALLBRAN does not
sweep you out" Not n purgative.
II is a gentle-acting. regulating
foodl
IL this IL your trouble eat
KELLOGG'S ALL~BRAN regu-
larry. Drink plenty Of water. See
If It doesn't give YOU the relief
you've dreamed Of. Insist on gen.
n,pe ALL-BRAN, made orly By
kellogg's IN Battle Greek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Sub Toll Tops
Jap Ship Output

WASHINGTON, oct. 10 GNS)
Americas expanding submarine
feet today is sinking japanese
ships faster than the enemy can
build them.
This information came from
President Roosevelt who told
news conference that for several
months American subs have sent
10 the bottom 10000 tons OF
enemy ships mo~In.}.
According TO records based or
navy department cgwmunqlg>,
Z. =. subs alone have SUMS -1l
jap ships OF an types, probably
sunk 81 and damaged al for ,
grand total az 5l4.
The sukn-s included 81 war
ships and lS- merchant vessels.
All Jap sinking, reported .n navy
cummunlQul, show 81 jap ships
of all types sunk 80 probably sunk
and 274 damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
City's MiIkmen Sell
Over Million in Bonds

Under supervision of the Dairy
Workers Credit Union, Go, De-
troit's milknon sold war bonds
totaling S11451OO during the
recent Third War Loan drive.
Frank n. lSbey Michigan chair
man OF the war finance committee,
said today
The largest individual sale was
for $4,000, by Gerald Griz of
Ebling Creamery. An aggregate
of S,437 bonds were sold, Isbey
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13

ADVEPTIsTNTNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
PathoIogist Named
AT Hurley Hospital

FLINT, Oct. l3-Dr. Joseph L.
Raymond has been appointed resi-
dent pathologist to fill the vacancy
left at Hurley Hospital by the
resignation of Mr.. Matthew T.
Moorehead. Trained at the Uni
versity of Indiana, University OF
Michigan and Ford Hospital De-
troit, DR.. Raymond has recently
been connected with the Indiana
Medical Center, Indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
Defroifer Renamed
To Tenure Board

LANSING, Oct. 13 CUP)--GoV.
Kelly today reappointed Fred
Dewey of Detroit 10 the state
tenure commission for a five-year
term expiring Aug. 81, 1913.
He also appointed TO the same
board Mrs. Louella Harris, Flint.
10 serve the unexpired term of
Harold Matzke. Ann Arbor, who
left the teaching profession TO go
into war work. She will serve
until Aug. 81, 1945. Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
.0PA Warns Against
Fake Shoe Stamps

SAGINAW. Oct. 13-Reports of
counterfeit shoe rationing coupons
in other districts have put local
OPA officials on guard.
Shoe dealers of the district have
been warned against accepting
any loose shoe coupons. OPA ra-
tioning officers say sheets OF 100
coupons have been offered for sale
in other districts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
BY WILLIAM RANDOLPH
HEARST JUNIOR

Publisher. New York Journal-Americsn
LONDON. oct. 1--we were up
At dawn for breakfast with the
crews who were to take off within
few hours. All through the night
the bomb crews were loading their
ships and while we were eating
the ground crews kept busy in
stalling machine guns which are
taken out every night and kept as
clean as the works of a watch.
Breakfast over, our boys dis
appeared and soon took off in
broad daylight. We kicked around
the field all the morning and IL
was afternoon when somebody
said, Here come some Of them"
There are so many fields close
together in this part Of England
that when several hundred For
tresSes go out you can't tell as
they come streaming back which
are your own until they drop low
over the field and start TO circle
around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
FLARES RELEASED

The first ship comes down low
and releases a couple of flares.
This means there are wounded
men aboard. Everybody swears
under his breath.
We are standing at the end of
the runway where they finally roll
TO a stop. Grouped around are
ambulances and radio cars and as
we see the flares a couple of
ambulances start their motors.
The ship comes in and has barely
stopped b fore the ambulance
reaches il and stretchers are
taken out by a couple of boys.
Very gently they take out one
of the boys. He had been hit
by 20 nm she'll in the arm. but
il is soon established he is not
-rortatffy wounded. Even so,
doubt if it's the kids idea of a
particularly good time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
TOUCHING TENDERNESS

The tenderness with which they
handle him on the stretcher as
they put him in the ambulance Is
very touching. Then the rest of
them climb out Of various holes
in the plano. some out the nose.
some out Of the rear hatch and
some drop out of the bomb bay
which is struck open.
They had had a tough time of
it They had been over Frankfurt
and had run into the largest num-
Der Of fighters some Of them ever
encountered. You hear snatches
Of conversation.
They put up everything from
JU 88's down to AerOncas." 1--WE
saw at least a half dozen differ
ent types of German planes"
UPSETTING TO GERMANS
This particular statement Is
significant as II may possibly indi-
cate the Germans are getting hard
up for daytime fighters. It GER
tainly indicates they don't like
this daylight bombing and are
throwing everything they can AT
II 10 keep it from doing a wholly
accurate Job.
] asked the skipper Of one ship
about the boy who got hit. He
said the shell had come in under
his feet hit something near by
and exploded backward into the
radio compartment, hitting the
other fellow in the arm. He said
when the she'll went off he thought
It was meant for him and showed
me powder burns on the sides of
his boots.
He told me he felt as II some
body had been whacking him
across the soles Of his shoes with
a baseball bat and he could still
feel It--this was two hours later,
WILL FLY AGAIN
Al any rate. the radio man got
4 bat the doctors told me he
would be flying again in four or
i've days.
They came in one after another
but were still lacking a couple. |
AS time went on we spoke TO the !
boys and it developed the other |
ships were not going to come in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-13
w. r. Hearst. Junior:
Raiders Return;
Flares Signal
Injured Aboard

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