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La gaceta., 1943-01-08

Admiran hoy al ejercito rojo,
en- todos los continentes, los ciu
dadanos amantes de la verdad
y de la justicia.
Ell presidente Roosevelt, con la
elocuencia en- Ell caracteristica,
alaba las proezas del pueblo que
durante 1912 contuviera a los
nazis y que ahora les persigue
Y aniquila.
Y es un pueblo que combate,
trabaja IL horas al dfa y cons
truye tubos subterraneos para
sus ferrocarriles y mayor como
didad de sus obreros.
La valentia Sc hermana con
81 esfuerzo vigoroso y persisten
tie de los brazos.
In ejercito rojo marcha va en-
direction de Berlin y todos an
helamos que llegue en- este ano
o en- el proximo.
Las tropas de las NIadiones
Unidas, segdn nuestro Presiden
te, tomaran en- este ano las ru-
tas que conducen a la capital
alemana, la capital italiana y la
cpital japonesa.
Y es necesario, muy necesa-
rio, que las tropas aliadas cru
cen TODD ell territorio aleman y
que no Sc repitan las dolorosas
eQuivcacines de la primera que
IRA.
Cuando la bora de la paz He
que, ell presidente Roosevelt sc
quedara EN- Estados Unidos y
pedira justicia para todos los
rueblos oprimidos.
Sus palabras encontraran e
CO en- Mosc1 Y Londres.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

Melbourne, Australia, Enero
S.-Los aeroplanos aliados BON
bardean furiosamente los res
tos de un convoy japones de 10
barcos, frente a la Nueva Gut
nea, como reSultado de una ba-
ITALIA de "a horas en- la cuaQ sc
hundieron dos transportes, uno
de ellos cargado de tropas, que
do averiado un tercero y fueron
derribados Is cazas.
Los ataques hechos al convoy
sc anuncian en- I'm communicate
que cuenta de la termination de
la campana de Papua Y la ami
.quilaci6n de un ejercito japones
de $4,000 hombres.
Anade ell communicate que LOT
barcos de guerra y mercantes
del enemigo han sido hundidos
o danados por la aviaci6n des-
de ell % de julio a la fecha, dos
dias despues de haber desembar
cado los nipones en- Buna.
El transporte que llevaba tro
pas Sc hundi6 con su carga hui
mana, en- hOras de la noche. No
Sc sable cuantos sOldados iban a
SUI bordo, pero el buque era de
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

plazamentos de la artilleria O.
nemiga.
Dentro Y cerca de Stalingra-
do SO combate iolentamente. AL
sur6este de Vilikiye Luki los
nazis contraatacaron y tuvie-
ron que retirarse.
La radio alemana admite hoy
los reveses de sus tropas en-
Na'chik y Mozdok.
Hitler da la noticia de la der
irota Y eXplica que hubo nece-
sidad de acortar las lineas del
frente pero cue los ataques ru-
SOS en- la retaguardia quedaron
"frust ados'.
Sc mantiene con vigor la
Marcia de ayance hacia Rostov
y pOr debaJO del Don.
Las Columns rusas llegaron
a Bdlshaya Orlovka, en- a rio
Salk, a 80 millas de donde esta
corriente Sc agrega al Don.
La base de Ia cuna hubo de
ampliarse con la captura de Val
y Zezershov, en- Ell codo DEF
Don; NicolaeYskaya en- la ori7
norte y y millas al este de
Marinks, y MARITIME ke, 1S mi
Has por el suroeste de BolSha-
va Orovake.
Esta Valkoyo a 20 millas por
el este de Tatsinaiaya que am
teriormente fuera recuperadat
y de Zazer nov, a 20 aillas FOR
sur de esta ciudad.
Las guarniciones alemanas
han sid0 barridas detrds de las
p%0siciones rusas de avanZada
en- irecci6n de Rostov.
Tratan los alamanes de levar
abastecimientos pCr aire, a las
divisiones atrapadas frente q
Stalingrado,
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

IRecuerdan ustedes aquel
Circulo Republican, EspanOl
qe el amigo Fulgencio Batista
ihizo cerrar en- 1886, cuando los
fascistas espanoles atacaban a
levosamente a la democracia?
Pues ACADIA de reabrirse en- la
Habana con la bendici6n del
p~residente Batista y bajo un de
'creto redactado por Antonio
Bravo Acosta, ministro de la
Gobernaci6n.
Al fin Sc reconoce que ell fas-
cismo espanol es tan pernicioso
v criminal como ell aleman o el
italiane.
La mission del Circulo, segGn
el Sr. Pascual Moran, su presi-
dente, sera unir a los espanoles
residences en- Cuba, apoyar a
las Naciones midas y procurar
que la Repdblica democratica,
asesinada por Franco, Sc res
taure en- ESpana.
lie agradecemos a Fulgencio
esa nueva rectificaci6n y ojala
que algdn dfa podamos yer de
nuevo en- la presidencia a un Gu
bano ilustre: el DIR. Ramon
Grau San Martin.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

Los II Estados 'huerfanos'
Y la Florida entire ellos, acatan
hoy las nuevas 6rdenes de la
OPA, pero 10 hacen a diSgusto.
Esta o parecida affirmation
sc oye en- todas parties: ~acataria
con gusto la disposition, pero
81 Sc aplicase a todos por igual,
a todos los EStados.
Hay abundancia de gasolina
en- la Florida. y no Sc puede
llevar ell coche hasta la puerta
de un teatro.
No Ievara ell ciudadano su
coche, pero alquilara un taxi"
y Sc bajara a poca distancia del
teatro.
Y quiera nuestra buena suer-
tie q. no venga una epidemic de
influenza ahora que ell pueblo
viaja amontonado en- Omnibus y
tranvfas.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
AL
EMBAJADOR NAZI

Madrid, Enero 8.-La GAGE
ia Official publica un decreto
flor medic del cual el general
Franco concede al embajador
aleman Eberhard Won Stohrer,
llamado por Hitler, Ell titulo de
caballero de la Gran Cruz de
Honor de Isahs Il Catdliea,
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
Los naziS Sc setiran apresuradamente
en- Ell frente del Caucaso
Sc apoderaron las tropas rusas de 40 lugares
pobIados. Llegaron las columnas sovieticas
a Boylshaya Orlovka

Moscd, Enero 8-La infante-
ria rusa, apoyada por tanques,
ACADIA de alcanzar nuevos triun-
fos en- 81 Caucaso. Mas de 40 lu
cares poblados sc arrebataron
al enemigo, ensanchandose la
cuha del vaNle del Don que des-
de aver Sc e%ncrentra a Is mi
has de Rostov.
Los nazis sc retiran apresu-
radamente en- el Caucaso y aca-
ben de abandonar a Stepnoye,
38 millas al norte de MosdOk,
y Sovietskaya, 30 millas al es-
to de Georgievsk Y a unas so
millas de Pyatigorsk.
En- su retirada ell enemigo di-
natmita y quema las afdeas y
deja los caminos sembrados de
minas. En- las Gltimas II horas
los zapadores rusos han sacado
de la terra mas de 1000 minas.
Entire Stepnoye y Sogietska-
Ia, las tropas sovi6ticas ocupa-
ron a Solomenskoya, Sukhaga
Palma y Severny.
A los nazis Sc les arrebataron
grandes cantidades de equipo y
municioes.
So mantiene 81 avance rojo
en- oil Bajo Don apesar de la re-
sistencia que hacen los tanques
y colunnas motorizadah de los
hitleristas. Dos batallones fue-
ron aniquilados luego de que
ia aviaci6n sovietica consigui6
destruir con sus bombas los EN-
La gaceta., 1943-01-08
Ell TEMPO

Iluvias para la tarde de hoy.
Frio en- horas de la nOche y la
malana.
La gaceta., 1943-01-08

pasajeros con pesado equipaje
0 a mujeres con dos 0 mas nihos
peduenos.
La orden no afecta a los miem
bros influyentes del partido Ma
ri,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
BelIeviIle Close Second
With Seven Wins, One Loss

Flat Rock High School Won the
Huron League football title. accord
ing to figures compiled by G. II.
Brainard, vice president Of the
league. They had perfect rec
ord with seven wins while Belle
vile was a close second with six
victories and one defeat Romu-
lus placed third, Milan fourth.
Chelsea fifth Roosevelt Hish
School, sixth, Saline seventh and
Dundee last,
fluctuations are.
Sept 2i-Saline -, Roosevelt :;
Flat Rock -. Dundee %. Milan Is.
Chelsea o Belleyille 10, Romulus c.
Oct l-Romulus p. Saline o:
Roosevelt T. Dundee o. Flat Rock
20, Milan 0, Belleyille Is, Chelsea
o.
Oct S-Chelsea 6. Saline o,
Belleyille 26 Dundee q. Romulus
20. Milan 10; Flat Rock &c, Roose-
Welt o.
oct 15-Flat Rock -. Saline 0
Chelsea 70 Dundee o; Bellel III,
p, Milan 6 Romulus 10. Boosc-
welt o.
Oct. 22-Romulus -. Dundee :;
Milan %, Saline :. Belleyille 2U
Roosevelt 6; Flat Rock 20 Chcl
sea o.
Oct. 29-Saline 70. Dundee q
Milan 70. Roosevelt 6; Flat Rock
IS. Belleville :; Romulus :. Chel
sea :.
Nov. 5-Belleville 70. Saline 6;
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
ypsANT MICH WEDNESDAY Nov 10 ,
Ypsilanti Bowling Scores

Three records were broken in
the Presbyterian Mems Club
League last night. Bowling at the
Temple Recreation the individual
high game. team high game, and
Individual high series records fell
by the wayside.
George Wallace rolling on the
third place Blues hit POS, 1855, and
l5S. The POS broke the individual
game record and his total of 55l
pins for three matches topped the
individual series record of $40.
fhe Blues managed to hit sos as
result OF Wallace's POS to set
new one game team mark.
4 battle between the first and
second teams resulted in a tight
ening OF the league race as the
Browns took two out of three
games from the Cardinals. The
Cardinals. however. still lead with
II won and seven lost while the
Browns have ten victories and
eight defeats.
The league is sponsored by the
Presbyterian Mems Club and is
non-sectarian. 1t invites any man
to join regardless OF denomination
The president is Edward Squires
and the bowling secretary is Ed
ward Lidell Bowling is every
Monday night while the club meet
ngs are the second Thursday OF
every month in the church parlor.
The five highest bowers &C
cording 10 averages, previous TO
last night. We're Joe Green l56. Al
Pearson I55. George Wallace 1855.
Milt Mott l5e and Lloyd Delehanty
li9.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Anti Freeze holds out against HE 4

t2S.4lis the average price, among
popular cars, for a new radiator
alone if you can get one. But
even supposing that you could get
free repairs on your present rsdi-
ator after a freeze.up, the man
power shortage still might lay up
your car for a week or two-a
costly inconvenience.
Same old scare stuff" do you
ssy2 Yet here's what may be new
to you: You could easily saeri-
fee your car to the cold, unless
your anti-freeze is able to save
itself from the HEAT
HEAT makes your engine 60.
HEAT rises after every stop. And
days below zero are often fol-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

lowed by days above freezing!
In Winter car operation, heat
is fully as much a factor as
cold. and Super Pyro is ready
for both. Because it won't be
all gone with the heat" every
time, you needn't keep adding a
lot for safe passage through a
whole string Of cold spells.
You pay nowhere near a top
price for Super Pyro. And yet how
it lasts. So will your cooling sys-
TEN, because thi, highly heat.safe.
cold.safe Super Pyro also protects
against dangerous elogging rust.
Now-while most dealers still have
some-get your Super Pyro.
v. s. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS, INC.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Standing

WASHINGTON Up Director
j Edgar Hoover of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation aunounc-
ed Tuesday that Irene MCPHERSON
Taylor 30. Montgomery Ala. has
been arrested at Jasper Ga. ny
FBl agents an local police in con-
uection with the kidnapping OF folr-
John William Collier Of
Non eOmory
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Rural Events

TO-DAY
Patrol will meet at home OF
Dorothy Doolin.
willis
The Woman's Society FOR Chris
tan Service OF the Willis Methodist
Church will hold its annual fair
and chicken supper at the church
starting at $50.
THURSDAY
Cherry Hill
Unit Of the W.S.C.S. will meet
al O'Clock with Mrs. George Long
wish.
Stony Creek
Stony Creek Arbor. Of Cleaners
meets this evening with Mrs.
Henry Collins.
FRIDAY
Lincoln District
The first fall meeting of Lincoln
Community League will be held at
S p. m. Motion pictures will be
shown Refreshments will be
served. Oscar Smith, Willis, is
in charge OF arrangements.
Sheldon
P.TA. meeting sponsoring an
auction sale at Sheldon School
house. s p. m.
Salem
P.T.A Of Salem Union School
will meet at school this evening
at s o'clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Az, Hart IO5, Welte sos, totals,
SO, IA. 65i. 2lO7.
Browns
Smith. 4S7, Lowe 33i, Oldageu
PAL. Breiel 3s2, Pearson 546, to-
tails AZ. 1853, 672, 2l72.
YankS
Lidell 433, Klatt i46, Cook SIS,
Bird PAS, Stewart 42i; totals. 612,
673, 66i, 1889.
Giants
Dunkelbe.ger 436, Shaw sos,
Blair 2S9, Dalchow 422. Harrison
i5S; tot'ls. go, 637, $50, 1875.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
League Standings

a point is given for every game
won and the high team total for
a three game series.
Monday nights results:
Reds
Elliot 397, McGatfn $40, Arnold
500 Stanchfield 424, and Squire
I2g, totals, ISL 706. $50 2047.
Blues
Love so. Wallace SOL. Bonner
SO. Jacobs $50. Green 400; totals,
sos, $50. 67S, 2l3l
Cardinals
Mott 4>2. Nelles 81. Milbourne
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
BOMBER ENGINEERS LEAGUE
Wolves

SeXaver 46S. Champagne $50.
Schmidt 40, Spearing 1888. Oyarles
400; totals, 1871. 72l, 72S, PISS.
Wildcats
Kerbyson 4SS. Smith All. Rich
ardson AL. Chapman 306. Osberg
634, handicap 90 totals, SIS, S56,
729, 2i00.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Paristyle


Schaffer sos. Hayward 36s, Mel
son Si7, Battelle 1868. Wisbin $50,
handicap 81; totals; 672, $50, 56S,
1892
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
D = AoldlS, w, I
Tigers


Schlegel 455, Caughey $40, Stel
ger 1853, Willard 405. Vlemach 40
handicap As; totals, III, 735, $50
2096.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Milan % Dundee e Roosevelt Is.
Chelsea Z, Flat Rock H. Romu-
lus 7.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

LOS ANGELES-UP-Southern
CALIFORNIA; worst outbreak OF for
est and brush fires in % years died
down slowly today as forest offici-
ais announced that all but two con-
flagrations were under control on
a 160-mile front from the Santa
Monica Mountains to the Mexican
hOrder
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

NEW YORK-UP-Iyan Alevan-
drovich Fortenhauer, 81, lieuten-
ant-general in the Imperial Rus
sian army before the Russian revo-
luton in 1917. died in the Andrew
Freeman Home AN institution for
the aged, Monday night after his
bathrobe caught fire from his pipe.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

McCleland 35S, Williamson Az,
J. Corbeille 297. F. Corbeille 40.
J. Ryan 465; totals, 65i 500, SIS,
20l6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Bears

Coleman 452, Murray 367. Perk-
ms 40, u. Peters AIS. Average 439;
totals. 705, 73S. SIS. 21I5
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
G Sports H0uTiGuP

West Point. YUP-Army football coach It. Col
Bak published uback.
eru Sampson eleven because scholastic
difficulties
n II Rockingham will
circus feature today up special quar-
mil
$500 affair take all for ponies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Charter 42O. Spengler l2f Pot
ter (ave.1 SIS, Brink $50, G. Pet
ers 434; totals, 700, 725, 65l, 2076.
Tigers
Doyle 37S. Keller 379. Williams
SS6. V. Welte 397, s. Farkas 473,
handicap 1856; totals, 1926, sos. $40.
2199.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Brush $50. Morris (subD $50.
Raab (ave.y S69, Rust 34S. Silk
worth f21; totals, $40, 621, 6S7,
1915
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
League Title Won by Flat Rock
Central Speciality

Hansen SIS, Farmer AS. Sprague
$50, r. Connolly 523. Schoolmaster
527. Totals S54. SIG. sOO-26OO.
Streieher
Streicher 4si. Connolly All,
Crouch Az, Smith 516, Stein $50,
Handicap is. Totals 500, 7i6, S57-
2406.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Coxford sos. Hufnagle i04. Hut
chins 446. Bigger 355. Kindshoven
$50, handicap %. totals, 1855, 706,
6SS, 216O.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
LADIES' RIVERSIDE BOWLING
LEAGUE
Standings

High team series-Richardson's,
2l60.
High team game-Shaefer's (Hu-
ron ST., 1852.
High individual series - P.
Crouch, 497.
High individual game - P.
Crouch, 1856.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Spur
Richards 504. Fedor sos. Lutes
i6s, Dundon Az. Northrop 4S7, To-
tails sos, SIS. 241l.
Tap Room
Evilsizer 517. Vernon 425. Zim-
norman SIS, Santure 500 Luly S9G
Handicap 81. Totals 762, $40, $40
2421.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Pepsi
Landy's

Bassett 413, Kidwell 399, Wendt
372, Leabu 1858. Campbell 426; to-
tails. 700, GA. 629. 1873
Paristyle
Nicol 335. fowler 81. Beers 215,
Lawson (sub) 939. Mcmahon SOL,
handicap 25l; totals, 6S7, sos, 566,
1858.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
divers

Stewart 525. Schreiner 4S3,
Schwall sos. Lambert 499. W.
Franklin 62S. Handicap -. Totals
SSS, sol. 99l-2775.
Ford Local S49
Koch sol. ,Wendt asa, l.acombe
556, d. Franklin 507 Harris SIS.
Totals S2f, $50. 922-2516
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
HOUSE LEAGUE
Paul'l

- lFl'l'' i'''i n NV '''''
Ford Local $40 .........,.,.. 10
PaurS
s. Roll $50. c. Sinkule 55S n.
Deck 473. VI. Bowden SIS. J. Max
555, Totals S44. $50. 9So.- 26S6.
American Legion
p. Hayward 49l. Kuster 457. Tur.
nicliffe 400. Schrepper $40 H.
Smith AZ, Handicap IA. Totals
S31. S39. S04-2i69.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10
Shaefer's

Connolly 4S7. West $40, Stewart
I'll, Wales 1888, Crouch 497; totals,
6Sl, 1852, 694, 2127.
Pepsi
Whitmire 3SS. Kuster 42l. James
G9S. Greer treet (sub) 331, Cam
eron 43S, handicap 1856; totals, 7l2,
703, III, 21S2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-10

Mott 4N3 Nelles 81. Milbourne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

BY Frances
Drake

Look in the Section Birthday Comes i e"d Find What Your
Outlook Is According 10 the Stars
For Tnesdan EcbruaIR b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Fighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
Is Too Young
For Girl TO Enter
Armed Services

MISS A. T.; Q-Is II possible
for Cirl OF rs TO enlist in tho
.WAACs. WAVES or SPARS, il
she has her parents consent?
A-lou must he 81 10 enlist
in the WAACS, and 20 TO epfist
In the WAVES or SPARS
Mrs. r. J. r.: A-The fore
going will answer your inquiry.
II. IL Q-My husband and
were separated at the time he
vas lnducted into the army.
heard recently that he was dis.
charged. / am trying TO locate
him 10 settle a business matter
Could l get his address from
Fort Custer or from his locaI
board7
A-Men discharged from the
army must report Immediately
upon return TO their local board,
and should at all times keep
their draft board informed Of
their correct address. Call his
draft board for his present
address.
G. r.: Q-I expect to be drafted
soon. Would my training in
commercial art help me to attain
a specialists rating in some branch
of the service?
A--Before a man is placed In
any particular branch of the
service his education, experience
and background are all taken
into consideration. Every at
tempt Is made Ia place a man
In that branch of the service for
which he is hest fitted.
MRS. L. l. r.: Q-My husband is
in the navy and l am expecting a
baby. Is there any way l can secure
financial aid from the government
to help pay hospital costs?
A-COntact the Home Services
Section of the American Red
Cross, $50 West Lafayette.
MRS. l.. B. M: Q-I have a
daughter with the Fort Monmouth
Signal Corps. General Division
Laboratory, Installation Division
Station in Detroit. Do l have the
right to display a service flag? Her
checks are from the government
of the United States.
A-If she is in civil service
you do not have the right to dis
play a service flag. II she Is In
the WAAC you may display n
service flag.
Mrs. A. *. :Q-Can a man who
has been rejected by the army for
physical defects join the Michigan
State Troops?
Ayes.
Mrs. r. L. H. Q=Is-a-naI-y
ran's wife required to buy more
than one car license a year, if she
moves 10 another state?
A-If you are driving your
husbands car Immediately upon
becoming a resident of another
state you should obtain a license
for that state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Quick Questions

What was the name Of the
Eng s h m micro of Jules
Verne's Around the World in
so Days?
"A must sight for pre-war
visitors to the Vatican City
was the painting on the ceiling
of the Sistine Chapel. Who was
the painter?
3-One of the worlds wonders
were the Hanging Gardens of
what ancient country?
A fox and a pair of mittens
reminds you of what medicinal
plant?
5-What is the name Of the much
copied statue by Augusta Rodir
which depicts a pensive per.
son?
6-T'he opera "Lohengrin" was
written by what German COM
pierre
What inscribed stone gave the
key to the writings the ancient
Egyptians left behind?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
THE Wishing Well" has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22
Daily Quiizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA H. CONNOLLY

BY DR.. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
1-Of what South American coun-
try: (a) Is Lima the capital
CbD is Caracas the capital; (c)
is Montevideo the capital?
What legendary hero Is
associated with: (a) Sherwood
Forest; (b) the Golden Fleece
(c) Helen Of Troy?
have the following in
common: (a) Lilies, tulips
gladioli; (b) Aesculapius, Hip
pocrates; (c Marat. Robes
pierreSs
the next line: (a) Lives
of great men all remind u.s.
(b) Poems are made by fools
like me-; (c) L was king in
Babylon"
it in English: (al Lese
majestic; (b) pater noster; Co
hoi polloi.
are three of the six
pieces in chess?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-22

MARCH p To April 20
,4rjes-Stars advise caution and
rroper PREPARATIONS IN delicate and
important matters Don't overloos
the necessary details that are part
Of the whole pattern m AM use
ful, urgent matter.
APRIL sf To NAY 20
Taurus 80 Promising especially
for things 70 which YOU have cspe-
cial aptitude Cement workers,
builders. construction and electrl-
cal engineers. you dealing IN live
stock and agricultural products
among first favored.
NAY - TO JENE ~
GemiHi - Highly sponsored at
tending schools for skilled proies-
sions or trades. military and naval
interests. intermediary work, IN
vestieations, matters skiiltully
handled by firemen. police. other
law and civil servants. Care ad-
vised in confidential issues.
JUNE p To July -
Cdpcer-DON'T 60 10 extremes,
act without forethought and plan
ning. especially IN matters where
details. accuracy and hnesse are
indispensable. Progress can. be
made IN your Job with the right
initiative and persistent effort.
JULY - TO AIG. -
Leo-Scales tip IN your favor.
Work with all elements that have
worthy objective. You'll be sur
prised how much more you'll gain
BY co-ordinating your finest facul-
ties toward the business Of succeed
ing.
AUG. IS TO SEPT. -
Tirqo-Accustom yourself with
conditions as they rise or fall with
the war effort. Help to make lighter
the mental stress Of those in high
position whose responsibilities are
great. How? BY sympathy. under
standing, trusting to their Sdg-
ment-
SEPT. p TO OCT. % Y
:. Libra-Don't wait until YOU see
what the other fellow is going 10
do. Be a leader in emergencies,
but follow your leader when that IS
the right thing to do for the objec-
tive. Good rays.
OCT. 81 TO NOV. p
Scorpio-Should be profitable for
all sound investments, business
dea $, manufacturing and han.
ding commodities pertinent to gov