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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

TIE LONELINESS -- that s
the hardest part Of II, the feel
ING that you're going through
an experience no one else can
~hare. or even understand
Thousands of p opl G all
around you. Some OF them very
near and dear 10 YOU. And yet
you know, you'd swear, that
none of them has ever felt as
you are feeling.
This fear that dogs you all
the time. This feeling OF being
through with everything This
secret hunger YOU can't define.
This sense that life IS turning
out all wrong.
You're Positive
No one else, you're positive.
has ever felt like this before
If only some one had--if you
could be sure that some one else
had faced and, perhaps, con-
auered such inner desolatlon--
II wouldn't be hard 10 stand
But il Is so plain they haven
Look at their smiles See how
easily they chat; how eagerly
they 20 on 10 some new adven-
ture
They couldn't possibly act
like that" you say 10 yourself
If they felt as feel''
But you're wrong, stranger.
Everything that YOU arc feel
Ing. somebody else has felt
somebody else is feeling right
n this moment
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Those smiling faces are a
mask
Your face, also, wears a smile,
which YOU know 10 be A mask.
Your real life isn't lived in the
open, there in your smiling lips
or in your busy hands All that
il uSt Covcr-up. Your real
life is lived behind all that IN
tho secret places of your spirit
alone with your Self
And the things that are hap.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Next Year

BY spring there Will be new
shoots 10 fill IN where the aid
stems were removed. But next
year We remove another two
and the year after. the last two
We marked this year The shrub.
has had no great shock from
having too many stems removed
AZ once and it has had regular
feeding so viii be full of new
stems and may easily be shaped
by light pruning.
Not only spireaS but mock
oranges. lilacS. forSythlaS and
most shrubs may he renewed by
TINS method and by continuing
10 r,move the older stems each
year may be kept in good con-
dltlon far beyond usual length
OF time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Sleeping logs

This young lady likes knee
length pdama> for sleeping gar
ment> They are m bright prints
Of rayon silk She viii have
longer oncS of wr,ot-1i. -r;ryryr--r,---
challIS for going back 10 school
There are some lovely quilted
-Felte--fff- ~trrrr-S ttfvt rfr',,. FIR t-rr-
tailored hou~cCoat style one we
know viii bc a fayorIte was Of
soft silk IN brilliant poppy red
II was lined and pIpcd n aqua
bluo 'ancta We'll made padded
cuatv arc said TO be- as warm as
wool Some have all wool in
tcrlnIng
We asked this young gifl
what She thought tho correct
number Of sweaters for the
school year She said she didn't
sec how ono could get along with
less than 10 Her mother thinks
with school dresses ~ might be
possible TO worry along with
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Slippers, Too

II is better 10 crochet these
little jackets and the large
.uareS 20 keep the garment
~ soft They may be made
In Just plain chain stitch or the
shell pattern Bed shoes 10
match shulld make an ideal
gift. Ribbons finish the neck
and sleeves
one young girl we know hs,
already knitted three beautitu,
SAIaaIaES- fer herself a nAAA "A
white and a red one. She is not
very large and wears about a
SIZE IA but the sweaters are
easily IS or 30.
She says all the really well
dressed girls love very large
sweaters. they must wink TAX ie
and look baggy
She intends 10 match them IN
son and for those she goes TO
the BOYS department II seems
SOX. TOO must be bagqV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
MAKE a Survey

The idea in renewing the
shrub, to make il shorter and
huShier once more, to gradt-
ally get rid OF these old heavy
stems and 10 have a large num-
Der OF new ones grow up from
the base.
50, nrSt We WdKe a survey or
The individual shrub. counting
the cid stems and noting their
positions. whether 10 one side
lr the other or near the center
OF the shrub.
Lei US say we find six thick
>tcmS-Io remove all OF these
al once would reduce the num-
per Of leaves IN comparison 10
the roots of The plant so rap
IDLY that il would probably die
Therefore We viii plan 10 take
three years 20 eliminate them
This year. NOW. We viii cat
ogt TWO branches, one from
each side Of the shrub We viii
saw these of flush with tho
ground Then We VIII give tho
shrub a 5-InCh flower pot fan OF
an organic fertilizer such a.
activatcd sewage Sludge. or else
wait TN fall and put manure
around II.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Shrubs
Need Your
Attention
By ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Tinpes Garden Editor

THIS IS the time OF year
when shrubs make their growth,
II is also the time when there
is little planting 20 be done and
when the gardener can think
about reJuvenating the older
shrubs in the garden.
This process Of renewal needs
first a bit Of thought. Suppose
we take the widely planted
Splrea van Houttei as an ex-
ample Of a quick growing shrub
that can easily be made young
again
Looking AZ an old Spirea one
generally finds II too tall and
.eggy, bare Of leaves al the base
almost always with A number OF
cry thick eld stems eefHfHF tfP
from the ground and some newer
and thinner shoots.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Same Underneath

And then l took this job
And each day, across my
desk and into my office, flowed
the records of hundreds OF other
YES. Letters and letters
some written arrogantly on
beautiful white paper, some
scrawIed rcckleSsly on smeared
scraps.
And each letter and each
face revealing the same record
the Identical symptoms Of
fear and hate and hunger and
despair
Amazing Thousands OF let
terS and faces. so dlSSimilar on
tho surface, so similar behind
the mask And most amazing
Of all. there IN those records |
found my own record. which |
had thought vas so different so
secret, so peculiar and personal!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
79

Very Interestingly Priced \
Black Persian Paw o.. SO
Grey Caracul Psw.....S79
Brown Caraoul Paw SO
Grey KID Carseul.... SO
Mnk-dyed Coney5...S79
Silverdyed Fox ..... SO
SeaLdyed Coney......S79
Skunk-dyed Opossum S79
Use Our Lsy-Awsy Plan
EiiHe'i-DoH HStaifi
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Elsie Robinson
Fear Is Not Exclusive
It's Shared by Millions

pening TO you in your secret
life are also happening TO them.
You are not alone The things
YOU feel are not personal. They
are part of all human expert
ence
How do | know? BY my own
experience.
Once, 7, too, felt as you are
feeling now. ! have had
difficult and painful life.
crowded with tragic experiences.
and the most tragic experience
Of all was that constant sense
of loneliness. the feeling that
nobody else had suffered as /
was suffering; nobody else had
ever been so bewildered, so dis
COuraged, so empty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Very interestingly Priced
The important new fash
ions for The coming sea-
son-Ch hesterticlds, Drv,,y,
Sport, and Casual Coat.
Boy typc, Wrap around
and DoubIo-brcastcd
Coat, Sues FOR JUNIORS
Misses and Women.
KiiHc'I-DoUHsfarf
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Kbue'i-Dou r,tair
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

But that conceit passed pres
emily and then comfort came.
i has never left me since. No
matter what happens 70 me
now. ! know | am not alone. l
know that all the rest OF the
world walks with me.
That knowledge is my richest
possession II opens the door
for me into every hurt heart.
IL helps 10 heal my own hurt.
II viii help 10 heal your own
hurt, too. Try II!
CopYrEht. 1913 by klns Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Never Alone

For years I had gone through
life feeling that ! was all alone
and now | found that | have
never been alone Always those
invisible millions had walked
with me, wcpt with me dreamed
with me. despaIred with me
This discovery OF course,
should have been a great com
fort; but II wasn't At first,
III confess. II made me a little
mad ! found I had been getting
A doleful thrill out OF thinking
that / was the worlds exclusive
sufferer. and now ! didn want
10 admit ] really resented the
fact that MAEn-teAciGSIVe al
"a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

TAT pages of general information IN ~
80 teld-seienee. history ART
music, literature, industry, in, ,s md
biology, anatomy IL sI 80 gysa,
complete reference oooAs :"
49,. of vital subjects. SSRo
Nicely bound and thumb U
indexed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

CHICAGO. oct "a ms An
other dark cloud lowered oyer che
brewing industry to-day
John G.. Pcwtz ~ The bureau
OF motor carriers Interstate Com
merce Commission told the
National Beer Wholesalers ASso-
citation convention that because OF
the growing shortage of trucks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Mayer of Films
Leads Salary
List for 1912

WASHINGTON. oct IA tINS)
Louis b. Mayer OF Metro-Gold-
Wyn-Mayer led the nation in
earnings during 1912, official
figures revealed today.
He collected 1913, 1854, OF
which Sl575OO was in salary and
S792 ,265 81 in commission on pic
lures
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
were paid S5SS 423l5 by Uni
verSal Pictures. Inc, for their
combined services - 2445S.32
salary and 1888 96433 for other
compenSations.
81 earnings ard those of
other persons whose Compensa-
tion for personal services scared
over the $4,000 mark for the
year were made public today by
Secretary of Treasury Morgen-
thau in accordance with a pro-
vision OF the Internal revenue
code.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
ties We're
MussoIini at Cortina

LONDON. Oct. IA (INS)-
Mussolini, head Of the puppet
Fascist government of Italy, has
invited the foreign diplomatic
corps to join the government at
Cortina d'Ampezzo, in the foot
hills of the Dolomites, the Nazi-
controlled ViChy radio said today.
ADVERTIsEMg Emf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
sWEBLIUS NO. ?

Second highest individual earn
ingS IN the nation went 10 {. S.
SwebiluS, executive of the Dix
we'll Corp Of Connecticut, $685.
1871. He had pOcketed S36l,-
sos in 1871.
Next came J. y Hawlcy Jr. of
the Northern Pump Co, who
earned Sal 900. Fourth was N.
NJ. Schenck, brother executive of
Mayer, who totaled S425, 366.59.
BRg Crosby and Jeanette Mae
Donald Of the movie group tied
for next place. Crosby, Para
mount Pictures. Inc, star, earned
100000. Miss Macdonald of
HoeW :, Inc, earned the same.
Nelson Eddy received S101 go.
HOPE GETS $294,l66
Fred MacMurray of Paramount,
Gary Cooper of Samuel Goldwyn,
Inc and Bob Hope OF Paramount,
followed down the line, their
earnings totaling respectively
S299, 3.S4, 1929, l77,84 and 1884,
1867.
Andrew Jergens of the Andrew
Jergens Co. collected $1,000 in
salary and 1915 69572 in bonuses.
Joan Crawford hauled in $685.
673.36; Spencer Tracy $685.
46E49.
Earnings of other film celebre-
t...a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

4 pen you know you can depend on
smooth writing and perfectly bal
anced. with - 4-oE. bottle OF famous
DUNK" in hIne, black or MieEo-
film for Y-MAIL.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
Ia FEDERATION DEL
TRABAJO P|DE QUE Sc
REBAJEN Los PREC|0S

WASHINGTON, JUNO 12.-
William Green, presidente de la
Federation Americana del Traba-
jo, demand6 aver del gobierno que
rebaje los precios de las subsisten-
cias Y quite de la cuenta de los
consumidores $4,000, 100000.
Ell gobierno no ha logrado, Sc
gun Green, rebajar ell costo de la
vida al nivel del mes de mayo de
1912.
Patrocina la Federation un pro-
grama de subsidies con ell fin de
evitar serios perjuicios a los Ia
mados distributors.
Refiriendose a las quejas de
John L. Lewis sobre las multas
impuestas por 81 a los mineros, ell
secretario del interior Ickes ma
nifest6 que las multas no Sc CO.
braran 81 los obreros discuten sus
problemas con los administrators
p~uestos por ell gobiernO en- las mi
mas.
La Junta de Labor para la Cue
IRA anunciara la semana que vie
ne su actitud sobre ell acuerdo de
Lewis con varios patronos mineros
de pagan $1.3O al dfa por ell ITEM
DO que los mineros pierden sin ira
baiar en- ell interior de las minas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
S Photos SOvietic@ D%estruyeron $50 A%erOplanOs "~HIilerTtas'
LAS BOMBAS RUSAS DESTRUYE-
RON HANGARES Y CUARTELES
HUNDIDO EN- Ell MAR UN TRANSPORTE GERMANO

MOSCU, JUNO lei gObiernO
Soviet anuncia que mas de 700 ae-
roplanos rojos atacaron las con-
centraciones militares alemanas
en- ell Este, d~estruyendo mas de
$50 aviones nazis y produciendo
grandes explosiones e incendios.
Las escuadrillas sovieticas solo
perdieron 10 aparatos.
Fue la tercera noche de asaltos
conservatives por la aviaci6n rusa,
que Sc propone quebrantar las
concentraciones que realiza ell enc
migo con vistas a una nueva ofen-
silva.
Los bombardeos del jueves por
la noche Sc prolongarOn hasta la
manana del viernes.
La nOche anterior habian sido
atacados IL aerodromos del enemi-
go.
Los cazas rojos trabaron comba-
tie con los alemanes y llevaron
siempre la mejor parte.
Dep6sitos de municiones, han
cares y cuarteles fueron incendia-
dos y destruidos.
I'm communicate especial de hoy
anuncia que en- conjunto la avia-
ci6n roja solo perdi6 10 aparatos.
Ondas de aeroplanos alemanes
atacaron de nuevO a Cork, $50
milias al este de MoscG.
I'm despacho de MoscG asegura
que los alemanes perdieron %
aviones en- un combate verificado
cerca de Leningrado.
Los bombarderos enemigOs lie
garon a las inmediaciones de esa
ciudad p~rotegidos por 10 Focke-
Wulff 100.
Aeroplanos %sovieticos bombar-
dearon dos trenes y camiones car
gados con vituallas.
Tn transporte aleman fue hun
dido en- ell mar por las ~maquinas
rusas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12

LONDRES, JUNO 12.-Mas de
200 bombarderos americanos alta
caron aver los astilleros de Will
helmshaven y Cuxhaven, en- Ale
mania, recorriendO 600 millas sin
ser escoltados por cazas.
Atravesaron los pesados aviones
las e~scuadrillas que los alemaneS
mandaron a interceptarlos.
Varios de los cazas fueron de-
rribados.
La operation Sc efectuo en- pie
no dfa Y apesar de la fuerte reSiS-
tencia del enemigo.
Ocho bombarderos no regreSS-
ron a sus bases.
Ell ataque en- Wilhelmshaven Tue
ell ouinto realizadO pOr la aviac,on
americana y ell 100 por los Ana
dos. e. Il
La "visita' a Cuxhaven u
nrimera a csc puerto pOr los bonn
barderos de EstadOs UnidOs'
Las tropas Aliadas ocuparOr :,
aver Ia isla de Pantelleria' en- el
MediterraneO, cOnquistada por ios
intensos bOmbardeOs de La V'"''ON
Aliada. Ia Wis
ia de las cOstas de Ia isla pus0 ras
tropas en- barcas de desemOarque
y estas, cuandO Sc hallaOan en- &c,
minO de la Orilla, fuerOn atac caoss
NOR mas de so aviOnes alemanes
de bOmbardeO en- picada' Los .
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
IA AVIACION AMERICANA bonn
BARDEO A W"ILHELMSHAVEN Y
UXHAVEN
LOS B~OMBARDEROS ALEMANES ATACARON LAS
RARCAS LLENAS DE OLDADOS
Ell PRESIDENTE ROOSEVELT ACONSEJA A Los
TTAIIANOs QUE DERRIBEN A MUSSOLIN

,zas Relampagos, que estaban pre-
parados, diseminaron a los agreso-
res Y los pusieron en- fuga.
Las bombas tiradas por ell enc
migo explotaron lejos de las bar
cas- y no produjeron bajas.
Ell mensaje de ca%pitulaci6n man
dado por ell general Eisenhower 10
firmaba ell a~lmirante Paresseni,
Official de mayor graduation en-
La isla. "Nos rendiremos por falta
de aqua"
P~antellerfa es una posicion de
vital Importance para el dominic
del Mediterraneo. Creese que aho-
"a La aviaci6n aliada concentrate
sus formidables ataques en- Ger
dena, dejando detras a Stella, CO.
mo Sc dejara a un lado a Lampe-
dusa para tomar a Pantellerfa.
Desde Cerdeha sera facil man.
tener bajo un continuado bombar-
deo de aviaci6n a Italia y ell terri
torio de C6rcega, ocupado por los
italianos.
Los peri6dicOs de LOndres pu-
blican las palabras pronunciadas
aver pOr ell presidente Roosevelt
Y con las cuales ell jefe de estado
americana pide al pueblo italiano
que derribe a Mussolini y restaure
la forma democratica de gobierno.
Italia, seg6n Ell Presidente' aun
tiene oportunidades de firmar una
(Pasa A La Ultima Paginal
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
UNA LEY
CONTRA LAS HUELGAS

WASHINGTON, JUNO H. La
camara aprob6 aver la ley, por 219
votos contra 1919, que declara lie
gales las huelgas en- fabricas ope-
radas por ell gobierno y prohibe
las huelgas en- otras industries de
guerra 81 antes no Sc da un aviso
de 80 dfas y los obreros realizan
una votaci6n secreta.
Votaron por la MEDIA, llamada
por algunos la ley contra Lewis y
su arrogancia, 118 r%epublicanos y
1O1 ~dem6cratas, y contra ella n
dem6cratas y Dc republicanos.
Fue leido en- la session un tele-
grama del Bur6 de la Federation
COMPOSING apoyando la ley.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
I'm CAzASUBMAR|N0S
CUBANO HUND|O I'm
SUBMARINE ALEMAN

HABANA, JUNO Ia Ell
ministro de la guerra, Sr.
Quesada, anuncio aver que
un cazasubmarinos de la es-
cuadra Guiana hundio hace
pocos dias, frente a la costa
norte de Cuba, un sumergi-
BILE aleman.
Sc hizo contacto con el
enemigo frente a la costa y
ell submarine inici6 ell ataque.
Con gran efectividad Sc
produjo el contraataque, pa
rando ell buque totalitario en-
Ell fondo del mar.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
BOMBARDEADAS LAS
BASES JAPONESAS EN-
TIMOR Y RABAUL

MELBOURNE, Australia, JUNO
12.-Los bombarderos aliados alta
caron las bases niponas en- Koe-
pang y Rabaul, arrOjando AZ tone
Iadas de bombas. La IONA de Koe-
pang qued6 convertida en- una IN
mensa hoguera.
Tres cazas enemigos fueron de-
rribados y todos los cuatrimoto-
res "Liberadores'' regresaron q
sus bases.
Rabaul es la base japonesa de
marina y aviaci6n enclavada en- el
extreme nOrte de La isla de Nueva
Bretana.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
De GAULLE |NSISTE EN-
Ia DEST|TUC|ON De Los
%PARTIDARIOS De VCHY

ARGEL, JUNO 12.-El Comite
de Liberation no pudo reunirse
por haber avisado ell general
Charles De Gau1Te que no asistiria
a la session.
Insiste ell jefe de la Francia Ii
bre en- la destitucion de todos los
colaboradores de Vichy.
Senala ell general como partida-
rios o servidores del Eje a unos
$50 generates y jefes.
Todavia no ha discutido ell Co
mite ell case de Pierre Boisson,
gobernador del Africa Occidental
Francesa, cuya renuncia demanda
De Gaulle.
Hace pocos dias ell verdadero je-
fe de los franceses libres manifes-
to privadamente que Giraud quie-
re retener ell Poder y dirigir toda
la representation.
Los generates que no supieron
hacer frente a los nazis, ahora
tratan de colocar a De Gaulle, por
e su graduation menor que la
de ellos, en- una posici6n de rela-
tiva inferioridad.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
IA GUARNICION Sc MEGA A
RENDTRSE
ERDEERoN LOS NcLESES 4s BoMBARDERos

ORES, JUNO 12.-Las fuer-
Lreas del Norte de Africa
hoy la isla de Lampedusa,
de haber obtenido aver la
lon Unconditional de la isla
n~telleria.
boras de la tarde Sc inicio
hbardeo Y continuara duran
roche.
ia dice que la guarnici6n Sc
a capitular y resiste heroi-
he.
70 Ia isla siete millas de lar
Dos de ancho y los nazis y
as han venido usandola CO.
Sc naval y de aviaci6n.
las operaciones de aver Sc
tibaron al enemigo IA avio-
los Aliados perdieron tres.
tenares de bombarderos in
atacaron durante la noche
kbricas Y fundiciones de
er y Dusseldorf, en- Alema-
regresaron a sus bases, Sc
nOta Official, 43 de los bonn
los.
De 1000 toneladas de bonn
arrOjaron en- objetivos vi
lOmbardeo de Dusseldorf du-
de una bora y fue algo ca
0 una tempestad de bombas.
Radio alemana admite consi-
eS perdidas, e~specialmente
sseldOrf; pero dice que a los
Is lie fueron derribados 81
tOS en- las 1ltimas "a horas.
lister esta situada a 60 mi
Dusseldorf, en- ell rio Ems.
aerOplano aleman fue derri-
SObre Holanda.
Radio alemana anuncia I'm
pr de terra con epicentro en-
gar a $50 millas de distances
Pservatorio de Stuggart.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
c 4 c s
|TRA TRES OBREROS
De Los %AST|LLER0S

|i'rsS tres obreros de los as
+ de Palmetto Beach presen-
Il serlas acusaciones ell fiscal
Pndado, Joseph E. Williams,
en ayudara en- la investiga-
un agente del Bur6 Federal
VeStigaciones, Sr. Allen An
/ procesados Sc nombran
+ Frederick Apgar, Jerry
y Frederick Edward Es-
r. los cargos son estos: APP
~urrhee conspiraban para
o perjudicar ciertas pro-
personales, a saber: ca
.uaquinas de soldar, planchas
~ cables para soldar y un
4ue Apgar intencionalmen-
Ouulo danos a pertenen-
u Ia eOmpahfa metiendo un
una maquina electrica de
eausandOle danos valua-
mas de $15.OO; que MUIR.
nelonalmente perfor6 ur
sOldar, Ocasionandole da.
aOOs en- mas de $500;
H.. huge maliciosamente soldt
De metal sObre una ella.
IT,. "a IN barcO, ell "orissO"
w. case Sc menciona .
como testigo.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
LLEGARA HOY A TUR-
QUIZ Ell ALMIRANTE


ANKARA, Turquia, JUNO 12.-
Arribara hoy a esta capital ell al
mirante ingles John Cunningham,
jefe de la escuadra de Levante.
Els primo del almirante Andrew
B. Cunningham, jefe de la escua-
dra del Mediterraneo.
La gaceta., 1943-06-12
Ell TEMPO

Calor y lluvia. Temperature mi
nina, a las 5 de Ia madrugada, rs
grades.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12
Kursk Area
Feels Brunt
Of Assaults
Eu sian Reports Say
lEazis Are Fighting
on Same Ground
Where Drive Started

Moscow. July II - tAp) -
he battle OF the Itciyorod
breach continued with undlmiu-
.!"hcd fury to-day with the Rus
SLAMS insisting that they have
effectively prevented German
tanks from charging the wedge
they drove into the Red army
lines five days ago.
Field Marshal Gurnthcr Won
h!ugc : aImurcd columns were
also smashing with fresh en-
phaSiS ON the Orr!-kurSk end
of the kur>k salient. but here.
too. the Russians claim they
were absorbing the best that the
naziS could give.
The Kursk sector blazcd into
more furious action aS the sec
Ond week or the German often
Sivc began, but il was not vet
clear whether Won Klugr has
shifted the main weight of his
attack from Bclgorod in a pos
siblc search for an easier spot
to breach the unyicldinG Russian
lines.
"a German cnmmun.Quc, broad
cast by Berlin radio ana recorded by
the ASSOCIATED Press. said an import
ant Russian .UrCC had been c.ugClcd
and wiped uJt between ore! and
Bc!Gorud. Several thousand prison
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12
Nine Other
Major Towns
To Invaders
Seven Counter Attacks
Repulsed as Invasion
Progresses; Aerial
Activity Increases

l."ndun, July CNpp-Thc
Morocco radio. in broadcast
rcc"rdcd 10y ErE!rrs. said today
That tn" tataniL uirdrnmr had
bern captured. Ihrr? MAS mo
immediate continuation of the
report hut Garlic. dispatches from
allied headquarters in north A.
r'"a >aid allied forces were near
Catania.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12
Farmers To Vote July "a
On 1914 Tobacco Quotas
Three-Year Quota
Also on Ballots;
1914 Quotas Same
as for This Year

Washington. July l2-(APr-
tn" war food administration said
TO-DAY Farmers III the southeast
era il!ic CiIird tub.tcCU mITkrtin.
areas would vote on marketing
quotas Tor the 1911 crop or for
HE three year period l9ll-l6, in
u referendum july ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12
i. 5. Bonn bers Pound
Jap Pacific Bases
lie Tons of Bombs
Dropped; Munda
Is Main Objective
Among Four Targets

.\llicd headquarters in Che
Southwest i'ayIiiC. IuiS l2-tlpD
american hrmbCr> pounded
four widely ,"pJIrlCd JapaI"~r
h"'cS ia :T.' N"I.hwr>t Pacific
sunday. Striking most heavily At
NiiEdI, thu enemy KEY dcirH>c
LCint III the central Suiumnn>.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12
WEATHER
I-nE NOnIH INEAII\

Continued warm touirh'. >rat-
irrch i'"r1"rshowr"S 'i'' rt;C;-
r-c.-. - - - "f-. .. irn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-12

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Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

WOMAN WANTED. One or two
women to care for invalid lady
and home in mountains. Comfort
able living and board in addition
to wages. Phone Ell Centre II for
appointment. 6-28
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

MAN for refrigeration service work.
If mechanically inclined will teach
Shelburne Refrigeration Co. 1247
Main Street. 6-25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

BARBER WANTED: $75 week
guarantee. Come to 426 F st. San
Diego. 6-25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

WOMAN to do housework, morn
ings week. Call 2l67-W after
6 pm. 6-25
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22
2-PersonaIs. Spec. Notices

WE INSTALL GLASS, springs and
mufflers in all cars. Also want
late model cars to wreck. GLEN
WIRE, So. 4th st. Wrecking Yard.
Phone 1898. Ills
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-22

SCRAP METAL sold TO us will be
delivered air express to Tokyo
and Berlin. NAL1BOFF JUNK co.
584 Broadway. Phone 589. $50