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La gaceta., 1943-10-06
HABLANDo CON UN DISTIN-
GUIDO PROFESSIONAL
No seguira DandO AnestsSias

Platieamos un buen ratio en- la
mahana de hoy con el quito ami
60 , notable radiolOgo DR. Gus
tavO Porro, hijO de aquel exec
Iente msdieo que tantos amigos
tenia en- Ia eiudad del tabaeO, y
que falIeeiera hace mas de una de-
cada.
Mes interesamOs pOr su vida
professional, pOr euanto haeia al
gunOs meses que NOS hablGbamOs
con e. y nos dijo que habia
dejadO de prestar sus servieiOs
como a~nestesista en- eel Bien Pu-
blieO' y Otras soeiedades, eOn Ell
fin de dediear TODD su tempo a
los RayOs X.
DuFante ~ amos, not die, he
dado eerea de 10000 anestesias
en- "El Bien PubIieo %, Centre
AsturianO, Centre Espahol, Clint
ca de TrelIes, ssnatOriO del DR.
Cook y OtrOs lugares, sin una so.
Ia muerte.
Me retro satisfechO de mi eje-
eutOria y agradeciendO a mis- COM
PanerOs los msdieOs su buena vo-
luntAd y eariho hacia mi.
NeeesitO TODD 81 tempo de que
dispOngo para servir a Ia humani-
dad hacienda radiOgrafias y OtrOs
trSbajOs eientificos.
La decision del DR. Porro en-
euantO q las anestesias ser6 la
mentada POr sus amigos los me-
dieOS; PerO Ell d~eseansO que ha
deeididO tOmarse, bien ganado 10
tiene.
Tiene Gustavo en- esta casa gran
des Simpatias y sabemOs que Sc
lie quiere bien, pOr su caballerosi-
dad, en- tOdos nuestros ~eireuIoS So
eisles y cientificos.
Is uno de los mejores radio
lOgOs del Sur y aproveehamOs la
OCCASION para deeirle que nuestra
amistad haeia 81, iniciada hace
muchOs amos, no Sc Ia entibiado.
La gaceta., 1943-10-06
RECRESO DE UNA DISTINGUI.
DA AMIGA

AL mediodia de hoy regresO de
Chicago, dOnde Pasara tres Sc
manas, la Sra Della Barbas, es-
pOsa del querido amigo DR. Carlos
Barbas.
Viene s4tisfeeha de ia viaje y
de los estudios que ali realizara.
Acudieron a recibirla personals
de su amistad y familiares, entire
eIlOs su padre, ell bOndadoso amigo
FilibertO Acosta.
I'm afectuoso saludo de bienve-
nida para Della.
La gaceta., 1943-10-06
LEVANTADA LA LEY
MARcIAL EN- DINAMARcA

Londres, Oct g. La radio de
Berlin anunci6 hoy que las au-
toridades militares alemanas le-
vantaron la ley marcial en- Dina
marca.
Tambin Sc ha cancelado la or
den que prohibia tranitar por
las GALES entire las 9 de la noche
y las 5 de lao mahana.
La gaceta., 1943-10-06
PARA FESTE-
JAR LA OcUPACON DE
BERLIN

Londres. Oct s. FL dia 8 de
octubre Sc verificaran ceremonies
en- Moscu Y Ell territorio russo para
conmemorar la toma de Berlin
por las tropas rusas Y austriacas,
en- 1850.
La captura de la capital ale
mana sc verified en- la llamada
guerra de los siente amos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-06
de P~ropiedades

H. F. Estrup a Frank S. Allen;
Frazier Investment Co., a Anto-
MO Alfonso; Lydia Davis a Linnie
Wiloughby; A. j. Hayes a Char
les A. Arnold; Catherine Boats a
Russell S. Martin; A. j. Hayes a
Evaristo Cotos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-06

Haga su parte: COmpre
BONOS DE GUERRA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
TURKEY DAY
GRID GAME
AT LINCOLN

JFFFER son CITY. No -As .
climax to The intramurai frotan
program at Lincoln university un-
der ht supervision and insirae.ion
Of Raymond II. Kemp, a GENE WITH
me ropalar For Riley TENN y be-
inc planned a picked team fron
ne class groups which have
flashed or successive Saturdays On
Lincoln field Will serve ~ oppon-
cn's for Tho Fott Riley agcreea-
iion H.eh interest Is hetne SHOWN
toward ihe even, hv various stu
dent organizations Resides serving
fhe above stated purpose no cams
VIII, provide entertainment Tor
most llucolniics who VIII remain
on the campus tor THANKSGIVING
dav since clsssos will De held On
schedule The next day Mr.. Kemp
states since there has been no
pointed effort 10 groom the group
fer outside competition he believes
they have become sufficiently sea-
soucd through ,hc tour lntramural
contests 80 engage in The coming
event without 40 effect The yni-
vcrsliy Athletic committee has ap-
proved the event and Viii support
it fully.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Play In Making

The Junior Branch o. tho D--
iroit Musicians association. Of
ficered by VIM. Hines. music
teacher and composer. president.
and Miss LEILA Holiday. secre-
tary WAYNE University student
and musician assisted BY Fred
Hart Williams president Of The
DINA. Il writing a musical play
let the central theme ceutering
about tho song "nrown Bird
Singing Tho lyrics and lines II
the playlci viii be written BY
Young Mr.. Hines and The musical
organizations president Assisting
With musical direction IS nr Nel-
lie r Hueer Mas Mus phD.
Mus. director Of tho Detroit
Guild ~ Church Musicians and
director o. Mnle Singers. Littis
Church OF the Air WV. every
Sunday morning ALSO assisting
IN arrangement Of The musical
setting FOR the plasiet are. Mile
Almira Hynson, and Elizabeth n.
woodley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
NINETEEN MICHIGAN MEN
TRAIN TO BE BLUEJACKETS

GREAT LAKES, lll-The Nays
boot training" period IL rapidly
Transforming nineteen Michigan
Negro men into fighting Blue
Jackets since their recent entry
at the Us. Naval Training
School here
Military drill. scamanship and
general naval procedure make up
the major portion Of their indoc-
trination course. An intensive
physical hardening program IS
followed to put che men IN iip-
top condition.
The Michigan recruits are.
Frank Jcter Burns. Leonard
James Riley. IS Jim Jones. "a;
william Walter Ford 81: Grady
shellle. Jr.. rs; North Duncan,
Ir.. rs: Frank Sam West. go;
Samuel Miller. 81; Walter To-
reno Kennebrew. IS; sidney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
MUSIC NOTES
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS

~ FRED HART WILLIAMS
n Nellie p. IIuger. Detroit
j ''hute OF Music. informed us
stha there is available material
IT, hristmas music in her studio
q tie Institute OF Music for in
Ispoclion by church choir and
tchoral directors. II IS generally
Blown that DR.. Huger has not
+ ne Of the largest but most
eenpr'henslye private collections
~ sacred and church music, In
no country. Because OF Or HUI
n desire 10 assist and CO.
I'neFaic with any and AL persons
p rardloss Of race. color or creed.
m making It possible that music
Ilovers and directors OF choirs and
|chcral groups may view this col
Election. is highly commendable
Fnd praiseworthy. The material
.ipay be seen on Fridays at the
Detroit institute of Music, Put
pam and Cass avenues.
Jcrene G. MacklIn. chairman OF
Pie v. Azalia Memorial collection
h be dedicated Friday evening.
pee 10. Is hopeful that interest
r. Persons will arrange 10 attend
1he ceremonies IN connection with
iho dedication. The Memorial col
4ccilon. named In honor OF the
f"ie Madame r. Azalia Hackley,
prominent educator In the study
M Negro SpIrltuals and Folk
fonrs CT n generation ago, will he
pn exhibition at the main branch
M the Detroit Public Library,
woodward and Putnam. Mrs.
facklin. in addition. has prepared
\ period OF musical entertainment
"a conjunction with the exhibit.
Az Ia generally known, there
a no admission charged OF any
fifalr held in any division Of De-
Potts splendid library system.
Cooperating with Mrs. Macklin
fnd her committee r. Miss II.
Dorothy Tilloy. and staff Of the
Nuslc and Drama department.
Dr. Hardin A. Van Duersen,
CONDUCTOR OF the University
school Of Music. University Of
michigan. recently forwarded the
|riter of this column n catalogue
n series Of concerts TO be given
z Ann Arbor. II was noted that
<nonr outstanding artists pre-
fnted during the series was Marian
nderson. suparlative contralto.
|pe date Of Miss Anderson's APP
#aronce was Nov. Is Or, Van
persen extended n cordial
Fltation 10 all muslc-ioyers 10
fend these series.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Seem Stars
N DOLORES CALVIN

Mystery To Tour
NEW YORK C1TY-CCalvin's
News service) THE Negro YER
sion Of the mystery which scared
Broadway when Boris karlotf
played the lead. will tonr the
South rtine next month IL IL
arsenic and Old Lace In which
an old man is the murderer.
This Is News;
II seems as though Sol Hurok-
manager. and Katherine Durham
keep changing their minds. First
the Tropical Revue" was 70 be
out after 2 weeks. then was kept
on until another closing notice
for Nov. 10. Now TIurok believes
he can find n theatre and KATY
Il adding many new numbers 70
make what she calls more OF a
typical broadway show than
ever" However, ads In the local
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

the Longacre theatre IN the city,.
Marian Andcrson's Carnegie Hall
concert first OF the season. drew
1000
Incidentally,
The Peters Sisters will star In
Artists And Models a swell
show on Broadway. Murlel Smith.
the Carmen Of the swing version
CT Carmen Jones" is from the
Curtis Institute Of Philadelphia.
Mural RAIN plays the lead with
Miss Smith co-starrine Margaret
Webster, producer OF "Othello"
starring Paul Robson. has been
chosen 10 he directress 70 place
n wreath on the statue OF Edwin
Booth In Gramercy park. Paul
Robson and other members OF
The cast attended "Thls Is The
Army" with Irving Berlin as d.
rector made It's London debut
with nobility occupying $50 seats
and $3.50 boxes. Proceeds went 10
British charities II Is new for
them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

According 10 Truman X Gibson.
Jr. Civilian Aide 10 the Secretary
or war. IN the future the question
OF admission OF publications to MIL
ltary posts "can only be decided In
Washington This order Is expect
cd to end the practice of some mil
l,ary commanders OF setting on
their own feelings about Negro
publications.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

Thomas Tillman. rs; Charles
Henry Cloub. 81: Charles Thomas
Young. Is: Rhodoll MCQUEEN. is;
All above men from Detroit;
Earl westbrook. rs. Grand Rap
Ids: Wilbur George Davis. 10,
Grand Rapids William Adams.
Is. Hamiramck; Ernest Lee Ross,
is. Pontiac: Oscar Atkins, 10,
Pontiac. James Douelas Will
llams. ~. White Cloud.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

newspapers state still that this
Is the publics last week Jeni
LeGon and Phil Moore romancing
Phil is Lena Horne's accom-
PIANIST Jeni Is Of the EARLY To
led" cast and is one OF the
cutest scpIan show girls. Two Of
the Mills Brothers already in
service
Talk Of the Town
Lena Horne may he present at
W {. Handy's hospital bedside on
his 10th birthday night or doc
tors viii allow H. Radio men want
the famed composer 70 say a few
words on the mike and the All
American News wants reels
Lionel Hampton and John Kirby
are causing quite n sensation on
The Famous Door bill Ethel
Waters at the Apollo still doesn't
q, crshadow the AL Sears band
which Is getting better all the
time For inlcr-racial unity. g Is
A Family" will he done IN a spec
ai Negro cast IN Harlem while
he original white company plays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Everyone
Entitled
To Meat

WASHINGTON. Feb. u (UP).
Infants, children and adults all
will be entitled TO the sam G
amount of meat when the meat
rationing program starts, probably
about March Is, an Office of Price
Administration spokesman said
today.
He explained that il would be
impossible to differentiate between
age groups because there are no
special ration books for children.
and said that il is a matter OF
giving babies and children full
rations or giving them none at all.
Meat rationing will be carried
out in much the same manner as
the canned goods rationing pro-
gram which starts March i, it was
pointed out.
Red stamps in War Ration Book
No. 2-to be distributed late this
be used for meat, blue
stamps in the same book for
canned goods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Find Man 'sBody
In Upset Room

State police are probing the
death of Henry Klobschenski, SIS, a
bachelor. whose body was found
today amid overturned furniture in
his pne-room home at It'll Grover
street, Romulus.
The head bore injuries w h C h
Sgt. Frank Walker of the Flat
Rock state police post said would
require an autopsy to determine
whether he had been beaten or had
been injured in fall against the
stove near which he lay. A ham,
mer handle bearing blood stains
was found near the body.
Reuben Wilson of 37511 Grand
River drive, Romulus, who works
with Klobschenski for a construc-
ton company, discovered the body
when he called TO take him to
work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

Youngsters 3 and | ! Light Out for Jobs TO Pay
Damage as Flames Scorch Furniture

If two firmly conscientious boys
one 10 and the other IL. show up
in any Detroit employment office
TO apply for jobs. the personnel di-
rector is asked to get in touch with
Ferndale police.
The boys, Harry Gould Jr.. and
ms younger brother, Jack. had a
little accident in their home at
1863 Leitch road. Ferndale, early
this morning.
In trying to light a lantern, they
apparently set fire 10 the dining
room table. When their father, A
war plant worker. got up at 6 a. m
he found the fire out. but table
tablecloth and two chairs scorched
He also found this note from the
boys:
I'VE won't he back until we've
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Robinson Signs
For LdMottd

Ray Robinson was signed today
TO meet Jake LaMotta in return
match in Olympia. February 26,
according to a telephone message
from Matchmaker Nick Londes at
Greenwood Lake. n. Y.
After signing Robinson, Londes
left for New York. where he an
ticipated no difficulty in signing
LaMotta
1t will be the third meeting be-
tween the pair; each won one.
II is understood the Pennsyl-
vania boxing board has withdrawn
objections to the February 20 date
since Robinson's bout with Jose
Basora in Philadelphia. set for
March /, has been set back one
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Roosevelt Addresses
Nation at $50 P. NJ.

WASHINGTON, Feb. II (INS)
President Roosevelt will make a
nationwide. Commute fireside
chat at $50 p. m. today Detroit
time). the White House an
nounced.
A White House spokesman
stated that the Presidents talk
would range from the Casablanca
conference with Prime Minister
Churchill TO domestic issues
and observance OF Lincoln's Birth
daV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Village Rejects Detroits Rubbish

Also halted at the intersection was DPW
gasoline truck dispatched to refue tractor at the
dumping grounds
Asserting that the DPW would abide by Linge-
mans decree, John Began DPW dumping grounds
superintendent said the department had been send
ing about 80 fve-on rubbish trucks to the village
daily since 1880.
81 thought we had convinced them we were
doing everything in our power to cooperate" DSR
President Samuel 7. Gilbert commented
He explained that the ODT prohibited the sys-
tenn from running buses parallel to the villages own
transit line.
We've given them a connection with their
own buses. Even without the ODT order, our lack
of equipment and operators would make il econOm-
ically unsOund for us to serve the village"
ELECT JUDGE FITZGERALD MARGARINE-rch with
ADV. protective Vitamin A--AdV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Wi|heImshdven
Gets 2-Tonners

LONDON, Feb u tUP).-Brit.
aims big bombers concentrated
their heavy raid on Wilhelms-
haven last night, dropping most OF
their weight of incendiaries and
two-ton block-busterS in the first
10 minutes of the attack, the air
ministry announced tonight.
II was the seventy-first raid on
Wilhelmshaven. one OF Germanys
most important U-boat and naval
bases.
at IL known that bombing
, raids have seriously reduced the
production Of submarines" the
air ministry said.
Royal Air Force planes were
out in daylight today, crossing and
recroSsing The channel. They
headed for France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

Turning back DPW trucks loaded with Detroit
rubbish, Adrian Lingeman, village president of st
Clair Shores, today issued an utimatum:
mo bus service, dumping grounds"
Disgruntled over DSR refusal to extend the
Harper line from Nine to Eleven-Mile road, Linge-
man vowed to end Detroits 11-year-old practice of
dumping sweepings along the shores of Lake ST.
Clair. >v>
Bolstered by his four-man police force, Linge-
man took his stand at Nine-Mile road and East JEFF
ferson avenue. As fast as the trash-filled trucks
appeared, they were sent back with a message:
"This will continue today, tomorrow and every
day unless we get bus service"
eff we can't have Detroits service, we don't
want its rubbish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Broadcast on Draft
1915 p. m. Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, Feb. II CUP).
-Selective Service Director Lewis
3. Hershey and War Manpower
Chief Paul V. McNutt will speak
on "Manpower and the Draft" in
an important broadcast tomorrow
night from 1918 to 10:45 over the
Blue network. the office of War
Information announced today.
They will discuss the draft status
of all American citizens, the an
nouncement said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Ceiling Pri1esSet
On Electric Heaters

WASHINGTON. Feb. II (UP).
The Office of Price Administra-
ton struck today at black market
transactions in new electrical port
able heaters by setting retail price
ceilings. :
The new ceiling prices are
Watts $50 and less, So: watts 600
10 799. S4 watts 800 and 999. IS;
watts 1000 and over, $6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
RUSSIANS SHELL
R0ST0v, kHARk0v
RonnneI
Reported
Wounded

LONDON, Feb. II QNS).-
Field Marshal Erwin Rommel,
commander of the Afrika Korps.
was wounded in recent heavy
American raid on the Tunisian
port of Gabes, the London Evening
Star said today.
The newspaper, which said its
information came from reliable
source" added that Rommel now
Is in hospital in Tunis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Hint ChurchiII-Finn Farley

STOCKHOLM, Feb. II (UP).-
Reports from HeIsinki said today
tkat Prime Minister Winsto n
Churchill met Baron Yrjoe Kos
kinen. Finnish minister 10 Turkey,
during his recent visit TO Turkey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Please HeLp---

The federal government is restricting the
amount of newsprint newspapers may use and
urges publishers to avoid waste. You can help
by purchasing your Detroit Times from the same
dealer or newspaper boy every day. This will
enable him to regulate his order, thus to supply
all regular customers and yet avoid the waste of
unsold copies. The war effort demands full
cooperation.
THE DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
.WLB Probes
Skilled Labor
Market Here

Operations or an extensive mar
ket in tool and die labor which
is slowly draining skilled men
from this area are being investi-
gated by the War Labor Board. il
was learned today.
Benjamin Aaron, WLB commits.
sioner in charge of tool and die
sterilization here. said he was in
vestigating at least 80 complaints
Of alleged lob piratfng brought e
his attention within the last few
weeks.
NAY FACE JAIL, FINE
y Also under investigation is a
reported brokerage system deal
ing exclusively in skilled tool and
die workers, obtained here TO work
in Ohio plants.
81 have not yet determined IL
any Of the practices are In yio-
lation OF the WLB order"
Aaron said. "If they are. per-
sons found guilty are subject
TO as much as one year In laIl
or a $4,000 fine"
CLAIM S1-HOUR PROFIT
Under a WLB directive issued
several months ago hourly rates
for tool makers in jobbing shops
were frozen at SITS an hour and
in captive shops at S1.60 an hour
in the Detroit area.
One of the cases reported "a
Aaron, il was learned. concerned
ia Detroit company which allegely
hired men here and then leased
them out TO an Ohio company al
rates much in excess of the order
The company repeatedly acted
ICnnfinned On NaNt Pare Col "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Allies Gain
Eight Miles
In Tuniisiid

LONDON. Feb. II CUP).-
Allied Commands and infantry
were reported to have driven Axis
troops back near Bizerte naval
base today, while the Eighth
Army, pushing ahead in lower
Tunisia. neared the town of Ben
iGardane. 20 miles from the from
tier.
tINS quoted Reuters cor
respondent as saying the Allies
FainedAeight miles.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

earned enough money TO pay for
the damage
The father isn't interested in
any d amage all he wants is
Harry and Jack back. The boys
are motherleSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Ndziis
Into Peri|ous
Triangle Trap.

MOSCOW, Feb. II fUP}.-Fcur
Russian columns today drove on
Kharkov. now within range of ar
tillery, and the Red army was
squeezing the Germans into q
small and perilous triangle north~
eats of Rostov,
CA BBC broadcast heard BY
United Press in New York said
Russian Iong-range guns already
were Smelling the outskirts Of
KhatiSov and that five of the
eight railroads radiating from
the city, had been cut by the
Soviets.
tBBC also reported that Red
army artillery was pounding
Rostov from the south while So
Wet troops were exploiting their
bridgehead across the Don and
were tanning out from Novo-
cherkassk.
"a later British broadcast
said that the Russians north of
Kursk are battling snowstorms
in a drive toward Orel, one q
the last Axis strongholds on
their winter line. The Russians
were reported to be 30 miles
from Oref.)
WHIP ELITE TROOPS
Russian troops routed power
full force of SIS. combat troops,
pick of the German army, in :
savage battle southeast of Khar-
kov and inflicted heavy losses.
Col. Gen. Nikolai F. vatutinS
southern column had advanced q
miles north from Lozovaya and
occupied Belaevka, so miles soue1,
of Kharkov. Other Soviet columns
were at Andreyevka, % milea
southeast of the Ukranian indus;
trial capital; at Chuguyev. 20 nib
south of the city, and at Belgor0d,
AZ miles to the north.
Prisoners taken In the swift Red
army advance, including men a.
the crack Reich Division, told R,&s-
sian intelligence officers that thax
had arrived at Kharkov from
France on January IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
In the Times TO-DAY

G. VI. MACARTHUR, DENTIST,
iii Griswold. over Kinsers.
Hours: SO. Sundays: l0-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
SENED RAIDED

Today's Allied headquarters COM
munique reported that rain and
snow were hampering ground OPP
creations on most of the Tunisian
front. Douglas light Boston bomb
ers, however, carried out raid on
Sened, p miles southwest of Max
nassy, and American-flown British
Spitfires and Bell Airacobras made
a sweep over enemy-held territory.
Fighting fiared up in the long,
quiet northern sector of Tunisia
when a British Midlands battalion
(1,0O0 mem advanced from the
south and British and French
Commands advanced from the
west to sweep Axis forces from
three or four strong points be-
tween the road west of Mateur
and the sea. Mateur is Is miles
southwest of Bizerte, the only
naval base the Axis has in Africa.
Ward Price, the London Daily
Mails correspondent. said each
strong point was held by a garri-
son of about 100 Italian Bersag-
lieri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
STRONG POINTS LOCATED

At dawn yesterday the advanc.
ing troops located the strong
points and signaled TO artillery ir
the rear. Twenty-Five Founders
and medium artillery opened UP
to smash the points.
The advancing Allies alSe were
reported TO have located the head.
quarters of an Italian company
and forced the Italians to fall
back a mile.
The British Eighth Army, plung.
ing westward through the Tu.
nissan marshlands below the Med.
iterranean, was reported unoffi.
cially to have penetrated S. mile:
into the French protectorate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

ELECT SHERMAN KELLY
CorrnQn Pleas Judge.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

Sec Picture on Page Four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
The Weather

The sun viii set at 1901 D. m. today
and rise tomoIbw ~ $50 a. m.
The moon N rise AZ :07 .. m. today.
and set tP~E<fl At 3;S4 .. M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
CLAIM sI-HoUR PROFIT

Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

REFLECT JUDGE FITZGERALD
ADV.