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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Plans
Scrap Drive
Rotorions Book
New Compoisn

UTICA-In the annual cleo
ton of officers at the Utica Ro-
tay Club Tuesday night, Leroy
Tyack was elected as president
for the ensuing year. DR.. Lloyd
r. Hirth, vice-president; secre-
tary, Henry Scheper; treasurer,
william Kiekbusch. E. A.
Schwarzkoff and Ray V. Gil
christ wee placed on the board.
Bob Silbar, of the War Pro-
duction Board, was present and
presented the matter of q high
pressure scrap drive. Joe Ernst,
Of Richmond, showed film OF
the men of Richmond busily at
work. That town really put it
over when on q given day all
business places closed and the
business men donated their time
and trucks on the collection.
1t was voted to put on a col
lection and arrangements are
being made for business places
to close. Notice of this will be
given later.
A. F Merrill, of Highland
Park, and Macy Watkins, Of Mt.
Clemens, were visitors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Tunisia
Continued from Page II

and French troops frightened
their squeeze on Rommel's cot
"a fin corner" and waves of Allied
warplanes nethodically blasted
the remaining AXIS airfield.
Officers at Allied headquar-
tiers said the enemy had lost
more than $50 planes in combat
alone since March 20. when the
British 9th Army opened IFS or
fensive against the Marelh line
an0 estimated that $50 more
Axis planes had been destroyed
on the ground.
u. S. Army Air forces head
quarters declared that Rommel
had suffered a gripping blow
through the destruction OF the
major supply port at Ferryviile,
near Bizerte, which was describ-
cd as "vital,y important TO the
flow of Axis supplies into North
Africa"
The entire Ferryvillc dock
area was pictured as "devastat-
cd by incessant bombing at
tacks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Obituaries
FRANK l.. HART

Funerals services for Frank L..
Hart, IS, of zoos Division street,
New Haven, Will be held from
The Congregational church there
Monday at . p. m, whit the Rev.
b. A. Warren officiating. Burial
viii be in Hart cemetery. Mr..
Hart, who died Wednesday fol-
lowing a protracted illness, was
born in Chesterfield township
and lived there until he moved
10 New Haven in 1918. Long ac-
tive in the Congregational
church and q former choir lead
or, Mr.. Hart was a highly re-
spccted resident of the commun-
ity. His first wife, the former
Gertrude Milton, died several
years ago. His second wife, Lulu
Halsey, survives as do two
daughters. Mrs. Flora Leonard
son and Mrs. Jessie Miller, both
of Mount Clemens, two grand
children and one sister, Mrs. En-
ma Luneer. The body. now al the
family home, Will lie in state at
the church for the hour i'm
mediately preceding fun e raj
services at .. IN. Monday. Final
arrangements are under the di-
rcction Of the VIII Funeral
Home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Pants
Continued from Page u


chemicals for waterproofing, or
any indication of careless, apa-
thetic workmanship among Hit
lers pants makers.
One thing is certain-the sea
raider who wore the pants did
plenty of sitting. They're we'll
worn aft, but there is nothing to
indicate whether this wear was
caused by concentrated study
at a periscope station or from
playing pinochle.
The pants now bear the paint
ed letters "p" and "W"-"Pris-
oner of War"-but otherwise
they show that their wearer was
fastidious gent They're a little
greasy and grimy, but there $
scarcely scratch or a tear ON
them.
But he definitely was pessi-
mist:
There's total of TWELVE
suSpender buttons, in addition
to pull-belt in the back!
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Merge (hi|!icoihe's
Two Newspapers
Morning. Evening,
Sunday Editions Joined

CHILLICOTHE, Ohio, April
is - Up - The consolidation Of
Chillicothe's morning, afternoon
and Sunday newspapers. effec-
tive April 19 was announced to-
day by Merritt c. Spcideh preSi-
dent of Chill.cothc Newspapers,
Inc.
The morning paper. the News
Advertiser, and the Sunday pub
LEGATION, The Ohioan, Will be
consolidated with the Gazette,
which will continue publishing
each evening, Monday through
Saturday, for the wars duration,
the announcement said.
The management said the
moev was prompted by chang
ing economic conditions due to
the war
The management said the
move was prompted by chang
ing economic conditions due to
the war
The Gazette is one Of the old
est newspapers west Of the Allie
gheny mountains. 1t was estab-
lished in 1900.
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s.. Peters
CONTINUED from Page II

Continued from Page II
Sacrament throughout the day
on Thursday.
Friday of Holy Week COM
I emorates the Passion and
Death Of our Lord and Savior.
The faithful viii be given the
opportunity Of adoring the
Blessed Sacrament all through
the morning The Mass Of the
Pre- Sanctified VIII begin at
1890 pm. and will De followed
by the Way of the Cross. In
tho eve ing the Holy Name So
ciety will lead in the making of
the Private Way of the Cross.
Services on Holy Saturday
will begin at z am. with the
blessing Of the aster Candle
and the BaptlSmal Water. The
Mass will bc celebrated at 3
o'clock.
The Resurrection Of Our Lord
Will be solcmnly commemorate
ed at the followin ~ours on
Easter Sunday 6. 8, 9: Is, a
Hig Mass and Bcnediction of
the Most Blessed Sacrament at
1890 The last OF the joyous
Easter services Will take place
at II noon.
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(onfirmands

Continued from Page IL
firmed at Zion Evangelical by
Rev. Jacob Whitman:
Lois Vierk, Marcia Klcino,
Gunhilda Isenbcrg, Rosemary
Stark, Gloria Burk. Gladys Ker-
ner. Barbara Tough, Evelyn
Rocker, Bertha Blohm, Beverly
Hamon, Marilyn Hetzel. Dolores
Klockow, Beverly Nam W,
Gloria Hohf.
Edna Kolp. Evelyn Coulon,
Barbara Hetzel, Evelyn Wiltse
Erwin Eschenburs, Earl Blohm,
William Gcttgen, Harry Eschen-
burg, Theodore Isenberg, Kent
Schwandt, Arthur Durre, Ar
thur Eschenburg
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
New Haven

Confirmation services Will be
held Sunday at st. Johns Luth-
eran Church when a class OF
eleven boys and girls will be
confirmed by their pastor, the
Rev. F. w. Bublitz The class
includes Howard Adds, Marie
Froh. Roy Kinch, Edward
Kuehn, William Rang, Melvin
Redlawsk, Milton Redlawsk,
Dolores Schroeder, Loren Stearn,
Gerald Verschure and Marilyn
Wuestenburg.
An Easter pageant will be pre-
sented at the Congregational
Church Palm Sunday evening at
eight o'clock. The pageant is be-
ing directed by Jarvis Wotring
Union Holy Week services Will
be held Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Methodist
church and on Thursday evening
and Good Friday at the Congrc-
gational church. Rev Carl +.
Oswald and Rev. B. A. Warren
will conduct these services.
Several members and their
wives of the New Haven Rotary
Club attended the l53rd District
Convention held at the Detroit
Country Club in Crosse Pointe
Monday evening. They included
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert I. Will, Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Tesch. MIR. and
Mrs. George Nicely, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. w. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Oemig, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Rasmussen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frances Furton attended
both Sunday and Monday ses-
sions.
Pvt. Raymond Liebzeit of
Chicago, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Liebzeit.
Saturday visitors at the home
of Herman Kesner were Mr. and
Mrs. John Stock OF Mount
Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Case in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Recount
Continued from Page ~

The township board ruled that
heavy votes cast in precincts 4
and 6 cannot be recounted be-
cause of alleged irregularities.
The board claimed ballots were
not properly sealed and pack
ages not properly wrapped by
election workers.
The delay until Wednesday
came after state and township
ballots i'm precincts 5 and z
were found in the same ballot
box. Because of the possibility
of a recount in the supreme
court justice race, officials must
wait until the possibility Of a
recount for that office has van
ished.
The Republicans petitioned
for recount Of precincts 4, 5, 6
and 7 while the Democrats asked
a recount of precincts /, 2 and g.
Hugh Neale, attorney for the
Republicans. said that litigation
is possible 20 force a recount in
precincts 4 and 6.
Republicans asking the re-
count are: William Strich, de-
teated by Supervisor Earl Tall
man, by 53 votes; Ark Moss, who
lost to James Ryan, for long
term justice by l6 votes; Clar-
ence Crydeman defeated by AL
fred Maletta by seven votes for
constable and Robert Jennings,
loser to Frank Zagaiska for
short term, justice, by SIS years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
u Conyitis
Make Getaway
Flee Georgia M
Stote Prison

REIDSVILLE, Ga, April Is
49, up 49, Led by two motor
ious George escape artists,
% prisoners described by the
warden as the worst we got, y
escaped from Tattnall Sta te
Prison early today after over
towering three unarmed guards.
Warden II r. DuVall said
three of the prisoners jumped on
guards b. G.. Morrison, w. +.
Overstreet, and n NJ Spivcy,
locked them i'm a cell. took the
prison keys and unlocked the
front gate.
After taking the guards keys
they dismantled the prison telc-
phone switchboard and pulled a
switch which plunged the prison
into darkness.
They stole two prison trucks
and car belonging to Morrison
and fled. The alarm was given
a short time later, the warden
said, when one Of the prisoners
left the group and surrendered
TO officers in Reidsville.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
INFANT JENNETT

James Harold Jennett, one
day-old son of Mir. and Mrs
Harold Jcnnctt OF Harrison
township. died last night at st,
Joscph's hospital
Also surviving are brother
Charles. and the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron B Jennctt
and MIR. and Mrs. Charles Chris
tan, all of Mount Clemens. Serv-
ices were held at > 30 p m. to-
day from the d y. Cooley Flu
neral Home with Rev Alfred
Landon officiating Burial was in
Clinton Grove Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Pacific
Continued from Page II

Continued from Page II
bar Islands. At Kavieng, New
Ireland, a reconnaissance bomb
er shot three Japanese planes
out Of combat in a running fight
with 10 fighters and then escap-
ed in cloud cover.
Eleven low-level bombing and
strafing attacks were made on
Japanese positions in Buigap
Creek near Dubo, New Guinea.
and similar raids were directed
against Trancan Island in the
Tanimbar group and the village
of Ossu on Timor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Donors
Continued from Page One

mittee, today was highly lauded
by Red Cross officials .for the
splendid manner in which re-
cruiting of donors was handled.
The Lions club paid all expenses
of the clinic including costs Of
providing lunches to donors and
staff members. The Richmond
Canteen Corps actually served
the lunches while two trained
nurses were provided, four First
Aid workers and Mrs. Leon
Meyer, Nurses Aide. worked
throughout the day.
The prior high for a ne-day
blood bank in Macomb county
was established in Mount Glenn
ems with a total of III donors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
Must Leave His Wife
Alone or Enter Cell

James Waffell. 33, formerly
of 1881 Continental avenue, Van
Dyke, today was under orders
from Justice Frank Z. Jeanette
TO stay away from his wife, Lu-
ellie, or serve 90-day Jail sem
tence.
Waffell also was placed on
six months probation after he
pleaded guilty to assault and
battery on complaint of the wife.
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Union

Continued from Page II
Presbyterians and Baptists will
hold a two hour union service
starting at ! pm. in the Meth
odst church.
Episcopalians will hold
three hour service in their own
church from noon until 3 pm
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16

The electricity used in making
a single ton of armor plate
would light an average home for
Is months.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16

The first military unit known
as the Rangers served under
Robert Rogers in the French and
Indian War.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
MERCHANTS COMMITTEE

Recruiting Agent, A. W. Ha-
meister; Gallants-- John A.
Schleuntz, r. +. Boyer, Edward
Miller, j. 3. Watman, Elsie Klo-
chow, Elmer Luth. A E. Schun-
kc Isaac Barnett, William Noel
Ter.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16

Offers and sea lions. among
the finest Of all divers and
swimmers, have TO teach the art
TO their Young.
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War Bonds
(COntinued from PAGE ~

'>O"sAhuSN iiOiii axe -
is-NGGW, also reached her quo
Ia.
Other gallsnts arc: ,ss.s
OPTIMIST CLUB
Recruiting Agent-Al Bell
man: This club has developed a
plan where each Gallant has an
assistant, each two men respon-
sible for the sale of 1000 in
"E' Bonds:
Walter Hccht, Lester Schmidt,
Nathan Gray, Stanley Cady, AL
bert Bellman, Theron Pomeroy,
Henry Brinkman, Leon Mandel,
Lex Shaw, Frank Van Duscn.
AsSistantS-Howarc JarchoW,
John Kraft, Albert Schunke, Jr.,
Lyle Hackett. Bernard Ballen-
tine, Stanley Worthington, Har-
~ Provost, George Baughman,
Otto Wisner, Raymond Schich-
tel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16

Monkeys have no face muscles
with which they can smile.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16

Mayonnaise is sold in tubes,
like toothpaste, in Sweden.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-04-16
B'NAI BIRTH AND WOMEN S
ORGANIZATIONS


Recruiting Agent, Sam j. Le-
vine. Rebecca Ginsburg, Jacob
Fcldman, Beatrice Rosenblatt,
Louis Davis, Ave Chatham, DR..
s. j. Levine. Sam Ginsburg,
Louis Zeve, Mrs. Freda Mador-
sky, Mrs. Devora Litvin, Mrs.
Helen Libcrman, Mis-. Anna Cor
denker.
TRINITY MEMS CLUB AND
LUTHERAN FRA TERNITIES
OF AMERICA-LODGE NO 30
Recruiting Agcnts-R. w. Eek
ert NJ. A Baarck.
MOUNT CLEMENS SCHOOLS
Chairman-R. II. Beal; Margaret
Carter.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Recruiting Agent-Bob Wright.
KIWANIS CLUB-Rccruiting
Agent - Otto Nickel; Walter
Fenton. Ray Callens, Henry Try
loft, Harry Malbin, Lawrence
Schott. William Miller, William
f. Kochlcr, Alton Noe, John
Brcitmever, c. II. r. MacKen-
zie, c. w KonStanzer, Fred Ken
drick, Paul Schanher, Joseph
Cody. Francis Goodar.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS -
Recruiting Agent - Ivan john
ston, Lawrence Oehmkc, Levi
Yerks. Fred Blanchard, Clar-
cncc Wilson, Leo Lcighthauser,
G. Stuart DeMott. George Nc
Coy.
HIGH TWELVE - Recruiting
Agent-Jacob Ullrich; Dr. Jos.
NJ Croman, Jr., Ernest Copeland,
John II. Ahrens, Clyde Denni-
son, Wallace Gerlach, DR.. Camp
bell A. Ward, Neil f. Reid, Macy
Watkins Milo Warner, Chas. A.
Wildt, John Vice, j. II. Ullrich,
Paul S. Hirt, Hugh c. Whiting,
DR.. Peter Vladeff, Ralph Ran
dolph.
LIONS Gil B - Recruiting
Agent-William Floore; Stewart
Geern. Capt. d. B. Allen, Carl
Brandenburg, II | d Charlie
neau, Roland LaPointc, +. Meitz,
Fred Miller, Nick Papajohn,
Donald Parent. DR.. Rufus Reit-
eel, Malcolm Trombley, CASTOR
Teck, Dan Lesperance, Capt,
Clarence Breitmeyer, M. r. An
derson. Stanley Holmes, DR..
Harvey Millar. Joseph Miller,
Charles Petch, Thomas Place,
Martin Schwartz. Judge Joseph
Trombly, Jack bennington.
ROTARY CLUB Recruiting
Agent-Arch Richards; Duncan
Hubbard. Harry Donaldson, Earl
Dedenbach, Ross AFFORD, Phil
Whiting. Charles Doll, Sr., DR..
George Moore, William Kelly,
Amedle Mellier, Emory Nunne-
ley, Oscar Watts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
The Times Daily Crossword Puzzle

HORIZONTAL
lis n.
5-AsFna,!ys votes
e-Flnlai
I2--pTowsiest
14-Narrow inlet.
tS-A ray.
1s-Running away
1S--Femiuine name.
2o-single unit
2i--Toward.
22-E1clamAtion.
2t-Ifallau coin.
2s--Consurne
2s-House addition
5O--supports
52-whst italian city wa built on
seven hills?
35-AmAteur.
Silent -dwelier.
3s-iamprey.
sO-Fear
t2-Turkish leaders
if-Tantslum ,sym.).
4j-MergAnser
i7-Whst mountain, separate Germans
from itAly7
4a-Mals nickname
5i-Whst Greciau ses.ort lies on the
north shore ~ the Aegean sea
So iEhop hsao8ress.
Made clothes.
5e-Saefc
determination
Gi-Nthouf train.
E4-ONsfrse
s4-ssssions hele by justices
s5--Dsrg.
NFRiiC At
WIS a~t~s according % me
Bible spoke 70 Ba.asu
Kind
3-Mssfnvs
z-ErFtls
5-Jgnblsd typs.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

Eel enigma de IL fealdad
IT'D no 10 has descifrado. T0
no sabes p0r que Ell Senior,
dueno de los liriOs del CAM
po, c0nsiente que Ia cule-
bra vaya entire los lirios. 81
Ia deja atravesar sobre los
musgos p~erfumados En- To-
fec Ia materia esta pade-
.ciendo: so he escuchad0 su.
gemido. Mira Sd dolor u
|amalo.
Anna a ID arana p0rque no
tene como la rosa Ia EXPIRE
sion dc la dicha IN no alegra
los ojos que Ia miriam.
Amala porque es, como
e escarabajo, como q gusa-
no de Ia TERRA, an anhelo
malogrado de ammonia, una
ansia no escuchada de per-
fecci6n.
Son como algunOs de fus
dias, mezQuinos i vulgares
9 pesar de tf mism0.
Amalos tambien porque
no tie recuerdan a Di0s. ni
los semblantes cue has anna
do, como e los recuerda una
azucena, Y por este mismo
no albanian 4 inspirarte
amor.
Ten piedad de ellos que
buscan a~vidamente, doloro-
samente, q belleza que 10
trajeron " d ID cual aspira
TODD 10 inanimado.
Ia arana ventrUda, en- su
tela leve, suena con Ia idea
lidad, y Ell escarabajO &c.
ga el rocio sobre sd dorso
para que Ii finja, siuuiera
unos Instances, con luz. un
resplandor.
AMADO Il
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
Giraud Tiene Mano
Libre en Ia Direction
Del Ejsrcito

ARGEL, New 15.-El gene.
raj Henry Ciraud present6 su re-
nuncia Is semana pasada como
iefe del ej6reito; pero 81 general
De CaulIe Sc IA deyolvi6. con.
cedi6ndole amplios poderes para
dirigir los asuntos militares de
Francia.
Giraud, que tiene miembros de
sd famiIia encarcelados por las
autoridades de Vichy J u Ces-
tapo, Sc disgust6 por haberse SUI
puesto de que a6n mantenia re-
laciones directas con Vichy.
Muchos miembros del Comit6
De Liberation desean apurgar
4 oficiales del ej6reito i quienes
Giraud viene p~rotegiendo.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
Muy Mejorada Ia
Scnora Jimfnez
de POcheco

Eat6 We 81 Was De resta0ie'
eimiento, aeg6n Sc nos informa
IS dIstineuida dana Consuelo j.
mtnez de Pacheco, esposa q
uubslro eatlmado amigo Baltasar
Rachoco.
Conlinda recluida ca "a clini.
Is del Dr. Trelles, siendo proba-
ble que en esta semana e j.
tfaslade 4 81 domicillo. 1906 AZ
ID calle Lamar, en Tampa Heights.
Mnchas personals de Ia amistad
de Iaa familian Jlm6nez y Pache-
IS s. intefcsan diariamente por
Ia saIud de u enferma.
Muy ginceros votos hacem0s
por au salud.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
Ell DERECHO DE
A "MINORIAS"

Las "minorias'' ilsnen derecho
aqui J e. otrps pattea i enc ~
ritima representnei6n sn Ia vida
pdbliea.
Bnjo a adminiatrAci6n del o.
ealde chaneey ae habia dado q 4
eolonia latina Fl "a por eienso Dc
los empleos y trabaios manieipa-
lss. Tensmos IN nuevo slealde,
que euenta con numoroaos ami-
COS espaholes, eubanos . italia
aos
xSe arrebatnr6n a II ''minoria''
latina" las posieiones logradaa
bajo una conception dsmoerkti.
"a az IA politiea norsenmericana7
Numerosos bomberos de origen
eapahol, eubano . italiano ban
lido dsspsdidos "a. xserkn reem-
plazados cor eiudadanos del mis-
no orisen3
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

Doe Maeftos Dies Heridos.
Los Bombsres - siese Estaeio-
nes Doninaron las Llamas

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, Nov.
15.-En IN incendio ocurrido en-
Ell hotel Morris, de esta ciudad,
perdieron IA vida dos personals y
diez sufrieron heridas J quemadu-
ras.
Los bomberos de siete estacio-
mes dominaron las llamas, lue-
90 de dos horas de lucha con 81
voraz elemento,
Los cuerpos de las vietimas han
sido identificados J Sc nombran
jerome NJ. Cohen, IN ioyero To-
cal, y c. B. Kinnon, empleado
de an salon de bilIares. Murieron
asfixiados por el hume que lle-
no Ia habitaci6n donde estaban.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
DEsoRnENEs
Visne a = Primsra pa.
NY EobIerno del LIhann

Viene a. 4 Primsra P;.
del gobierno del Libano.
HabIando aver con ID,
dlataa americanos en- d < ss''a-
Italia. ii mariscaI Badoor. e
nifest6 que renunciara Il n.. ~
deneia del consejo de mini.s-
tan pronto como 81 gObisrno I.
liano Ne establezca de- npsv.
Roma. =
Los partidos pOliticos it.r.
mos Sc niegan a colaborar eor /,
gabinete del mariscal e insistar
u abdicaei6n del reg.
Confirm6 Badoglio Ia neeativ.
del conde sforza q unirse ! 4
gobierno bajo eI presente rev !.
quien considera contaminado !.
fascismo.
Los alemanes desembarcaror
nuevas tropas en- IL isla de l..
ros. en- 81 Dodecaneso, ' Sc pro.
ponen tomarla sin reparar en- b.
jas. la operation del enemigO ha
servido para separar a las fuer-
zas angloitalianas del norte de la,
que hay en- u parte sur.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

81 EnamIga Is laa canaa

El Enemigo de las Canae
Ao Sic sienta a~pe4arado por esos
cAnas. Luzca diez amos mas ioven
ho pierda g oportunidad de IS.
Vida + = felicidad misma. Use
IHAHlI s So eabello tendrk esa
apnnencia dc iaventud. TINTIl
60 eonltene nitrate de plata y su
preeio IS eeon6mieo. Pidalo a Sd
bosca . g 10 y teltfono namero
Ht86A Para pedidos a ID agencias
4. q. Boz $500. Tampa, Florida.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
Los soLDADos

(viene ds II Primera P<gina)
de- choone. llegaron hoy d Che
poyichi, lb miliaa por 81 suraste
az Korosten Y ayanaan por Il oes.
te de zhitomlr.
~ avanee de estas divisiones
De realisa en proportion minlma
de dIez mlllaa por DE.
PerEguen s loa nazis on rati
rada, les aynnzadas del general
Vatusin. ecmpaestaa por tanQuea
eaballeria y brigadas motoriza
das.
Ia nala official del mando rojo
rs caantt de Ian nuevas Victories
v asfees cue fuerou nberados &
min cisiles que los na2is habian
erupndo para ilevarlos como
ohfefoe eeclavos.
Iodos los contraokaQuea de- los
alenanea 81 81 flnneo izquiefdo
han sido repelldos.
Euriom q II batalla en II Crl-
maa. PIE d sector a0bre ID clu.
dad Ga kiev, Il al2reito roio pre-.
aiona constanGemente 81 sur de
Reehitaa. impulaando 4 les ale
names haela Ios pantanos a. Pri-
pet, u enuanchando Ii eabeza de
puente ii oeate del Dnieper.
Enlre las poblaciones roeaptu.
radas s. mencionan BrusiIov.
K1rnin, Unin. Khaney, Kukhary.
1afudye. Makalevlchl, veprin,
MeEhlrichka. Vysheyichi. Velikaya
Raeha, Klehliri Glinenka. Manei.
81. Noitashevka j variaa esta-
clones ferropiariaa
Las unidades movies cruzaron.
b rio Teterev q hieieron nume
roses pfiaioneroa
Al sur de Rechitsa ia Ia des-
lruyeron 81 enemigo doce baterias.
de cahones de campaha, cinco.
tnnquea, dos cahones de impulse
promo u varios mogteroa.
En- nm sector intentaron los
nazIs, apoyados por tanQoes y
aftllesia, contener e avance So.
loi pero tuvleron cue retirarse
Aaego DC aufrir numorosas haiae.
Photos de aViaei6n de Ia Es
euadra Roia hundieron an tfans
porte aleman de NH toneiadas i
una nequeha embarcaci6n.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

NEW YORK CITY Concerned
with tss problems 81 parents in
wartime. tAe sixth @nnual &ekaer
parenthood Week. October 26th -
91e& osknra concrete suggestions
ko3 solving many family and come
munikv difficulties. Photo shows
George II. Hechk Publisher 81 Par.
ents Magazine and Chairman oE
the Better Parenthood COMMITTEES.
WAC announces these five obiec.
hvess f1l rs mobilize The families
az America fox whoieheartcd civil.
ian cooperation ii The war effort
f2l mo stress wholesome family
relationships as mora builders
and to aeauaint parents with means
o1 help ava6labe 80 them in rearing
their chlldren 4fa) Io. encourage
the establishment o4 day care Gene
ters Ger Young children 81 Workins
mothers and after school sCperyl-
sion al school age cailarens (} 1e
prevent juvenile delinquency by
providing recEeaNorAl facilities tot
youth is every community (o1 10
support al efforts m behalf cH
maternal and child health. better
schools and vocational training ana
friendlicr relations between people
Of different origins and beliefs.