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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Allies Gain
On 65-Mi|e
Arc in Sicily
Axis Army Collapse
Expected in Few Days
Despite Fierce Fight

ALLIED HQ, y. Africa, Aug.
B tUP)-Allied troops plunged
through rugged and roadless
Eastern Sicily today in a general
advance all along the 65-mile
Axis defensive arc. crushing stiff
fened resistance and showing
Italo-Cerman defenders deeper
into the island northeastern cor.
ner.
prime Minister Churchill
told Commons that L. S. troops
had entered the vital road Hne-
ton Of Troina, II miles east Of
Nicosia and only L miles west
Of the Mt. Etna road, yesterday
while Canadian forces captured
Regalbuto, 10 miles south Of
Troina. and the British Eighth
Army seized Centuripe, six miles
farther southeast and 20 miles
west of Catania.
FIERCEST LAND FIGHTING
The British advance up the
east coast road, continues IN
the face of extensive enemy
demolItionS Churchill said.
Military observers in London
said the pace Of the Allied adj
vance threatened 10 overwhelm
all ANS resistance in Sicily
within the next few days.
In the air British WelllngtonS
look over the offensive against
Italys big supply and reinforce
nent port Of Naples. blasting its
locks, railway yards. harbor in
'tallationS with hundreds Of block
busters. while medium and fighter
)ombcrS Strafed and bombed troop
concentrations and supply roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
NEW CLASS PLANNED

As state officials began drain
ing the pool of possible draftees
before taking fathers II was an
nounCcd that local boards have
begun reclaSSification of all men
temporarily classified in AZ but
m FOG limited service They Will
be- put IN a class known As l-AtLl.
Myers said all boards have been
asked 10 complete this reclasSlfi-
cation by Aug, -. Induction Of
these men, he said, probably will
begin some time before the end
of the month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
The Weather
HOIRIY TINTIRATIRIS

The sgn vHf So A. SIS 3 m today.
and rise tomorrow a. sac a m
Tho moon viii SGT A. 10 ~ % m today
and rise tomorrow a. % A. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
WHO WILL ESCAPE

Fathers viii be drafted only
10 meet monthly quotas and de-
lerment will be based only on
what family heads are doing for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
SwIMS TOWARD DETROIT

The guard said he started
chase and when The man failed
10 stop, he fired shot The Sis
pect however jumped INTO the
river and started swimming to-
ward the Detroit shore.
Detroit and Wayne County po-
lice reinforced by l.. $. coast
guardsmen and Canadian officials.
patrolled the river until daylight
but failed TO find any trace of the
swimmer
Canadian officials said that
krug was familiar with the road
between Toronto and Windsor be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
Illusions
Close In
On OreI

MOSCOW, Aug. 3 CUP)-Front
line dispatches said today the
decisive" battle for Orel had be-
gun and that the Red army was
mopping up the last German
strong points northeast and north
west of the city.
Three weeks 10 the day after
the Russians stormed the German
salient around Orel in their first
summer offensive Of the war, mill
tary quarters said the capture of
the keystone base now was a fore
gone conclusion.
After a few DAYS of relative re-
taxation for regrouping Of forces.
the fighting hlazed up 10 a new
peak of intensity as the slowly but
steadily advancing Red army
shock units pulverized one Ger
man strong point after another.
THREE THRUSTs
Russian columns were closing
against Orel from three main
directions - northwest, east and
southland had narrowed consid-
erably the westward corridor be-
tween the points Of the assault
arc hugging the city.
The army organ Red Star said
the fierceSt struggle was going on
north Of Orel. where the Red
army, intenslfying it's attacks.
drove the Germans from several
vital defense positions and occu-
pied dozens of communities.
Formidable German forces were
stationed below Bolkhov. captured
bastion 80 miles north Of Orel, in
a dense network of defenSes.
They bitterly resisted Russian
efforts 10 seize the BulkhoV-Orel
and Bolkhov-Karachev highways.
GERMANS FALL BACK
The Germans threw all avail
able reserves into counter-blows
but finally Welded 10 the Red
army pressure and fell back south
eastward.
1t was in that region that
the Russians took Znamenskoye.
where Red Star said the attack
was so unexpected and powerful
that the Germans abandoned guam
titles Of vehicles and munitions
in their flight
The fall of Znamenskoye. 81
miles northwest Of Orel. opened
a wide gap in the German de-
lenses and barred the outskirts of
the city itself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Last nights raid ran I'D the
total number Of attacks on Ham,
burg in the past 10 days to nine
and the number since the start of
the war TO LOT. Between 5000
and 5000 tons of bombs were be-
lleved to have been dropped in
the last nine raids alone.
The fate of Hamburg has spread
panic among inhabitants of other
important German Industrial
-clties.-S~edish reports said, and
the exodus of refugees from these
we're said to number in the mil.
lions
Tens Of thousands are fleeing
Berlin. II was said. and those re-
naming IN the German capital
we're reported feverishly digging
trench shelters in the public
parks.
NEW FIRES REPORTED
Returning crews reported new
fires set by tens If thousands Of
lncendiaries and high EXPLOSIVES
bombs ranging up 10 four-ton
super block busters.
Reconnaissance photo graphs
and reports reaching neutral
countries indicated that much OF
Hamburg already was a ghost
city with whole blocks only
heaps Of twisted steel and broken
bricks and mortar
The Nazl Danish radio was
heard broadcasting THAT the flow
OF refugees from Hamburg. once
GermanyS biggest port with a
population Of 1861. 200. reSembled
that Of French civilians who
clQgged the roads In advance Of
German armies In 1910.
The nervous tension IN Official
circles in Berlin over The Allied
aerial offensive vas reflected IN
The invoking of stringent meas
ureS on two Swedish correspon-
dents who cabled detailed reports
Of the raid precautions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
NOT A HOUSE ESCAPES

The Stockholm Aftontidningen
placed raid casualties at s.347
killed, 1861 wounded and 3514
missing Altogether 80 Industrial
buildings and 1858 residences
have been destroyed and STA
houses badly damaged. II said
Not a house in Hamburg es.
capped some damage. according 10
the newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
FIRES STILL BURNING

European reports Indicated that
fires still were burning in Ham
burg from last weeks eight Anglo
American attacks in 40 hours
when ] aSt nights formations
roared in for new Thunderbolt
Saturation attack.
The Stockholm newspaper Az
tonbladet quoted a seaman lust
returned to Goteborg from Ham
burg that the city had been
practically abandoned. Business
was paralyzed. he said. and even
the public food stations were I'M
able 70 provide bite OF food or
a glass Of water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
DROWNING THEORY CITED

One belief expressed today was
that krug may have been drowned
by fellow German prisoners while
swimming in a large fenced-in
pond at the Gravenhurst. Ont. Of
ficers' prison camp for his double
cross Of Stephan.
Canadian officials said he NAV
have fed 10 Windsor about 300
miles from the prison camp-and
attempted 10 swim the Detroit
River.
This theory was backed by
report Of an Ambassador Bridge
guard who said he saw man on
bridge property clad only in swim
ming trunks and a white shirt at
3 a m. TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03
F fer F lees
During Swim
|nCdn1p Pool
Vanishes MysteriousIy
as Canadian Guards
Watch Him in Water

As Canadian and United States
authorities pressed an interna-
tional manhunt. two theories were
advanced today concerning the
whereabout OF Hans Peter Krug,
Nszi oberluetnant, who made his
second disappearance yesterday
from Canadian prison camp.
krug's first escape in the spring
OF 1912 ended in his arrest at
San Antonio. Tex. and the subse-
quent conviction of Max Stephan.
Detroit tavern keeper, on a trea-
son charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-03

Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

victory at the earliest possible
moment and 10 reconsecrate
themselves To the greatest
effort"
Yesterday in proclamation
issued by Mayor JefTies, Detroit
ers were called upon 10 observe
the second anniversary OF the Jap
ATTACK on Pearl IIarbor with a
nSnnrip or gifences anu. prayer
commencing at 2;25' p. m3 Detroit
time. equivalent To 7 SO ~ m.
Hawaiian tune. when the first
bombs blasted the harbor on &
quiet Sunday morning.
City flags will fly at half staff
on this day in tribute 10 American
fighting men who gave their lives
two years ago this Dec : and il
honor Of those who have died anC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
9th SeiZeS ; Towns
I'm Advance OH Rome

ALGIERS. Dec. l GNS)-
Troops of the British Eighth
Army were reported today to
have dashed out in furious pew
assaults which carried them for
ward as much as five miles and
yielded them three more villages.
The AlgierS radio declared that
the TommieS, expanding their
formidable bridgehead across the
turbulent Sangro River, occupied
the towns of Lanciano. Castel di
Frentano and CaSoli in a thrust
which pushed the Nazis from
strong defensive positions.
Casoli is FIVE miles north OF
BritiSh-held Arch al a point some
ID miles inland from the AdriatiC
coast Lanciano is five and a
half miles north of the Sangro
and three miles north OF captured
Mozzangrogna. Castel di Frentano
is five miles east OF that latter
town. All three villages are inn
portant communication, centerS.
Enemy resistance continued 10
be extremely strong, aided by
enemy mines and wire entancle-
mentS.
Gen. EiSenhower's communicate
said that Gen. Montgomery'S vet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

eran troops were causing the on
envy very heavy casualties. "
In making Continued progress,
the Eighth Army beat off heavy
counterattackS.
The Allied Fifth Army. under
command of 1t. Gen. Clark, adj
vanced in several sectors on the
Mediterranean end of the trans
Italy battle line.
Two British deStrOyerS en-
ployed their heavy guns to help
the Eighth Army tuesday night
in the Sangro Riv& area, where
Montgomery's men Established an
Overwhelming oriEgehead after
crossing the SwolI/n stream in the
face Of furious resistance.
Montgomery received air sup
port from nine waves OF light
homberS and formations Of Sc
fighters and fightcr-bomberS that
blasted guns. fertilization S.
treHrhes transport and troops
In some Instances the Allied
airmen bombed the enemy a Scant
500 vd"dS ahead of Montgomery S
advancing troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
SECRET QUESTIONING

The warrant charging him with
perjury revealed a series of secret
gran Jury questions, the answers
TO which disclosed Hemans. had
Paid Dombrowski first $50 and
Te,ttf sr@tV rUf - : vOte against trle
anti-Chain banking bill.
Though Hemans' name did not
appear in the warrant, the court
referred 10 him by name and left
no doubt that il was he TO whom
Dombrowski's periured testimony
referred.
Hemans is now A major in the
army'S provost marShal'S office in
Washington.
Late yesterday, DombrowSki
appeared in the office of Judge
Leland w. Carr, who is conduct
ing the grand jury to repudiate
his testimony. He said he had lied
to put a stop to the grilling he
had undergone AT the hands Of
investigators.
After comforting with Atty.
Gen. Herbert J. RuShton. Judge
Carr decided TO issue the perjury
rrant at once. Judge Carr said
Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
us. B0MbERS
! LAST Fl Jun
State to Mark
Dec. z HnfaImy
BY MARGARET DAILY

Endorsing the Pearl Harbor Day program spon
sored by The Detroit Times, Gov. Kelly today Sc
Dec as the day for school children Throughout
Michigan to take part in patriotic exercises, tina
the Infamous attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japa
nese will never be forgotten.
"In conference with Superintendent of Public In
strucOn Eugene b. Elliott today the governor said 't
agreed that Dec. = Pearl Harbor Day. proper
day in which TO rededicate ourselves to the task which
lies ahead-total victory Japan.
Michigan State College has set aside time that
day to honor the memory of her students who gave their
lives during the Jap sneak attack Pearl HarbOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Wor|dAWaits
Allied Big 4
War Report

NEW YORK. Dec. l (UP)
American and other Allied
short wave radio stations
said today that President
Roosevelt, Prim e Minister
Churchill and Generalissimo
Chang were en- route to meet
Premier Stain after a long
three power conference at
Cairo.
Although American broadcasts
said the next meeting place was
unknown" the Free Belgian
radio at Leopoldville said the four
heads of state would confer in
Iran PERSIA.
Most broadcasts agreed that a
communique covering al least the
Roosevelt-C hurchill-Chiang meet
ing would be issued this week.
Almost all the boadcasts re-
ported the meetings without
qualification and said they were
announced in a dispatch car
ried by the British news agency
Reuters from Lisbon. Portugal,
An American broadcast 10
France said that all communica-
tons between Cairo and the out
side world were cut during the
conference of Mr.. Roosevelt,
Churchill and Chang
Mr.. Roosevelt and Chang. who
"a as arcomnanied- .e2ap.- Nine
CniaAg flew IN Egypt. ana
Churchill arrived by ship, the
broadcast said. =
Although his agency relayed
the report through American
short wave broadcaStS. owl Dr.
rector Elmer Davis denounced
Reuters British News Agency
for distributing dispatch re-
porting the three and four-power
meetings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

arc dying now on many battle
fronts throughout the world.
MEMORIAL PROGRAM
To honor further American
heroes, a memorial program will
be hello. on the city hall plaza
Tuesday, Dec. Z, from 2:15 to
,Aneng ne many patriotic or
Plantations switch will take part
in the services will be Boy and
Girl Scouts. the Veterans of For
eign Wars. the American Legion
and the AWVS. Army, navy and
WAC representatives also will bc
present
The Pearl Harbor Day program
is heartily endorsed by church
groups throughout the city. Sun.
day Dec. ), being designated a:
/ Freedom of Worship Sunday with
special prayers and memorial
recognition called for in Detroit
churches.
r. r. Brumbaugh, executive
secretary of the Detroit Council
of Churches, praised the memo.
rial services sponsored by the
Times and called on churchmer
throughout the city 10 participate
in the program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
.DonnbroWski
Imprisoned
As Perjjurer
Time. Photo
BY Don GARDNER
Times staff Correspondent

LANSING. Dec / COnfesSing
he had given false grand Jury
testimony naming former L. OF NJ.
Regent Charles r Hemans as a
payon man for banking interests
in 1871 Rep. Stanley J. Dom
hrowSki, A. OF Detroit. today
began a three and one-half TO Is
year sentence in prison for per-
Jury.
DombrowSki, a veteran Of four
terms in the Legislature 10 which
he was elected on the Democratic
ticket, was near collapse in the
lngham County jail at Mason as
he awaited transfer 10 Jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Army Returns 10000
A Month 10 Civil Life

WASHINGTON. Dec. QNSl
The War Manpower Commission
revealed today that 10000 men
are being released monthly by the
armed services for return 10
civilian life.
The figure includes $4,000
coming out of service hospitals
after treatment for wounds and
mental ailments, and another
$4,000 released as average, unfit
for military life or needed in
civilian pursuits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
SOViefS
Admit
Retreat

MOSCOW, Dec. l up
Soviet front reports said
today that dozens" of Ger
man infantry and armored
divisions were a tia C kin &
ceaselessly in the Korosten
sector of the mort hive S {
Ukraine in an about attempt
to break through the rim of
the Kiev bulge.
After evacuating Korosten the
Russians fell back eastward be-
yond the Korosten-Zhitomir high
way a short distance beyond the
town. military dispatches re-
ported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
RUSH MORE TROOPS

The Red army was reported
rushing reinforcementS into the
KOroSten front 10 stop the Ger
mans
Military quarters said the So
Wet lines still were intact every
where around the rim Of the
salient Looping westward from kiev
and that the maSSed German
forces had been unable 10 pene-
trate the Russian flank anywhere.
The loss of Korosten. rail hub
81 miles northwest of Kiev in a
Soviet Withdrawal along a 45-mile
front. however. was described as
a serious blow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
ORIGINAL Ford Worker Dies

NEW YORK. Dec. up
Ellis r. Frye. president OF the
American Addressing Machine
Corp. and one of Henry Ford $
original employees. died yesterday.
A master toolmaker and designer,
Frye was a native Of Dayton, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
THE WAR FRONTS

ITALY-Germans suffering very heavy casualties face Of
Eighth Army drive. Page l. Z4-
RUSSIA-Red Army pours to combat German
counterofensive west of Kiev. Page -
AIR WARU. S. Flying Fortresses stage daylight on
Europe Mosquitoes hit western Germany Page L.
w PACIFIC-Australans capture Bonga in New Guinea
light Allied naval units shell coast. page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
italian Fleet Reported
AT Work in Pacific

LONDON. Dec. | GNS)-Reu-
ters special correspondent in
Italy Cecil Sprigge today We
ported that units of the Italian
fleet were operating with the AL
lied navies i'm the Pacific Ocean
as we'll as in the Atlantic and the
Mediterranean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
More Arms in 1914

WASHINGTON, Dec. INS)
Charles r. Wilson, WPB vice
chairman. told WPB division di-
rectorS today that war production
in 1914 will he at least 20 per
cent bigger than the excellent job
done this wear"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
SECTION RECAPrURED

"a Swiss broadcast said the
Russians had recaptured-part of
koroSten, The Berlin COM
munique reported increased So
Wet pressure against German
position northwest Of Gomel.
The British radio said the Ger
mans had begun burning villages
on the Leningrad front in pos
siblc preparation for a with
drawall
The Nazi success in the north
west Ukraine had shown no effec
on the Russian drive through
lower White Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
YankS Return
From Jap He'll
By JAMES L. KILGALLEN

JERSEY CITY, ~ J., Dec. lINs)-Fifeen hundred Amer
home today-home from nearly two
years Of hell in Japanese internment camps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

Caught in the Far East with
the outbreak of this warm Ma
Mia. in Shanghai, in Hongkong,
in Tokyo-the repatriateS were
passengers aboard the Swedish
exchange liner Gripsholm, eN-
changed for an equal number of
japanese nationals who have been
held in this country.
Many thought they might never
see the United States and home
again. Many, at least 200. were
bedridden with sickness picked up
in the internment prisons in
Japan and elsewhere in japanese
occupied countries.
ALL GIVE CHEER
AL however. set up a lusty
cheer as the huge, white-painted
ls,O00-ton liner inched IFS way
alongside Pier r. gently eased
into.the dock by puiiif1g tugs.
~ Snip- caSsfsvy,,,k -.
second voyage 10 the Far East
and return with American and
Japanese repatriates, arrived of
Sandy Hook last night. was eS-
corted Immediately TO quarantine
where officials of the u. s. public
health service boarded her.
Then, this morning. the vessel
slowly slipped up New York har-
Dor through heavy fog which
prevented passengers lining the
rails from getting a view of the
thing they had come half way
around the world 10 see-the
Statue OF Liberty.
POLICE LINE PIER
Squads of Jersey City police
lined the entrances to the pier as
the GripSholm locked. Their main
job was to keep relatives and
friends of the passengers from the
dock; only newsmen, photogra-
piers and officials of the Y. s.
Navy and federal government
were allowed on the pier.
Government authorities took eN-
traordinary precautions TO keep
the curious away from the ship.
All shades were pulled down on
the rear windows of the 10-story
harbormaster's building facing the
pier and guards were stationed at
every entrance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Schools Plan Period of Silence

In addition the public schools of all Michigan will devote
few of silence Dec in tribute to all the brave
lads who victims of the cowardy perperated by the
Japanese.
"Alt citizens Michigan may well give thought this
day their obligations toward bringing about the day of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01

LONDON. Dec. 1 (UPD-No-
vember was the greatest month
o. the Allied air offensive against
Europe
British and American heavy
bomberS alone dropped an esti-
mated 240Q0 yons 81 explosives
on Germany. Norway and France.
Air Minister Sinclair told COM
mons today that the Raj dropped
ar )roximately 1900 tons Of
bomb on Germany during No
yember compared with 100 tons
dropped By Nazi planes on Brit
an during the same period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Bonita Granville
Fighting Pneumonia

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. ] GNS)--
Bonita Granville, youthful screen
actress. was seriously i'll today Of
inclpient pneumonia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Japanese Bare
Raid

NEW YORK. Dec. ! GNS)
The japanese Domei Agency an
nounced that more than 10 Al
lied planes raided Hongkong to-
day. The broadcast. heard by the
l.. s. foreign broadcast intelli-
geuce service. claimed only negll-
gible damage was caused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Many Targets
.Hit in Raids
On Continent

ALGIERS, Dec. 1 (INS)---
u. S. four-engined Liberators
have carried out a heavy
attack on Fiume-frst time
in the war that this northern
Italian city has felt the thud
of bursting bonn b s-Gen.
Eisenhower announced today.
Because of heavy cloud
formations the Northwest
African Air Forces pilots
and bombardiers were not
able to observe results.
Fiume. on the Adriatic in north
eastern Italy, just over the from
tier from Yugoslavia, is an inn
portant naval and shipping base.
WIDESPREAD RAIDS
LONDON. Dec. / (INS)-Amer-
lean heavy and medium bombers
today blasted the enemy both in
his homeland and in northern por-
tons of occupied France, as their
part of the relentless assault on
Nazi-held Europe.
The four-motored craft Of the
Eighth u. s. Army Air Force,
escorted by Raj fighters, attacked
targets in western parts of the
Reich. simultaneously, twin-en-
( gined bombers OF the command
struck at Nazi airfields in north
ern France
s:.-.,,. "a >a SSeias1 unv I4rI1.,saa.
I craft swept across the channel,
Raj Mosquito bombers returned
from night raids against enemy
held targets in western Germany.
OTHERS GOING OUT
(The Press Association an
nounced shortly before noon
that a very large force" Of
bombers. escorted by many
squadrons OF fighter planes,
crossed the channel toward
northern France. A feet or
planes were observed between
Folkestone and Dungeness. re-
turning from the French coast.
the dispatch added
Yesterdays large scale Fortress
attack was concentrated on the
steel and industrial city OF Solin-
gen. near Dusseldorf, where the
largest nonferrous casting foun-
dry in Europe is located. Solingen
is also the site OF plane and
machine tool factories.
Two FortresSeS and FIVE escorts
ing fighters failed 10 return from
the Solingen attack. Seven ems
envy fighters were downed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
In The Times TO-DAY

DR.. J. c. TooLE. DENTIST. 10
w. Lafayette Al Mich. Opp. City
Hall Hours: 90. Tel. CA. $3.50.
ADV.