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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
ATTENTION
CITY sURScRIBERs

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wishes all subscribers to re-
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10 Entertain Mothers

Thursday, May 81 at s p. m. the
American Legion Auxiliary will
hold its regular business meeting
and entertain the Gold Star moth
ers Of the World War I, mothers,
and Auxiliary members at the
American Legion Home, III S.
Huron St. Memorial Day. Sunday,
May 80. all members meet at the
American Legion Home al 2:30 p.
m 10 take part in the parade which
will start at p. m. proceed TO the
Post Office where the Honor Roll
for boys in service will be dedicat-
ed. The parade will continue from
there to the Memorial Bridge and
to the cemetery.
Mrs. James Power returned Sat
urdsy from New York City, where
sh visited her daughter, Miss Mary
Power, who is studying organ there.
The two also spent some days al
Asbury Park, n. j., with Lieut..
Robert Power, who is in training
there in an army school Lieut..
Powers wife has Joined him for
as long as he is stationed there.
Mrs. w. p. Bowen, who has spent
the winter with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
swain at Huntington Park. n. y
will arrive this evening at Crosse
Pointe to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Howard Case for few days before
returning home for the summer.
Mrs. sara Rust has gone TO her
summer nome at Mullet Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Mckay plan
to spend Memorial Day in Battle
Creek with Mrs. McKay's sister.
Mrs. Johns Hopkins. and then go
10 Dimondale where at the Showers
home they will meet other members
OF the showers family and have
reunion.
Miss Marilyn Fletcher was the
guest OF Miss Jane Merrill, East
Lansing. over Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24
War

Continued from Page One)
OF a 24.hour aerial offensive against
sardinia, Sicily and southern Italy
during which 20 Axis planes were
destroyed for a tour.day total Of
sos.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-24

Named Chaplain
Mrs. W. Z. Dixon is the new
chaplain OF Ypsilanti Chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolu.
ton.
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Casualties

Washington, Dec. Gins Five
Michigan men were included in q
list OF Al casualties announced to-
day by the Navy Department
Eleven were listed as dead, six as
wounded. and "a as missing. Total
naval casualties now stand at 32,297.
Pvt. William H. Croker, Jr., OF
the Marine Corps Reserve, was list
ed as missing. He is the son OF
Mrs. Laura V. Croker, 1902 Dem
ing Rd.. Flint.
Pvt. Leon f, Davis, Marine Corps
Reserve. His wife lives at 5l7
Eitzhugh St, Bay City.
Pfc. Albert r. Gobeyn, Marine
Corps Reserve, son OF Mrs. Emma
Gobeyn. 1918 Washington Ave,
Port Huron.
Pfc. Milton f. O'Neil, Jr., Marine
Corps Reserve, son of Mrs. Ursula
G. St. German. 3116 Warwick Rd.,
Royal Oak. O'Neil was previously
reported wounded In a Navy list
issued Nov. %.
Listed as wounded was Corp.
Raymond A. Patton, Marine Corps,
son Of George A. Patton, 41O5 Ham
ilton Ave, Detroit.
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Christmas Everywhere

Christmas Everywhere" is the
theme which will be used in the
Christmas program to be given by
the children OF the elementary
grades in the Lincoln School on
December Is. There will be two
programs-one at s p. m, and
one at 10 a. m. for parents who
are employed and cannot attend the
evening program.
Santa Claus will be there in per.
son 10 escort a couple OF children
to various countries and show them
how Christmas is celebrated in diff
ferent parts OF the world.
Mrs. Ruth Kirk and daughter
Norma, have returned home after a
recent visit to Camp Legeune, at
New River. n. c., where Pfc. Rich
ard Kirk is in training with the
Marine Corps.
Manley Kruger has left for an
indefinite stay in Los Angeles. Cal.
Arthur Coe. with whom he has
been living, received a card from
him, written between trains in
Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings Campbell
have returned home after spend
ing the hunting season at Atlanta.
They brought two rabbits and
load OF freshly cut Christmas trees.
Mrs. Campbell has developed
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Lincoln School Plays Well
Received IntermissiOn EniOyed

the fair heroine, were equally good
in portraying their lesser roles.
The room furnishings, as design
ed by a committee composed Of Pau
line Hobbs. Theresa Polzin, Gene
We've Volde, Eliza beth Chic, and
Helen Gull, We're especially effec-
tive in the first play, taking place
in the living room OF the Marvin
home on Christmas eve. In this
play the entire cast was equally
good Viola Notar. as Mrs. Mar.
win: Dale Reid. as DR.. Marvin;
Duane Dysinger. as Dick Marvin;
Elizabeth Chic. as Barbara Marvin;
Jackie Simon, as Billy Marvin; Rob
ert Sayinski, as Jim Hutchins; and
Ernestine Schetthelm, as Jerry.
The final play, with an entire boy.
cast, depicted the problems the
coach OF play has to contend with
during rehearsals. There were two
girls, one of whom had difficulty
with pins and fastenings, and the
other, with high heels. In the end.
the over.wrought coach duane by
singer falls into a dead faint. TO
the surprise of the rehearsal cast.
composed of Herbert Bowles, Louis
Murray, William Prieskorn. Leo
Throne, Thor Baisch. Gerald Bukk-
hard, David Hoeft, and Robert Sa.
yinski
Miss Brown and Mr.. Turnbull,
sponsors Of the senior class and di.
rectors OF the plays, were PACED
by Jean Clark. attired in an olive
green page boys suit with gold
stripes-and presented with
plant and a wrapped gift, respec-
lively on behalf of the senior class,
as tokens Of their appreciation in
the able assistance given them in
the production of these plays. Hon.
orable mention should be accorded
Genevieve Node. in charge of cos
tunes; the ushers, Pauline Hobbs.
Theresa Polzin, Stella Oblych. Ella
Mary Meta, and Helen
Gull; and others assisting. Mr.
Bruce, Miss Turner, Mr.. Jacobs and
Miss McManus.
Twelve Candles
There were IL candles on Bonnie !
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Lincoln District, Mich, Dec. g
The senior class played to a
house we'll filled on both nights,
Friday and Saturday. when they
gave their three one-act plays en-.
titled, All Americans, Curse
You Jack Dalton" and Dress Re-
versal". lntermissions were I'M
der the direction OF Jean Clark and
Juva Trausch who planned them
with the help OF Miss Alice Beal.
Preceding the first play. Dale
Reid played piano solo. The first
intermission included the popular
present-day song. Say a Prayer
for the Boys over There. sung by
the seniors. over the public address
system, followed by a moment Of
silent tribute to the boys from the
school who are now IA service. Dur
ing the second intermission. Don
aid Agge was the INC" for the ra-
do broadcast featuring three love
ly movie stars who turned out to
be Theresa Polzin. Mary Meto, and
ANbIfAa ofAAt'lr " AAO ohAAS W AAAt
Christmas"
Setting for Curse You Jack Dial
ton satire on the old-fashioned
melodrama, was in the Dalton man
sion on upper Fifth Avenue. Joan
Conner was outstandingly excellent
as the fdgety. fiighty fussy Mrs.
Dalton, Malcolm Campbell made a
"dashing hero" OF the type popular
with the ladies OF the gay nineties.
"Egbert Van Horn, the villain
(Drexel. Simons). was superbly
villanous in his form fitting black
opera suit" Anna Alvarado" was
portrayed in true Jezebel fashion
her dark. smoldering beauty en-
HANGED by a rich. wine-colored
MORE taffeta gown OF intriguing
design, and a gardenia OF purest
white in her raven hued tresses.
were ineffective folls in her dark
plot, however. Joyce Hoeft made a
lovely. regal heroine with a proper.
ly fragile and a cool composed air
In the face OF impending tragedy
Doris Hammond. as tie vociferous
disappointed ugly duckling". and
Dale Reid. as the helpful brother Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09

case OF laryngitis since her return.
At the Chic home, Pittman Rd.,
Gale Barnhart, who resides there,
and Joey" and Jimmy Chic are
flu patients with ear complications,
keeping Mrs. Chic busy as a nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bohms, ST.,
Detroit, came to Stony Greek Sun
day to yisi their very young grand
son, Alvin Eric Bohms. born Nov.
20. to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bohms
(Theo TurnbllD.
Dinner guests Sunday az the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Harold Wizard
and family were Mr. and Mrs
Meade Wizard and son, Cpl. Russell
Wizard, on furlough. from Fort
Leonard Wood. Mo-. and their
youngest son, Harold: also Mr. and
Mrs, Emil Besola, Negaunee, upper,
peninsula.
Mrs Robert Campbell went TO
Detroit Friday with Mrs. Carl
Thorne, Belleville.
Mrs. William Hayes and her
neighbor, Mrs. Leonard Hufford.
US-23, are going 10 Toledo Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richard
son and sons, David and Phillip,
were Sunday afternoon and eve.
ming guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Day, Milan.
Mrs Amy Welch was IN Milan
for an all day visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. T c. Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Day and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Day visited Mrs. Alice Fishlock and
Mrs. Herman Mack. Dexter. sun
day. Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Day visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Mosher, Bemis Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09

Jean Clark's birthday cake Tues
day. After school the following
girls accompanied Bonnie Jean
home for games and a chicken din
ner, with home made ice cream and
the very special cake for dessert:
Leslie and Judy Torrey, Melvajean
Baisch, Viola Armstrong, Lucille
Austin, Phyllis Hewlett. and Eli
leen and Luella Wageman. Jean
decorated the table. There were
pink nut cups. and pink candles
on the cake which was baked by
Mrs. Clark.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09
Marriage Licenses

Maurice B. Eichelberger, so, and
Dora L. Sanders, 80, both OF Ann
Arbor.
John e. King. %, and Jean II.
Ledwith, 10, both of Ann Arbor.
Clayton Maury, %. St. Louis,
No, and Elsie Onderdonk, q, Ann
Arbor.
James II. McNamee, 20. Willow
Run Air Base. and Collette c. Thi-
bault, 20, Hartford, Conn.
Richard r. Hanna, 81, Ann Ar
Dor, and Mary X. O'Neill, %, Bal.
timore. Md.
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Wedding sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hearl and
family were among the rs guests
present for a miscellaneous shower
given at the Mooreville Hall. Satur-
day evening in honor OF their neph-
ew, William Hawker. Mooreyille,
and fancee, Miss Beulah Lidke,
Scottsville. who will be married
Sunday. Dec. ~, at the home Of
Miss Lidke's parents
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09

little daughter TO her grandson,
Bert Colts, Jr. Saginaw, Nov. so.
The Sheldon Schools are prepar-
ing a Christmas program.
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ner by the Womans Society Of
Christian Service.
Announcement has been received
by Mrs. ]. c. Colts OF the birth OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09

Mrs. Emma Hilge, Horseshoe
Lake, was a guest Sunday after
noon at tn home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lathers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09

The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs G.
Swick. Lilly Rd. has been very i'll
for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Curtis, Sr..
spent Sunday at Keego Harbor with
relatives.
Mrs. Libbie Melvin and son, ST.
Thomas. Ont. Canada. who were
called here by the death and buri-
al OF her brother-in-law. George
Smith. returned to their homes
Thursday.
The All Club members held a
meeting at Sheldon Church Mon.
day night and were served a din
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-09
Sheldon
SERVICES FOR INFANT

Sheldon, Mich, Dec. 9-Final
rites were at p m. Sunday at the
Schrader Funeral Home, Plymouth.
for Roger Charles Wolfe. IA month
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wolfe. Plymouth. and grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Tavern Sayre, Shell
don. Rev. II. Wal h. Plymouth, Of
fciated. Burial was in Sheldon
Cemetery. He is survived by
his parents, grandparents, great
grandparents, uncles and aunts.
Mrs. Wolfe was formerly Winl-
fred Sayre OF this community. Flor
al offerings were many and beauti-
full.
Luncheon and Sale Well Attended
Approximately 100 people attend.
ed the cooperative luncheon and
sale OF donated articles at the
church Wednesday night given by
the Woman's Society OF Christian
Service. The sale was a grand suc-
cess with Napoleon Mcconnell act
ing as auctioneer. The sale and
luncheon netted the society nearly
$500. Guests attended from Plym-
outh. Belleville, Wayne. Cherry
Hill, Denton and Detroit.
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luncheon and Sale Well Attended
Celebrates Birthday

Mrs. Albert Martin, Detroit, came
TO help her little granddaughter,
Carol Schaub, celebrate her seventh
birthday Tuesday. A birthday cake
with candles was served with the
lunch.
La gaceta., 1943-11-23
DE VISTA

En- dias dc ID pasada semann
lego q Tampa con 81 prop6slto
de pasar sus vacaciones On union
de sus familiares, 81 joven SAT-.
gento Heriberto .Ferndndez.
FL sargento Fernandez, que
desde hace mas de an ano pres
ia sus servicios Al Eitrcito De
esta Naci6n, Sc haIla eatacionh-
do en- 81 campamento Fort Bragg.
Carolina del Norte.
Durante su estancia aQui se
hospedara en- u residencia az sus
padres, esposos Julio y Maria
Fernandez, domiclIIados en- q
1904 de Ia 81 Ayenlda,
I'm cordial saIudo para 81 ami.
20, al que deseamos grata Is,
|tancia.
La gaceta., 1943-11-23
PRoxlMo BALE

Hemos sido informados que los
trabajadores del Astillero "Tam-
"a Marine, tienen en- proyecto
81 celebrar una fiesta bailable 81
pr6ximo sabado, dia 4, en- la
sala principal De fiestas del Cfrcu-
DO Cubano.
Segdn nuestro mformante, es-
ia fiesta sera a beneficio de los
peloteros del club del AstiIlero,
que acaba de terminar Ia tempo
rada con 81 campeonato de Ia
ciudad.
Va Sc han puesto . Ia venta
los billetes, esperandose que una
gran cantidad Sc hayan vendido
antes de abrir las puertas de en-
trada.
Habra mesas reservadas, STEM
do el costo de las mismas $1.OO.
La entrada al bale so centavos
las damas y 10 centavos los ca
balIeros.
La orquesta don Francisco"
tiene . 50 cargo amenizar Ia par
te bailabIe.
Empezara q las nueve de Ia
noche, extendi6ndose hasta las 2.
de la manana.
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BONITA FIESTA

Muy divertida result6 Ia fiesta
bailable eelebrada 81 pasado do
mingo en- Ia sociedad Circulo Gu
bano, por IL secci6n de Recreo
v Adorno.
Ia asistencia fue de 10 mas
numerosa, contribuyendo en- par
te principal 81 exito de IL fiesta.
La orauesta "Don Francisco
fue Ia encargada de amenizar los
bailables, siendo mny aplaudlda
por el respectable.
A las doce en- punto de Ia mo-
che termin6, anuncidndose que 81
entrante domingo tendra lugar IA
pr6xima.
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Pleitos y DIVORCES

DECRETos FINALEs: Carol
A. Smith contra Roy G. smith
John j. ChIldreas contra zellkie
Flora C~hildresss William II KIM
eade contra Rosa Lee klneade;
Major Roy Anderson contra Mary
Evelyn Anderson.
NUEvAs DEMANDAss julia
B. Rentx contra h. s Renkzi Pau.
line Whieham contra Troy p.
Whigham; Marion Thomaa CAM
nell contra Lily Ann Cammelii
illus OlevIa Ovens contra Bur-
ME Bryant Ovens; Alfonso Sane
derson contra Matte Nelson San
derson.
La gaceta., 1943-11-23
FUE uN ExITo

Sin lugar a dudas podemos de-
cir que 81 Victory Club, de
West Tampa, obtuvO IN gran ext.
to En- Ia fiesta bailable que cele-
brara en- Il noche del sabado, en-
los salones de fiesta del Centre
Espanol, en- Ia barriada westam-
pena.
Esta fiesta era a heneficio de
los i6venes que luehan en- ultra
mar.
BESIDE 81 comienzo pudO notar-
Sc que Is misma culminariA en-
an gran 6xito, va que las pare
jitas afluian en- gran cantidad.
Como siempre, fue muy aplau-
dida Ia orquesta de don Fran
cisco.
Congratulamos al Club v le
animamos q que celebre kiestas
de esq cIase con mas frecuoncia
La gaceta., 1943-11-23

Ernest Walter Kefsey, 81 amos,
y Katherine E. Caslaho, "a amos.
Thomas N. Wilkes, 40, y Ma.
~ Alton Burns, "A.
Charles Harold Hardy. 80. y
H. Althea Brown, SO.
Doyle f. Carlton. Jrs 81, y
Mildred Woodbury., 20.
Robert B. May, 90, y Beits n.
Shepherd. 81.
Fred F. Davis, 81 y Mary 10
Heinlein, 18.
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ANImADo ALMUERzo

e.1met;vo de- haber cumplido
!, anreeiado amigo Charles
". 4, esposa. sonora Vita
worales. I hijos. Il ofrecie-
M opinaro almuerzo en- la
Il s. propiedad, situada en-
.f,sras de- West Tampa.
..~.o ~cons;ssi6 Is IN
&, ,~.h6n $500 a,,ov con
49, e0r ensaladas. dulces
80
rn,ra los as;stentes Sc encon-
.a.r j festeiado y sonora: Joe
- ! Sra. Tomas Rodriguez.
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DE REcREso

Luego de haber pasado en- esta
dos dias. regres6 en- Ia noche de
aver para su campamento, en-
Jacksonville, el Pvt. Marcus Be
tancourt, residente de Is D6cima
Avenida ' Gale Catorce.
All partir nos manifesto que
dentro de un me se le concede-
rian 80 dias de v~acaciones.
La gaceta., 1943-11-23

Modula el ruisenor bajo la frOnda
Su dulcisima y RIGA meIodfa,
4, angustiada J%uIieta, We con honda
Iriskeza iniciarse Ell nuevo dfa.
Mientras til cantas, ruisenor. su amado
Gozara de 81 amor y 81 t~ernura,
Mas To- alondra al fin ha despertado
4 q prodigar sus trinos Sc apresura.
Suena i'm beso muy largo. c~adencioso,
4 unos suspiros t~iernos, d0Ioridos.
Cuando baja Ia escala, presurosO,
IA amante Romeo, dc los floridos
kamajes, Sc adivina voIuptuoso
Aleteo de jazmines d~esprendidos.
Guadalupe GUTIERREZ.
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NUEsTRA c~oNDoLENcIA

Aver tarde Sc efectuaron los
merales de an estimado ami
3, el seRor Adolfo San Julian,
me faIleeiera tras corta enfer-
nsdad en- uA hospital local.
Su entierro constituy6 una
erdadera manifestation de due
n, prueba de las muchas simpa-
las De que gozaba en- "a loeali-
Dad, donde reside por muchos
hos.
Con motive De su enfermedad
falIeeimiento Sc mand6 a bus
ar a 81 hijo Cpl. Adolfo San Ju-
Hin, que Sc encontraba en- IN
hospital reponiendose de las fie-
bFss maIarias que adQuiriera en-
frente de batana.
Su cadaver fue sepultadO en-
sementerio del Centre Espanol.
4 sus familiares todos. " muy
apeeialmente 4 su hijo y viuda,
avlamos nuesEra mas sentida
a~ndolencia.
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81. SENIOR,

Para psntar mejer - uaeas
compre IA pinsura s. 4. r. vaA
dds e2elnaivamsnia por KING.
GRECO CO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-01
HouseGr oupFavor
Out OF To1Un Mail
Postage Increase
New Revenue Reduced
AS Committee Lowers
Several Other Rates

Washington. Nov. i.-(NP)-An
increase from three To four cents III
charges ON oUt-ui-tuWn letters was
voted today by the House Way, and
Means Committee.
The revenue group previously had
raised the local rate from two 10
three cents.
The committee decided To- rlr bari.
the ar mali rate from tentatively
approved ten cents To- eight cents.
The present rate is SIX cents.
The committee also decided there
shall be no postage rate increases ON
newspapers and church and religious
publications., but doubled all other
second class postal Charge
The general admission tax wa, cut
back Ia 20 percent instead Of the pre-
vIouSly approved 80 percent. The
present rate is ten cents.
The committee rejected proposal
To cut back It's previously approved
- percent rate on local telephone
bills. The rate now Is 10 pCrCcnC.
Chairman Duughton Cd. n. c..
said the net result was Ia reduce the
amount "f n"w revenue in the taX
bill from s., lI,OO0,O0O To S2.3Ol3.-
OOO,UOO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-01
| transport Service
Application Made
BY l,umbcrton Firm

Washington. Nov. l-i\p)l-l.ilic
autumn leaves dropping from tree.
applications tor providing he South.
as we'll as The ret ri tire nation.
with II sorts oi var service arc
'luttCriug into the Office of the Civil
NcruudutICS Board
Over go compamrr, ard uudryd-
UalS have already told me CNB iu-t
what type of service they would ike
4" provide. ranging from transport
oI mail Passengers amt express by
hcjCupiCr to lust freight service bv
phase. according 90 data furnished
Senator Naybank %. :. c..
Among 'hC applications Tor service
~ tho southeast. with uu>j at them
Tor mail paSSCngCr and cNprc.S. Is.
SCabuard Air Transport. LimbCi-
ton. \. C.--bCtwccn IImbCrtou Iu1
'olurh'a :. w.. 10 -L.r 49,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-01
Fifth Armv
AdvancesUp
Peninsula
Tearo Is Captured;
Spectacular Progress
In Push to Venafro

Allied Headquarters. AlgicrS.
Nov. - (AP) - Inc Allied
Fifth Army seized Tcamo. con-
troll point to important roads
Thanking the cnrmy'S' MaSSico
ridge anchor. in the relentless
milc-hy-milc march up the ltal-
ian peninsula. Allied hcadquar-
tiers announced today.
With equally steady progress. the
Eighth Army smashed through the
mountains - capture tine villages ui
Cnataiupu-thr town of the singing
waIk-alung withc MucchiagDdcna
ana Frusulnnc This advance placed
Genera. Sir Bernard l.. MDnigum-
cgy'S warriors within nine miles of
!Scrnir. central haStinn OF the Ger
man mountain liEc.
Between those two sectors
American Troops performed one
%. the campaigns most Sp?ctac-
ular single day achievements
when they advanced five miles
through downp0urS and up steep
mountain slopes To seize Vale
a
2,0OO-iao; hill four miles north
of HaviSranina. in the push to-
ward Ncnafro.
military commentator said
reaching this objective would have
been hard C"nuGh for an ordinary
pcacc-t:mc Sunday afternoon walk"
but The Americans covered the dis
lance in the face ul intense enemy
artillery. mortar and maChinc-gm
fire and despite carefully laid mine
fields guarding the approach.
Tca"O. too. was taken only
after furious battle with clc-
ments of the Hermann G0ering
division. 1t. Gen. Mark w.
Clark'S troops wasted no time
in caDitaliZing on. the capture
Of the vital road center and fam
ned out swiftly To the northeast
and northwest to cut the high
ways piercing the Germans de-
fcnse lines TO the north of Mas
sicO ridge.
Inc air command announced that
American heavy bombcrS had at
tackled Il railway viaduct near Can
mes. in France. while long range
fighters blasted The enemy airdromc
across the Adriatir at Tirana. AL
bania
American war-Hps steamed bold
~ INTO The Cult Of Gacia by day
light Ia she'll roads. railroads and
tunnels in the Srajri area at the
northern end of the gulr dozen
miles behind the cncmy's Masslco
ridge dClCn~CS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-01
Nazi Attacks
Are Repealed
By Guerillas

London, Nov. !. - General .Jo,iD
,It" Br"%' @ucrillr> are rcpcllus
nIcI'Y German inlruntry attacks near
h"Lasin and Bcrani in the interior
o' Montenegro. an army of liberation
''.mhUnIquc said to-day.
>. inc comnuniquc. broadcast by the
F'cr GugoSlav radio. reported am out
micah Of fighting between units of
li'"S nth division and forces of the
puppct Field Marshal Milan Medic
ana luGoslav War minister Draja
;HiIhdilnvic near Priboj on the Ser
D'"h-boSnlan frontier. The enemy
- suffering heavy losses" said the
c0mmuniquc.
Numerous German att. cks were
S'IU 10 have been repealed in Croatia
and SIOvcnia.
Nh earlier COmmuniuIc reported
.,at inc combined forces of Tito and
Nioahian Gucrillas. coordinating :hrir
tv''c'HlNcS on the Albanian border.
m Tnu captured the YugoSIav town OF
Deoar. near the Albanian border.