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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Times, CKLW to Sponsor
Stars in Bond Show Monday

The Detroit Times and Radio
Station CKLW viii lon Monday
in sponsoring The high point of a
nlne-hour open alT talent show ON
Woodward 10 help Detroit hurdle
The last barrier 10 H. quota In tho
Third War Loan drive
The program will be- a supple.
nent 10 The -Four Freedoms
War Bond Show which opens IN
the ! l. Hudson Co. store fol-
lowing a parade up Woodward and
dlsbandlng A. Grand Circus Park
From : until 7.i5 p. m. the
Times and CKLW will present
such top flight entertainers, of
IStage and radio ms ELISA Landi
those zanics OF radio Joe Gentle
anu' Ralph Bungo Phil BrcStoit
and his hand from the St8tlcr.
Nick D'Amto and his band. Ruby
Teller tins years Miss Michigan.
and last years ttleholdcr. Patty
I'LL.
Portions Of Tho. Timce-CkLW
program VIII be broadcast.
The entire show marking "Tal-
SAFE DEPOSIT BONES still
available Al Industrial National
Banks Uptown Office Woodward
at the B0ulcvard,-AdN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Stain Halls
SnnO|enskFd||,
Reds Drive On
Gate TO White Russia
Opened; Battle On
in Suburbs Of Kiev

MOSCOW. Sept. 25 uNSl-
The pivotal junction Of Smolensk.
main base Of the battered Ger
man armies in Russia. fell today
TO triumphant Soviet troops, and
the Germans were reported flee
ing from kICV.
Thus, the principal gateway 10
White Russia the Polish border
and the Baltic states was flung
open 10 the advancing Red army.
Capture Of Smolensk, on the
west bank Of the upper Dnieper
River 230 miles southwest
Of Moscow on the Napoleonic
road Of retreat. was announced in
an order Of the day by Marshal
Stain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
LoBBIED FOR BANK BILL

McGonagle told Of being loaned
by his bank TO the Michigan
Bankers Association 10 lobby for
passage Of the anu-chain banking
bill.
In March this year. he said he
was called to Diggs undertaking
parlor and asked II he could ar
range campaign contribution.
II asked him what his propo-
Sition was" MCGonable said.
"He asked me To wait minute
while he made a call. In a few
minutes Senator Blondy came
in"
McGonagle quoted Blondy rs
saying
II can guarantee YOU three
votes for $4,000. You need only
Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

In the consolidation Of thes 2
activities the President announced
that Herbert II. Lehman. former
governor of New York and now
foreign relief and rehabilitation
director. will become a special
assistant 10 the President"
The President announced in con-
nection with the appointment Of
Lehman that a move Will be in
augurated at the United Nations
relief conference. Nov. 9, 10 make
Lehman director of United Ma
lions relief and rehabilitation.
which would make him director Of
world relief.
Inc president said Mr. Welles
resigned IN view Of his wife's
health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Week Left to Hit
Bond Goal in City

The final week Of the third war loan campaign
opened Sunday with the unpleasant reminder that
Detroit is $4,000 000 short of reaching its Series
bond quota.
Hope for success of the drive in Michigan was
voiced however by Frank lsbey head of the Michigan
War Finance Committee who revealed that 50 per of
the states quota nds-had been reached He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
B|ondy, Diggs
Accused of
Asking Bride
Warrants Sought for
Arrest Of Detroit
Democratic Senators

Two more STATE legislators were
accused Saturday n the leR4eIa-
tive graft investigation which pre-
ylously resulted in Indictment Of a
banker and a state representa-
tive.
Warrants for Senators Charles
6, Blondy and Charles c. DigGS
were asked after Adrian 4. Nc
Gonagle. controller Of the Detroit
Bank. testified they had solicited
him for q $1,000 bride for their
votes on the anti-chain banking
bill.
DIEgS Saturday denied asking
either a bribe or campo gn con-
trlbution OF McGonagle and said
he had consistently voted against
The bill McGonaCle wanted passed.
Recorders Judge Cotter. who
heard the testimony. took the re-
quest for warrants under advise
mont until Monday Both Sena-
tors are Detroit Democrats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Enemy Ducks
Fight Against
j. 5. Bdyonets
AEF Surge on Plains
Of City Expected;
Corsica Flight Fooled
By RICHARD ID. MCMILLAN


ALLIED HQ.. n. Africa, Sept.
% (UP)--Behind the heaviest
crashing of guns since FL Alamein.
Fifth Army troops battled at bay
onet point today to the crest of
hills. overlooking flaming and
disease-ravaged Naples while
Allied filters shot down and
drowned hundreds of Nazis fleeing
Corsica in huge air transports.
(The United Nations radio
reported from Algiers that all
the hills ringing the Naples
plain now were in Allied hands.
while John Hollenbeck of NBC
said the Fifth Army was ex-
pected to burst onto the plain
itself at any moment.l
In one of the fiercest battle
spectacleS Of all time. hundreds
of guns massed behind 1t. Gen.
Clark's troops rent the sky
with their flashes. Allied planes
| screamed down on the German
lines. and the raging fires of
Naples turned the skies livid over
the entire area.
ATTEMPT TANK SURGE
The Germans risked running
tanks through the ravine at Cava
di Terrini, four miles northwest
of Salerno and % miles from
Naples, and American Long-Tom
rifles implanted on the newly
won heights took heavy toll of
enemy troops and machines.
While the Germans burned and
pillaged Naples in the last hours
of their occupation. cholera and
typhus were reported rampant.
CORSCANS AID ALLIES
The companion campaign In
Corsica was fast ending in another
decisive Allied triumph, achieved
at minimum cost thanks 10 the
spontaneous uprising Of native
patriots and Italian troops who
made the job easy for small French
and American forces.
The Germans were attempting
10 evacuate their officers and key
troops in numbering Junkers and
Savoia-Marchetti transport planes
and Raj Beaufighters shot down
10 more of these sitting ducks"
Friday for a two-day total of rs.
With each transport carrying
around 30 men the Nazis thus had
lost nearly 800 valuable men.
Other German troops ran a
gantlet Of Allied air and sea power
by small boats attempting TO
make the 70-mile run from Bastia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
SERVING SENTENCE

BlOndy is already under 6O-day
sentence for contempt OF the leg
iSla'Ive grand jury He was ac-
CUScd Of giving evaSive and con-
Trajectory answers 20 questions,
some Of which concerned his de-
poSit Of 81 500 in Lansing safety
vault
The early indictment. issued
by InCham Circuit Judge Leland
W Carr sitting as \ one-man
grand jury named Rep William
Green. Hillman Republican, and
Francis p. Slattery assistant vice
president Of the Michigan Ma
flnnal Bank
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Yanks' SdIernO
Casualties 3,497

WASHINGTON. Sept p CUP)
The war department reported
today that the total of Americans
killed. wounded and missing in the
fighting near Salerno. Italy, up 10
and including Sept Is was 3.497
The Germans had claimed that
5000 10 10000 American soldiers
had been killed in this battle and
an equal number captured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

cnt DAY VIII run from = 80
until 9 p. m.
Scattered through the enter
'ainmeni VIII be addresses by the
GOVERNOR. the mayor. Harvey
Campbell president Of the Board
of Commerce, Frank y. Isbev.
state chairman OF the war finance
committee OF the treasury depart
mcnt Nate $. Shapcro. Federal
Judge Picard Abner Larned and
Councilman Gus Dorais and Billy
Rogcll.
To carry tho program 10 the
public, the committee has set up
a rOStrum in front of the Victory
Center, 1926 Woodward Loud
speakers viii stretch from Grand
Circus Park 10 Campus Nartus.
Among the top-flight entertain.
or, wifi be Ty Tyson. Phil Bres.
toff and his band Jack Pickering.
Times columnist; Tony Weitzel.
Harry Holman and many others.
Uniformed women of tho varl-
Gus war services Will sell war
bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
First Lady on Air

WASHINGTON. Sept - CUP)
Mrs Franklin y. Roosevelt VIII
discuss her recent tour Of the war
front in 25-minute radio ad-
dress from Washington over the
Blue network in behalf Of the
third war loan drive Monday at
EOo p m, the treasury an
.voffvrgd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
CENTRAL HIGHS QUOTA

Meanwhile Central High School
Wl'h ITS g 5000 students scr a
quota of 100000 the money 10
be- used 20 buy q FLYING Fortress
which would bear tho school
athletic nickname, 'Trailblazer
In Washington. treasury Of
fcials announced that the nation
wide success OF tho campaign
seems assured but there viii not
be moments relaxation until
The drive is over the top SO far.
nearly Sl3OOO0OO.0 600 Of the
SIS 600 100000 national goal has
been reached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
War Fronts

RTSSIA-Sta,ln announces cap
tore Of SmoieuSk and Ro>-
iatI Russian troops engage
enemy along pncpcr River
and reported battling 'o en-
Nclop klov ln roll toward
west Page ID
ITALN-FIfth Army troops gain
mountain tops surrounding
Naples ln battle against bli-
tcriy resisting Germans Nine
teen more enemy transports
CNacuaiIng personnel from
Corsica shot down Page H.
MFDITERRANEAN-YuCo>laVs
and Italian, reported IN tank
battle with Germans on Dali
matian coast. page O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. capture
FInSchhafen atrteld prepare
10 close on enemy base only
1900 yards away Page g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Evscuate Mannheim. Report

STOCKHOLM. Sept. - up
Tho newspaper Allchanda today
quoted reports from Bern that
l5l4 persons were killed during
Raj raids on Mannheim and that
the city had been evacuated cx-
Cept for factory workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
WILL OPEN SUNDAY

As a stimulus 10 the tagging
sale Of bonds IN the SIS and $50
class. the banking headquarters
of the campaign VIII be open
Sunday from 10 a M. 10 : a. m
at IA ". Fort street War bond
order, can be placed there m per
son or by calling RA 63O6.
Graham-Paige employees won
The honor Saturday OF being the
FIRST employees OF a large automo-
bile firm 10 reach their quota Of
Il 500 bond for every employc
Tho last bond was sold Satur-
day ~ noon and made o total of
$500 OO0 purchased by the work.
crs IN the plant IN the drive,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Literary Editor Dies

NEW YORK. Sept. * OP)-
James {. Grey 81. literary editor
of the New York Sun, died today
at his homo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

- ana VINO nave become American citizens merely
to rest on their naturalization papers
They should know WHY they are American
citizens
They should KNOW what America means to
them in the five years of their novitiate.
On this vital matter federal grand jury in
New York which Investigated German-Amercan
Bund subVerterS has made an unusual and timely
presentment on the present lax immigration laws
which admits aliens who are not at all concerned
about the welfare of the United States.
The presentment, which will be sent to Con-
gress suggested that immigrants be admitted
only on grounds in which "the paramount con-
sideration is the welfare of the United States, not
that of the immigrant"
1t recommended also that immigrants be
restricted to those likely to contribute directly
or indirectly to the welfare of this country and
who may be readily assmilated as citizens
Naturalization, it was suggested, should be
granted only to those able to speak, read and write
English and who are acquainted with the prin-
ciples and traditions of the United States.
THAT, it seems to us, is merely matter of
common sense and ordinary decent respect
for our country and our citizenship.
But our present immigration laws, like so
many of our other laws, show SO LITTLE COM
mon sense, and so little proper PATRIOTISM.
Referring to witnesses that appeared before
the grand jury, the presentment says;
IAN alarming number of these witnesses was
found to be completely ignorant of the basic
principles of our form of government and devoid
of any concept of the fundamental duties and
rights of citizenship in this country.
"SOme manifested disbelief in and contempt
for our constitutional form of government and
had obviously taken the oath of allegiance with
no intent to observe it.
"Others, who may have taken the oath in good
faith, appeared to have been lured back to their
former allegiance.
Most witnesses openly stated that they would
not bear arms for the United States against the
country of their origin
That is not only humiliating for all real
Americans to read but it is a shameful state of
affairs.
WE ARE evidently admitting persons to these
w shores and later making them gifts of
precious naturalization papers who are not only
not fit to be citizens but who should NEVER
HAVE BEEN ALLOWED TO GET PAST ELLIS
ISLAND.
Since the war began in 1889 thousands of
refugees" have come to America.
What do we really know about many of these
persons?
How many know us or believe in, us at all?
How many revolutionary reds and pinks are
among them?
:. How many Of them ever expect to learn Eng
lish intelligenty?
Every grand jury in the country should be-
gin the same sort of investigation that was con-
Quoted by the New York grand jury.
1t is high time we became proud nation,
jealous of our Institutions and ceased to be a
mere asylum"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
RosLANL OCCUPIED

Occupation Of Roslavl, 90 miles
southeast Of SmolenSk on the
overland route to Mogilev and
the Lenlngrad- kiev-OdeSsa rail-
road also was proclaimed by
Marshal Stain.
Several hours before Stains
announcement. the German
high command admitted the
evacuation Of both Smolensk
and Roslavl during Friday
night.
"A United Press bulletin
from London said that German
forces were reported fleeing
from kIev tonight as Soviet
troops smas he'd INTO the
Ukraine capitals suburbs on
the cast bank Of the DnieperD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
By United Press

The Do;nei tJapanese) CORE
spondent in Berlin reported today
Germany was expected 10 grant
&c o m p g q independence" 10
Greese. Serbia and Croatia and
recognize Albania as independent
IN a reversal of policy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
ASKS DOCTOR IN

Or. John HirSchfeld ar the
Wayne University medical school
and on the staff OF Receiving
Hospital. was asked In 10 see the
victim by DR. Robh.
The. mother believed the infec-
ton was caused by a dog bite
She took her boy 10 the hospital
Sept. I, where ne remained 13
days Last Monday he became
worse, was taken back. and since
that time has gradually grown
WOrSc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
REDS ADVANCE II MILES

Further Soviet advances rang
ing up 10 u miles and the capture
of more than $50 additional towns
and villages We're announced later
tonight in the regular Communi-
que
Northwest of SuolenSk, the bull
letIn said, a Soviet army driving
frontally on the key junction Of
NitebSk gained from 2i2 10 3l2
miles and seized more than so in
habited localities during the day.
The latter included the import
ant town Of Duhrovka. less than
35 miles northeast Of Nitebsk.
Russian forces smashing toward
Kicv were credited with capture
OF Brovary near the outskirts Of
the Ckrainlan capital. In the
drive on Gomel il was announced,
Soviet troops picked up from 9 to
y miles and occupied more than
$50 populated points including the
important town Of klintSy. The
latter lies 80 miles northeast of
Gomel.
Red army units pounding to-
ward DniepropetrovSk on the
Dnieper bend occupied Petrikovka,
described as a regional center of
the DnIeper-PetrovSk area. The
town lies 20 miles above Dniepro-
petTOVSk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
AWAY on WAR JOB

The father is Delaney Bridges,
tool and die expert, sent by his
employer here Sept. l 10 Phila-
delphia 10 supervise construction
Of war plant 10 manufacture
airplane parts.
Nightly for a week he has been
in telephone communication with
his wife Always he says.
~ Is absolutely impossible
for me 10 leave here until the
worst comes"
DR.. Milton !. Robb who has
been c3E+RS for the boy. has ap-
peale5 10 Washington authorities
tor Jenicilhn bur late Saturday
nighl had been unable to get re-
suits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Ask P eniiciilliin
For Boy Here
War Job Prevents
Father From Coming

While doctors at Harper Hos
pr A sought desperately tate Sat
urday to obtain penicillin, little
John Bridges tossed on a bed Of
pain asking fer hts cad whose
picture he held and who cannot
come 10 sec him.
tfc t1ry- IS SUfTcTng rom a
sinus Infection. which already has
moved 10 the frontal bone Of his
head and Is working toward ms
brain. Slowly paralysis Is creeping
over his left SIDE despite treat
mentS Of Sulfa drugs.
Beside him sat his mother. Mrs.
Bureeda Bridges Of S455 Catalan.
moaning If only he could come
home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Rupiured-vlngrams are specialists
IN selecting and fitting truSSeS and
surgical supports. 44ii Woodward
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Belle Isle Casino Open. steak,
chicken dinners and banquetS.
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
MICHIGAN Oh TRIAL

"Our state II on trial before
the nation. Talking 10 hundreds
Of thousands OF people this week
saw that they, too, realized
their obligations toward the SOL
der boys. This Sunday, with
the help al thu churches, we wifi
show that the message 10 back
the attack has gone home.
Michigan, a. a whole. has
made 20 per cent of its quota,
hut some communities have not
reached 80 per cent Those
communities must pick up dur
ing the last week of the drive
and show that the Arsenal Of
Democracy will lead the nation
again.
Thousands are expected 10 heed
plea, OF clerEyTnen preaching IN
'hurchCs throughout Detroit and
Michigan Sunday urging their
congregations 10 buy more war
1ONg~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

Sweetheart Theater Bar - 1928
3rd 9NodvIl Acts. No door charge
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

continued
"All grOups-sChOOl chill
dreB, the bar, judges, re-
taiIers, Gallants, ~ Bond
Fathers" and the banking
division have backed this
intensive drive, as well as
the about effort of labor
and management, so Mich
igan citizens will be able TO
accomplish their goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Another Maj Promise7

Continued on Next Page, Col 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Hero 'SnuH'

Bob Considines STORY Of
Michigan's Maynard 'Snuffy
Smith Appears on Page 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
YANkS WIN NAPL IS Hill Is;
REPORT NAILS FLEE k|EV
AMERICAN
ALIENS

TT IS not enough for those who were born abroad
and who have become American citizens merely
to rest on their naturalization papers.
They should know WHY they are American
citizens.
They should KNOW what America means to
them in the five years of their novtiate.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
GRAN

Ha despertado ell proximo arri-
be de la compania de artistas Gu,
banos, la que Sc espera llegue en-
dias de esta semana para debutar
la entrante semana, en- ell teatro
del Circulo Cubano.
Ell Sr. Gilberto Delfino, director
de este conjunto, tratara de COM
~placerlos en- gustos del publico.
Como dijeramos en- pasados dias
la obra del debut Sc titula "Una
Limosna por Dios."
Estaremos al tanto de la llega-
da de la compania.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
Divorcios y Pleitos

Decretos finales: Eli w. Shar-
pc contra Laura Sharpe; Mary
Ellen Kickliter contra Ed Kickli-
ter; Leahmon Kilgore contra J. E..
Kilgore; State Zsoldos contra OIL
ga Zsoldos.
Nuevas demandas: Helen Es-
fridge contra F. G. Estridge; Ca
mila Temes contra Guillermo Te-
mes; Berta O'Neal Collins contra
Clarence Collins; Billy Jones con-
ira Ebert E. Jones; Grace Maria
Tinsley Seger contra Arturo Rene
Seger; Ardith j. Allen contra
Charles H. Allen; Mamie Ruth
Minshew contra Johnnie Misn-
new; Mary Talarski contra Jose
Talarski.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
MUY

En- franco periodic de convalecen-
cia Sc halla la estimada Sra. A
delina Perez, esposa de nuestro di-
lecto amigo Eliseo Perez, Vice
Consul del Consulate de Cuba en-
esta ciudad, la que en- pasados
dfas fuera sometida a una delica-
da intervention quer1rgica en- ell
Sanatorio del Centre Asturiano.
Nos alegra saber de su mejoria
v rogamos por su pronto restable
cimiento
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
CASINO

monumental" programa
Eara hoy y manana ell tea
sino, TODD hablado en- espa-
termino Sc exhibira
cula mexicana SAY Jalisco
con ell actor comico
b; Jorge Negrete como es-
principal; Gloria Marin, An
|raSsa Y Antonio Bravo.
bien Sc rOdara "Amaos los
los OtrOs."
in prOgrama de merito
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
DA EN-


paSados dias Sc hizo pdblico
Promise amoroso de la Srta,
Falenti y Ell appreciate jo-
ank A, Fernandez.
prta. Valenti reside en- ell
a Gale % en- union de sus
|Os papas, esposos Domini-
enti, y ell elegido de su CO.
rs hijo de los esposos F.
ldez, residences del 61O E
venue.
echa de la boda no Sc ha Sc
tOdavia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
MEJORADO

Sc nos informa de la franco me-
jorfa de la Sra. Consuelo Casti-
Ito, la que en- dias de la pasada Sc
mana fuera sometida a una deli
cada Operaci6n.
La operaci6n la practice ell DR..
A A. Gonzalez, un reputado CRU
jano. Todos anhelamos que recu.
pere por complete la salud.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14

En- la manana de aver tuvimos
e. placer de salHdar al joven Will
lie Leon, ell que desde hace meses
pertenece al ejercito nacional
Esta destacado en- Georgia Y os-
tenta ell grade de Cabo.
Trae ell prop6sito de pasar va
rios dfas en- union de su padre.
Bienvenido.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
DE VISTA

Desde ell pasado sabado Sc en-
cuentra de vista en- Tampa ell Sr.
Domingo Ubeda, soldado de prime
"a clase de nuestro ejercito.
Pasara varios dias en- union de
So mama, Sra. Teresa Antelo, do
miciliada en- ell 2111h de la calle
Ounce.
Ell joven Ubeda en- la actualidad
So encuentra estacionado en- ell
Campamento Pickett, Virginia.
I'm cordial saludo.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
CUMPLEANOS

En- ell dia de aver cumpli6 un a
no mas de vida ell estimado amigo
Horacio Pumar, residente en- ell
3O13 de la avenida de Florida.
Ell amigo Pumar paso allegro
mente ell dia en- union de su espo-
sa v sus dos hijos.
Deseamos que pueda cumpllr
muchos mas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14

rocbe del pasado domin-
Csosteiada la angelical Srta.
1. Gonzalez, con motive de
Eumplido en- csc dia un an0
vida.
estaecita Sc la ofrecleron
Das. esposos Federico y Ma
L,,5loz. residences de la ca
Sr. en- West Tampa.
i los presentes Sc encontra-
srparita Flores, Alicia Mar
Gloria Pehalver, Georgina
uaz. Alicia Montenegro,
u Pehalver, Aurora Me-
ViOleta Rodriguez, Car-
Perez, Frances Gil, San
Garcia, Sonnia Rodriguez,
4 Harrison.
Is Gonzalo Diaz y Sra, To
bdriguez y Sra, Oscar Ro-
Y Sra, Vicente Capitano
Guillermo Gonzalez y Sra,
ustiz, y otros muchos.
eoncurrencia fue obsequia-
dulces y refrescos
amos felicidad a tan linda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
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