davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Steers Reach
New High Level

Al the Detroit stoCkNards this
week all grades Of fed steers sold
AT new high levels on the crop.
VcalerS slumped 81 from last
weeks close while the early down
turn on hogs was only partially
erased. Lambs finished steady to
25c higher for the week.
CATTI F. Weeks salable receipts 500
Fed steers yrArilpEs and heifers moved up
pc during the four.dat period With ~
stances soc higher on good grading steers.
Only inbetWeen. ~ medium grade steers.
finished harey steady A. HE iniusi upiurn
Cows and bulls wound up uuevsnly steady
80 25C higher good COWS closed with tho
earl, upiurn lost There was moderate
inquiry early for replacement cattle bat do
maud narrowed A. the week progressed.
Good 20 low choice iu2s H. 'ed steers set
actual top for the period ~ Sl6 so Me
dmw and good fed steers and yrarlings
spread from Xlf 20 xl6 -. the majority
finding outlet a. So but 10 Common light
southwestern steers sold 20 killers at $l3 ~
1 3 ~ warm"d-up native dairy type steers
also ~ flt 30. Good mINed steers a0f
hc.ferv brought 81 25uI57i and medium
90 good s'railt' he,fsrs So siu1H % Ne
tar hrlfers solid down 90 Ni1 1u Wi'N y
few 7'her thin daIy yp' KINDS down
rom So.
Medium and good hrc' cows bu,Aei a.
s. ag" % 90 ''w s'uc'v good cows
"inclnE SI1.7talt. cutter an1 common
COWS earned So 81 o. and Gamers spread
from 81 - 9 t. tu'G sausage bulls found
takers a. SftaIi lu me. m grades sold
down 'o Ni2 - and surnr, below With
cutter and common Utn' KINDS trailing
along ~ Sf0rf1 Medium and good 500
-sf Texas rrp.aCemenf steers turned on
country Amount 40 Ni7 son ~ SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
CIVILIAN NEEDS

They have taken the position
that II is decidedly unfair 10 allow
unbridled use of paper by the gov
eminent when civilian supplies are
being clrtalled,
II is understood that WPB Of
ficialS arc planning 10 issue in
StructionS calling for prompi cut
OF about 10 per cent in use Of all
paper by the agency.
Donald J Sterling. conSultant 10
WPB Chairman Nelson on the
newspaper and publishing indus
tries, said that unless government
itself recognizes by some action Of
its own that charity begins At
home, - civilian users can right
fully cry 10 high heaven"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Magnesium Accepted

AND the Germans Ce' most 81
the credit for squirting the use
OF magnesium IN aircraft.
Dow officials SAID that it WAS
not until a few Nazl fighter
planes were shot down over
England and our experts saw
the advantages Of the extensive
use Of magnesium that they
were converted.
Said one Dow spokesman:
Magnesium Is two-thirds the
weight Of aluminium"
Corrected Dr.. Dow:
81 prefer that YOU say alumni
mum il 80 per cent heavier than
magnesium--it sounds much bet
ter that WAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Buick Building
Tank Motor Parts

FLINT April Q The new Buick
aluminium foundry today is en-
gagged IN turning out engine heads
for tanks in addition To- producing
alloy cylinder heads for aviation
engines, it was revealed by Harlow
II. Curtice. Buick general manager
and vice president of General
Motors.
Curtice said the foundry is di-
NertIng some OF It's production Of
alloy cylinder heads for Pratt e.
Whitney radiai engines used IN.
Liberator bomberS IN order 10 turn
out tank heads AZ the request Of
the WPB 10 prevent A shortage,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Complete Standardization Seen by End Of Year

While tho battle still competing companies Tor Clica
materials manpoUcr complained that the had NOT
standardized model for vessels understand that
end ri
Variations haC hecn primarily m typeso motive
ascrhabc lack OF SutcIcn productive
facilities make the single type most desired That VIII be
corrected
Is dynamic, static and tools must he
changed enemy models For example
the OF carried on sub
corresponding adjustments required Instruments
designed combat them
civilian business production must he alred 10
n single customer
demand reflects only shifting strategy
technology changes dependent
ifs in tactic INC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
On the
Business
front
Nv WARD SCHULZ
Financial Editor

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slco-- 0r'.. sos Il ITO "7'
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49,
closed 7-- - .- question: MAS
u--t vo.- ~appr~ V"rr ~C
p~-,r-- supp o. are exhaust.
Gram sky ce'r ..s
stanHez =za-4------ --A-a-------
sco Wrio malt 0s'.r~ los.
v-llr proc -od scotch brands
best known .r America closed
Gown thcr l.t- quotas NDIC
i'lcr
Offc.7,s r-.rt one hoVclC"
trzf scotch prod rcd last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Feb. Boot, Shoe
Output Steady

WASHINGTON, April @ Pro
GuCtlon Of footwear in February
amounted TO 37,5S2,7S7 pairs, an
increase OF o. per cent from the
81, 504 pa pairs produced in Janu-
AIRY, but a decrease Of 60 per cent
compared with February 1912 aC-
cordJng TO the department OF COM
nlOICp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Freight Loadings Off
15,277 Cars in Week

WASHINGTON, April q Load
lnC> OF revenue freight during the
week ended April 3 totaled ~ 1873
cars. "A decrease Of 1927 cars
from tho previous week, and a dc
crease OF - qOI from tho like week
q year ago, according 10 reports
10 the Association OF American
Railroads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Members Of the railroad
and steamsh hip fraternity
gathered AT the Wayne Club
for luncheon Wednesday in
honor Of Bill Fleming of the
Santa Fe Lines, who has just
been promoted to general
agent of the passenger de-
partment with headquarters
in Chicago after serving in
the Detroit district since 1926,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
FOREIGN Exchange
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW Ap~u . G'P' Todays pay
Irs ptices 90 groRers FOR hears
Pea beans 81 7u. hgh' rod kidneNf.
tcI.rv pNrs SSGi e 2 O.. EEnt cram
n,rres. s. ~. e. r. G. dark oranherr'a',
IS 90
wheat ~ tSui 80 oats iST nc. re,
r. r 7lc. SIX roWsd -harlef. - ain 2 buck
,,nraf. a. sTG2 ~, corn, &c n 81, soy
beans g s.
Prices Furnished nv MICH Igs0 Rear GO ,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
January Rail Net
Climbs 10 S62,979,83O

WASHINGTON, April @ Re-
ports for January Of l36 Class l
10 ICC show an aggre-
gate not income Of So $40 $40,
after taxes and charges. comparing
with n net income Of S23, 945, 968
In january. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Inc, has ioIned
{ h g scientific
laboratories Of
r r g q @ iC k
StearnS g. Co.,
y CtrOit rs
director Of or
ganlc research
He graduated
from ~ o T h..
Yves ern Uni
verslty IN 1894
and held a post
4 n E tor = 7 .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Lo>~c, ranged 10 > points in L.
S-NtfrtWrich opened 5 600 shares
at A1is. All sections Of tho list
were depressed and opening trans
actions were on large blocks IN
MANY instances.
'7C setting followed sharp
drop in the last few minutes of
trading Yesterday in which the cop
pcrS were hard hit
Genera Gas and Electric a
opened on 4 block Of 1000 shares
at Ia. Of u Consolidated on
had a block Of 5000 shares al 1Ots.
of p international Telephone
WAS of q at 9i7 on $500 shares
a long list Of others had initial
blocks ranging upward from 1000
shares.
American Telephone opened al
li27s of la L. :. Rubber 36. of
IL, Pcp>t-Cola H.. off /: North
American IA. of =. Great
Northern preferred 20 of -,
ChrySler 73 ., off II, Anaconda
2q7. OF IL Westinghouse Elec-
trio 92l.. off la Jones & Laugh
lin - off : and American Gable
and Radio 8, of 3. The last was
active
Prices continued 10 decline dur
ing the early trading Volume con-
tlnucd active
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Differences Between Army-WPB Appear Narrowed

alleged differences the
War Production Board appeared 10 have narrowed Charles r. WI
president Electric and
of effected arrangement
The sympathetic TO Mr.
scheduling though they think should be
projects instead Of being universal 1t is
IS hetlC this limitation.
Scheduling production analogous to the method
Of by the automobile
and
balanced parts flow the assembly
detailed folowup
Of componcnts make complicated machinery
Of warfare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Manpower Farley Sunday

Manpower Will be the subject of
a conference at the Central YMCA
April Is AT 2 p. m, sponsored by
the Metropolitan Detroit Council
on Fair Employment Practices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Lost and Found

BLACK. tan terrier. los' from car Meyers
road Greenfield. Reward Bind giHF
rsr f,Av1S0U 1870
CHANGE purse Iist. containing 'oc.sl So
curity card and MONEY; reward Chdillac
$40
DoG-BuiI terrier. Penny vicinity
ClovsrlaVr- p'irfan. license SHfTl Re-
ward trivrtsit' 337a-
DOG Black anc white g.. 'errtsr and
spry. "Jcrr, " F~watA TFafrie i-4s4ir
KEYS Los, between WestmInster and OAK
IAnd n found CAL Townsend 1855
Reward Mrs Banks
LADY S brown Rather purse Finder keep
money. please return valuable papers
Temple ao7i
LOST LADY = wrist watch. last Sunda, IN
Chicago hus from Jorssv.ne ~ Detroit
Reward oregon 4'fS after
LOsT-on March IL strand ~ pesr's m
dountown area. or east bound DSR Con
tact William X. sheppard, Randolph 1910
.IherR rrVsfr
LOST Hudsor sesl coat WsYne County
party April 6 Kerns Auditorium
Vermont s-011f
WRIST WATCH lost lady' Hamilton
Grand River street ca or dLWn'ovn DIS
.riet Reward Vernon s-ts07
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Subject Of Transport Gets tIqh Rating

In any gong the subject n trans
port high rating Already production Of munitions Tor
shipment beginning threaten ~ oNcrrun Shipping
facilities and frustrated freight has been backing up at
SOFDortS.
tho road victory wit hC shortened by dealing more
effectively he Jhoats This involves cnarGnC the
9olla of vessels which tNpN Of destroyer
In months the navy sought first priority for escort
synthetic rubber aplancS and high oane
working compromise effected and the program Is well
under KVaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Research Chemist
Joins Stearns & Co.

Maurice l.. Moore. formerly re-
search chemist IN the medical re-
search division Of Sharp 4 DOhmp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Chief Would Like TO Return TO RaIroadino

A4f Afefrt fttbbcr -wuti like N
Got back IN raoadng by summer If thc synthetic program is
we'll done Washington than speed The
rubber BY his fortnight action The
field NJ rubber competively stirred All the other
agencies
Thus he has roonaced in the field N government the old
principle that competition is life of
Mir letters batlod hard for rubber that he hogan 10
other needing vital munitions and The
IN an ~ them
incidentally Bernard who acted chairman o the
which famous under
which Mr. letters acted been delighted with Mr. letters
D0rf0 ancc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
EaSV Tome
- 0aed i'm
Stock List

NEW YORK. April Q OUP)-
Stocks opened lower today in mod
cra'cty active trading Bonds also
caocd Cotton futures opened with
losses ranging to more than 81 a
hale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

fellowship q Yale from 1854 10
1896. Since 1886 ne has done OK
tcnslve work IN the sulfonamlde
field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
L. 8. REQUIREMENTS

On Feb. 6 tho requirements of
the government printing office.
army, lend-loaSe and the hoard of
warfare called for f5f,-
065 tons Of commercial PRINT paper
in 1913.
These requirements. il was said.
were listed IN the face Of q total
estimated supply Of l.160,O0o tons,
and would have loft only 81 per
cent Of the overall supply for civil
ian use Officials pointed out that
the government requirements did
not include paper used by such
agencies as the Office of War In
formation, the OpA and the War
Manpowrr Commission
Officials Of the WIPE. which cat
the use OF nowSprint by publishers
and commercial printers. recognize
that the war effort has brought
about necessary increase in the
use of paper But they say also
that II has resulted in an excessive
use Of paper which should be cur
tailed immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

r. c. Bahr, vice president and general manager OF the
parts division Of Chrysler Corporation today announced
the appointment of Mr. Aver sales manager Aver was
formerly on the central sales staff Of A. van Der Zee
vice president Of Chryser. Mr. Waterfall who had been
in charge material priorites and distributing regua-
ons for the parts division and superintendent OF depot
operations was named operating manager, and Mr. Lewis
formerly in charge Of the parts plant in Kansas
City, was appointed assistant operating manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

Ui'Iffnds N ~ fnffgoIng tahlf $40 'he
-roorts derif'sd ~ raid 90 fsr this y,ar
unless othsrffts noted. a-Psid IN 1912
y, Ia-di,iie,f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Civilian Pressure
Forcing j. 5. 10
Conserve Paper

WASHINGTON. April Q CUP)-
Pressure was being brought on
government agencies today 70 cut
their use of print paper n match
paper economics being practlccd
by newspaper. book and magazine
publishers and commercial print
blishers and commercial
printers.
The prevailing weakness in the
government effort IS the absence
Of central agency 70 control
overall federal use Of paper, Of
ficlalS SAID, Authorities have no
complete report on the amount Of
paper being used by the govern
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
NJ. s. Rukeyser
NJ s. Rukeyser
.DefferS Rubber Fight
SlirS Up War Agencies

WASTnNGTON April s" Hot5 No coInC7' asked
a. tho civilians the armed services.
That's difficult question answer the thoughtful
I I thought there
that
We ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Funeral Directors

Fred u. MarShaI. Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
7462 y JEFFERSON. FlTZROY 2i7s-1t
SUTTON A son
AtT TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2aloo
IN Menoriurr
N MEMORY N George ? Somers Gone
nut not forgotten one year today
wife and family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09

BLACK tan terrier, losi from car MeNers
road Greenfield Reward Blind gHs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
r. & 3. CHEVROLET
POSITIVE -t-s'-''' i'r1h
AUTO MECHANIC
BAKERS

FIR kaa- ts--L 49, Sac Ar----A--Y-
sstt WAGNER
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
Una ~parejita buscada
en- relacion con I'm
triple asesinato

Mercer, Pa, Oct. 12.-La poll
cfa de Ohio y Pennsylvania busca
hoy a William A. Morrell, de 20
amos, que sc halla sometido a un
perd6n Conditional, y a Janice
Graham, una muchacha campesi-
ma, para interrogarlos en- relaci6n
con ell asesinato de Helen Wilson,
esposa de un lechero; la Sra. Will
son, suegra de la Helen, y Robert
Mckay, de 81 amos, un obrero del
campo.
Los dos presuntos criminales
trabajaban Ell la finca donde Sc co
metiera Ell triple crimen.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
PACTO ENTIRE ARGENTINOS Y
CHILENOS

Santiago Chile. Oct 12,.- Un
convenio International para mejo-
rar y vigorizar la forma democra-
tica de gobierno y apretar Ia opo-
sici6n al totalitarianismo, inclu-
vendo los sistemas marxista y fas-
cista. Sc ha negociado entire La
secci6n juvenil del Partido Union
Cfvica Nacional Argentina y una
secci6n similar del partido Ii
beral Chileno.
Dispone ell convenio un inter-
Gambia de estudiantes e informa-
ci6n nara difundir los principles
uberales de la economic moder-
ma v crear I'm mejor entendl-
miento en- Chile, la Argentina y
otros paises del continente.
Comites permanentes Sc nom
braron para estudiar Ell trabajo
enlos dos paises.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
MILLION POR LA MUERTE DE
HITLER

Pittsburg, Oct H. Ell DR. Sa-
muel Harden Church, presidente
del Institute Carnegie, que ofre-
ciera en- 1910 I'm million de pesos
por la captura de Adolfo Hitler,
vivo y sin ser herido, por haber
violado la neutralidad de Belgi-
ca y Holanda, falleci6 aver de re-
pente.
Tenfa IS amos de edad. Era in
ternacionalmente conocido como
eseritor, conferencista, educator,
viajero, organizador, y una embo-
liza lie produjo la muerte. Estaoa
dictando nua carta al DR. Carlos
Martins, embajador del Brazil
cuendo dej6 de existir.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
LOS YUGOESLAVOS Sc
DE OTRA ISLA

Londres, Oct Ia Las tropas
yugoeslavas que manda Ct gene
raj Tito Sc a~podcraron aver de Ia
isla de Cherso, que DONNA 10 en-
trada del golfo de Fiume, Y 81 mar
do asegura que controla toda lc
costa norte de "a Dalmacia, con
la exception de cara.
La isla esta a Is millas de la ba-
Sc de Pola y a 20 millas de Fiume.
sometida ahora a I'm ataque direc-
to por ell Ejercito de Liberation.
Los alemanes siguen %retroce-
diendo en- ell area de Susak.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
Sc robaron seSenta
automobiles
ell mes pasado

Ell departamento de policia mu-
nicipal revelo aver que ell mes pa
sado Sc robaron aqui sesenta au-
tom6viles, una cantidad cinco We
ces mayor a los robos v~erificadOs
hace un ano.
La mayor parte de los robos Sc
efectuaron por individuos que de-
seaban pasear por cuenta de los
"penumaticos" de otros.
De los sesenta fueron recupera-
dos Sc.
Pide la policfa a los autOmovi-
listas que ~mantengan u coches
cerrados, dandoles asi la debida
protection.
Solo dos de los robos Sc aclara-
ron por medic de arrestos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
facade Ell AerOdrOmO Aleman de Corfu
AplanadOra ROja Avanza en- TOdOS los SectOreS
Russia quiere
r~elaciones amistosas

Chicago, Octubre 12.--Adlai E..
Stevenson, asistente especial del
se~cretario de marina Knox, decla-
70 aqui que Russia y Estados Uni
dos han sido siempre muy titles
la una a la otra, pero nunca mas
que ahora. Russia quiere amigables
r~elaciones y nosotros tambien.
"Es Russia la lave en- esta que
rra". "Cuando llegue la paz, Esta
dos Unidos e I~nglaterra domina-
ran los mares Y Russia sera la mas
~poderosa naci6n terrestre del glo-
DO.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
LOS PERIODICOS INGLESES
CRITICAN A LOS CINCO
~SENADORES

LcndreS, Oct ~ Los peri6di-
ccc ingleses causticamente comen-
tan las declaraciones hechaS por
los cinco senadores american Is
que acaban de dar una vuelta al
mundo, vicitando los frentes de
guerra.
"Lc.!y Telegraph, en- un edi-
tcr.al, afirma que los "secretos"
deccubierto3 por los senadores du-
ranta I1c sesicnes ~secretas del
ccnCrorc. -cn cocas ''infantiles" y
.'carentcs de sentido". Estima que
ell a~unto debiera discutirse publ
~can3ente.
FL DAILY Express" es mas OPP
timi ia y cugiere que Ell lilo" en- Ell
eenado hari algun bien, estimu-
land9 un NOV rliento, va iniciado,
or PRO de francas declaraciones de
politica extranjera.
Los cinco senadores que hicie-
ron ell viaje son Russell, de Geor-
gia, Mead, de New York; Lodge,
de Massachusetts; Chandler, de
Kentucky, y Brewster, republica-
no de Maine.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
Confes0 I'm asesinato
cometido en- 1925

Batavia, New York, Octubre IL
Samuel S. Scottc onfes6 aqui
que hace 10 amos do muerte a su
segunda esposa, Esta Soft, y a
Frank Murphy, un amigo de esta.
Revel6 a la policia ell lugar dom
de habia enterrado los cuerpos.
Sobre ell sitio donde ~sepultara
los cadaveres Sc ha c~onstruidO una
carretera. Ell hombre sera acusa-
do de asesinato en- primer grade.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
SIGUE GANANDO TERRENO Ell
EJERCITO DE MONTGOMERY
ARON EN- TOLOSA Al FISCAL LESPIN
Avanza Hacia Madang la Septima Division
Australians, EncOntrandOse a IS Millas

ARGEL, Oct. 12.-Los bonn
barderos del NOroeste de Afri-
ca, manteniendO sus ataques EN-
ell Mediterraneo y los Balcanes,
atacaron ell aer6dromO nazi de
Corfu, la estrategica isla que do
nina la entrada del Adriatico.
Ell teatrO de la guerra en- TIA
liza esta convertible en- un enOrme
fangal y la infanteria maniobra
con dificultad. Sc prepare Ell
QuintO Ejercito desde la orilla del
Volturno para asaltar, en- ell mo-
mento propicio, las pOsiciones de
los nazis.
R~ealizaron Ell ataque en- Corfu,
bimotores Mitchell, escOltados por
cazas tipo Relampago. Algunas
bOmbas cayeron en- un vapor
mercante ancladO en- Corfu.
Tambien fuerOn bombardeados
los aer6dromos de Calato, en- la
isla de Rodas, y Herakleion, en- la
isla de Creta.
"Relampagos" que llevaban
bombas las arrojaron en- Antima-
CHA, isla de Cos, en- ell DOdeca-
neso.
La artilleria funciona en- to-
dos los frentes y lie OcasiOna da-
nos inmensos a los nazis.
Aumenta la oposici6n "hitle-
%rista", pero ell Octave Ej6rcito,
bajo ell mando del general Mont
gomery, sigue ganando terreno.
Ell rio VOlturno Sc ha desbor-
dado en- algunos lugares y sus
aguas Sc extienden, hacienda inn
possible ell combatir.
Las posiciones alemanas cOn
tinGan siendo atacadas por la ar
t~illeria americana.
I'm periodista norteamericano
dice que la proxima batalla sc IL
brara en- un vale cast completa-
mente rodeado de Tomas. Las de-
fensas nazis son profundas Y han
enterradO muchos tanques para
usarlos como fuertes.
Centenares de nidos de anne
tralladoras ha colocadO ell enemi-
go a 10 largo del rio.
BESIDE Tolosa, Francia, eomu-
mean que ell fiscal Lespinasse, al
servicio de los alemanes, fue ase
ell domingo en- la manana,
por una persona desconOcida.
Cinco disparos lie hizo Ell agre-
sor, que hugo, desapareciendO.
Por su captura Sc ha ofrecido
una recompensa.
Mas de "cien comunistas y te-
rroristas'' han sido detenidos por
la poIicfa de Vichy en- Lyons,
Poltiers, Lille, Dion, Rheims y
Dtros iugares.
BESIDE Australia comunican que
famosa Septima Division avan-
"a hacia ell vale de Ramau y sc
sncuentra a as millas de la base
le Madang.
La infanterfa australians ope-
"a coordinadamente eOn los inge-
y los portaviOnes ameri-
amos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
LA G~UARNICION
DE LA CRIMEA
Los RUSOs So AVIONES
100000 Ejemplares La Circulation de
r;6dicos "Subterrane os" Franceses

oct a. Las tropaS ro-
tienen sus fuertes poSicio-
j rio Sozh, frente al CEN
ocarrilero de Gomel, y Sc
abrir un corredor al oes-
eccione por complete las
Ell enemigo en- la Russia
lanadora sovietica Sc des-
vemente en- todoS los Sec
] frente de 1900 millas.
omunicado indica que la
a" de guerra Sc extiende
IS tres cabezaS de puente
lila oeste del Dnieper, en-
MIA, por encima y debajo
y Sc abre canine hacia
amelia sur de la Inca de-
del enemigo en- la Russia
narnicion alemana en- la
esta amenazada y en- pc
ser atacada desde ell nor
este.
lemanes abandonaron mas
10 muertos en- Ell campo de
segun ell boletin del man
aron los photos rojos So
nos alemanes, siendo des-
Veintenas de tanques y ca
GrandeS cantidadeS de ma
e guerra abandonaron los
D retirada.
eolumnaS 'hitleristaS" COM
aeSesperadamente con la eS-
a de contener Ell avance ru-
DE los nuevos puntos de a.
n ell Dnieper.
eStoS salientes solamente, los
tarios" perdieron mas de
en- ataques infruc-
1anguardia roja Sc abre ca
oaso a paso y la aviacion a.
,odos suS m~ovimientoS.
la artilleria los en-
de los canones ale
y en- combates aereos fue-
erribadas 10 maquinas teu-
deSpacho recibido en- Lon
abba de que los soldados ro-
encuentran va en- las defen-
teriores de Kiev.
corresponsal de "Pravda''
Nuestras divisiones han
ado mas ALA del rio y cap
las zonas de defensa de
emanes y numerosos luga-
avance hacia Novel; elitsa
lnminente la caida de Go
Ial a~cOntecimiento disolve-
base de las posiciones ale
y deJaria alberta una ruta
Minsk.
Newell, Russia Blanca, los
.es arrOjan grandes reser-
os los despachos del enemi-
nlten que la iniciativa per-
por complete a los rojos.
lie Francia comunican que
de 800 mil ejemplares la
.cion de la prensa subtle
, con un total de 20 pc
s.
quincenario, Gel Combate",
mas de 100 mil ejemplares
Liberation, que
'liea cada Is dias, pasa de
MI. La Defensa de Fran
'sa A La Ultima PSginal
La gaceta., 1943-10-12
Ell TEMPO

Normal para este epoca del ano.
Mfnima, a las Q de Ia mahana, SO
grades.
La gaceta., 1943-10-12

FL ATAQUE RUSO-Ha llegado al rio Dnieper Ell ejer-
rMo Roio v amenaZa a Kiev Y Otras posiclones da enc
miOo Las luvias comenzaron va a entorpecer las Ope-
raciones. Una campana de inviernO esta va preparada por
81 alto mando sOvietico.