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La gaceta., 1943-06-08

de varios amos.
En- ell ultimo numero de la mis-
ma revista Dorothy Thompson re-
futa sabiamente ell articulo de
Smith poniendo de manifesto que
la industrial representa- nc sola'
mente capital y fabricas sino gen.
tie, es decir, obreros, y al efecto
dice que 'las tres cuartas parties
de la poblaci6n de Alemania estan
intimamente ligadas a la indus
tria." Ell problema esta, pues, en-
10 que Sc ha de hacer o 20,000,-
900 de obreros industriales. Los
que t~uvieran la oportunidad de OBJ
servar la resistencia pasiva que
derroto a los franceses cuando
ocuparon ell Ruhr y trataron de
operar sus industries en- 1923, ha-
llaran harto dificil Greer que sea
possible obllgar a los obreroS a pro-
ducir, siquiera sea por un periodic
POGO mas o mem largo, o aun a
producer con ~eficacia bajo ell do
mimic del e~xtranjero.
Sin embargo, en- 10 que respects
al Ruhr, la question hallara quiz5
respuesta antes que termine e
conflicto armada, va que los aeon.
t~ecimientos van muy adelante d.
todos los que formulan los planes
En- 10 que Sc refiere a las ia
bricas del Ruhr propiamente di
chas, estas van desmoronandost
La gaceta., 1943-06-08

ceguedad de los llamados hOnlO
de ciencia, fueron en- realldad
revolucionarios de mayor talla
Marx v Lenin.
Los Wright no Sc daban cue7
de que inventaban un arma;
vez pensaron que ell aeropIa
pondrfa fin a la guerra, haclen'
la tan horrible, que ell homOle
podria soportarla. Quiza Ell O01
bardeo de Europa demueStre
tenfan raz6n. Esta historic
aeroplano CANA Y pierde al mlSn
TEMPO, porque fue escrita con
collaboration de Orville "fsn
Pierde, porque Sc concentra en-
proceso de la invencion, y no
una idea del caracter eXVrSOIr
mario de los INVENTORIES. Cana pVl
que Ia meticulosa, cast apaSlon'uI
exactitud de Orville Wright nav
irrefutable cada uno de Sus as''
lies. convirtiendo al libro en- LUZ. ::
te de information de valor li'','
mable para los que sobre es'a lie
terra Sc escriban mas tarue'
Ell bosquejo de la historic Isa
aouf, sencillo y veridicO' Recal'a
da en- parties, o esfumada en- !, his Il,
en- pro de la exactitud, e' Ia az az
toria de una de las aventuras lJ T.
trascendentales del ingenlo -
bombre. desarrollada en- fOrn' :,
nuinamente americana. La .s' j,
"a de este libro a la luz aci's IA.
Dortmund hace entrever que 81 A. 4
dos jovenzuelOs de Ia ala rneb,
Ohio, sin ayuda de naais ,+.s d
menos de la de los aerOnau' asri =
su epoca, cuyOs principles ;. land
ron que corregir desperd,' 81. j,
tempo precioso, fuerOn capaey me !.
abrir para la humanidao e 5.bs SCI
vo hOrizonte, ell hOmOre asJr
capaz de adaptar sus c0Stum ,spss
manera de ser a este
de sus fuerzas.
La gaceta., 1943-06-08
.. E,todos Unidos rinden homenoie a Ia,
bonderos de las Nociones Unidus

WASHINGTON. - En- una
proclama del Presidente Roo
sevelt sehalando ell IA de JUNO
como Dia de la Bandera en- los
Estados Unidos, inst6 al pue-
bio estadounidense a que rim
diera homemade a las banderas
de todas las Naciones Unidas,
desplegandolas, en- tanto que
sea possible, con la bandera
n-orteamericana.
"Sabemos,-manifest6 ell Presi-
dente Roosevelt,-que nuestra ban
dera no esta luchando sola. Este
a6o las banderas de las 80 Naciones
Unidas marchan adelante juntas,
portadas por la valentfa de hombres
iibres V constituyen ell emblema de
una ofensiva que Sc avecina la cual
libertara al mundo."
"Nosotros, los de las Naciones
Unidas, como hermanos en- armas,
nos hemos prometido reciprocal
mente nuestras fuerzas hasta que
Sc logre la victoria completa y Sc
aSegure la paz."
NOta de esperanto
Ell pueblo de los Estados Unidos
siempre ha honrado su bandera,
afrm6 ell Primer Magistrate esta-
dounidense, pero este ano "la ban
dera norteamericana es un emblema
de batalla actualmente desplegado
en- ell desierto de Africa Y en- las re-
Clones nevadas del Artico."
"Es una nota de esperanto para
nuestros Aliados Y asfmismo una
nota de d~esasosiego para nuestrOS
enemigos, en- cuyo mismo corazoT
ha tocado sobre Berlin Y Toxic
anadi6 ell Presidente.
AL instar a los altos funcionario,
publicos a desplegar los emblema
de todas las Naciones Unidas en- To-
edifcios del gobierno, ell Dia de i
Bandera, ell Presidente mencion6 10
nombres de las 80 Naciones Unidas
incluyendo las IL latinoamericana
siguientes: Bolivia, Brasil, Cost;
RIGA, Cuba, R~ep1blica Dominicana
Ell Salvador, Guatemala, Halt
Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua
Panama.
La historic extraoficial del Di
de la Bandera es larga. BESIDE G
IA de JUNO de 1777, fecha en- que i
"Vieja Gloria" como los estadouni
denses denominan la bandera norte
americana, fue aprobada por {
COngreso, ha existido I'm NOW
miento en- pro de la fjaci6n de u
La gaceta., 1943-06-08

como Dia de la Bandera en- TOT
ell pals y desde entonces dicho ac
sc celebra cada ano.
La Bandera de los EstadOs I'd
dos es ell emblema nacional mas a
tiguo Y esta tornado pOr sie1
bandas rojas Y seis blancas, repN
sentando los 10 primeros Estatd
de la Union. Cada uno de los
Estados actuales estan represents
dos por una estrella blanca, q
aparece sobre un fondo azul en-
angulo superior izquierdo del en-
blema. Los dolores nacionales
presentan valor (rojo), fuer
(blanco), Y ~justicia (azul).
La gaceta., 1943-06-08

dia especial para rendir tribute a
la bandera.
Primer Dia de la Bandera
Durante un periodic de 70 amos
Sc habia llevado a cabo un fuerte
movimiento con ell objeto de sena-
lar ell IA de JUNO como Dfa de la
Bandera nacional. Sin embargo, no
fue sine hasta la administration del
Presidente Woodrow Wilson que
dicho dia fue senalado oficialmente
por primera vez. En- 1916, epoca
en- que amenazaba la Primera Cue
IRA Mundial, Sc hizo una proclama
presidential fiiando ell IA de JUNO
La gaceta., 1943-06-08

Ct. SENOR:

81, SENOR: 81 cas-
Para pintar meJO' o veb'
eompre la pintura B. l, K EINC.
dida excIusivamente Pc co.
GRECO HARD"A
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Nine. Chang 10 Visit
AT White House

NEW YORK, Jan. Is CUP).-
Nine. Chang Kai-Shek of China
viii be guest at the White House
after she has been treated foi
sinus trouble at an unnamed New
York hospital, il was revealed to-
day.
The wife Of the Chinese gen
eraliSSimo had her wisdom teeth
removed al the hospital. where
She and her staff occupy an entire
floor that is guarded by federal
agents.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Gain on Voronezh,
Fronts
Russians Slay
100000 Nazis

MOSCOW, Jan. Is 1NS).-Rus-
Sia's victorious armies tonight had
chalked up two of the greatest
triumphs of the war, killing 10000
Nazis and taking 24OO0 prisoners,
In a mighty new offensive south
of Voronezh. Soviet forces cap
tured 500 more towns and villages.
while in the Stslingrad area they
chopped German army from
100000 10 $4,000 in seven days.
A special Soviet communique
said Of the fighting at Stalingrad
"The liquidation OF enemy
forces in this area is nearing its
end"
1t added that the encirclec
enemy units lost daily not less
than 1500 soldiers 10 disease
starvation and frost-bite because
OF their poor equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
British Tanks Rush to Trap Ron1nnel
&c Ships Slip
By U-Boats
EIude so Of Them
TO Reach North Africs

LONDON. Jan. IS UP).-Ad-
miral Sir Andrew Browne Gun
ningham, Allied naval commander
Africa a,-haS- announced
the arrival of a convoy Of 66 yes
sells, Radio Morocco said tonight.
Radio Morocco reported the
convoy had encountered 50 sub
marines. Cunningham was said to
have revealed that conveys were
reaching Malta from both east
and west, thus greatly relieving
the islands situation.
The radio asserted that 1000
Allied ships had reached North
Africa since the invasion last No
vember, with losses Of less than
3 per cent. The Axis was reported
to have suffered extremely heavy
submarine losses.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
FiUe Sunk, Nazis Say

BERLIN, Jan. 16 German
Broadcast Recorded by United
Press in New York; The Ger
man high command reported TO-
day that U-boatS have sunk -four
Allied merchant ships in the Mcdi-
terranean and that German naval
forces sank the British mine
sweeper Horatio in the same
waters.
Two ships rcportcdry were sunk
from an escorted three-d1ip con-
voy north OF BenCaH and two
steamers were sunk from another
convoy strongly protected by
deStrOyeTS.
fThe Allies have not confirmed
the reported sinkngS)
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Ginger Rogers Marries
Young Marine Private

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. Is .(INS)
Only "a hours after they had
revealed their engagement. Ginger
Rogers, 81 and Pvt Jack Briggs
D, of the Hnited States Marine
Corps, were married early today
at Pasadena
They became man and wife in
aadouble a ring ritual performed by
the Rev Edwin Day in the First
Methodist Church. They had no
attendants.
Miss Rogers wore a brown on
semhle for the m7rraee. per-
formed at ! Z. m Her Vcd5r-
ring was simple to mateh the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Ndziis Frantic
At New New Signs
OF Invasion
Polish GuerrilIas
Burn Ia Villages Held
by German Forces
BY JOHN 4. PARIS
United Press star Correspondent

LONDON. Jan Is - Germany.
fearing both Allied invasion Of the
continent and internal crack-up in
occupied countries, is building de-
fenseS frantically and resorung 10
mass arrests in Poland Germany
and France, according 10 reports
reaching London today
The Norwegian government In
exile reported that the Germans
were strengthening dofcnses on
the Norwegian coast. Deputy
Prime Minister Stauislaw Miko-
laiczyk Of Poland told Of a
heavily-fortihod corridor 50 miles
wide running through The center
Of Poland as a possible future line
OF defense against tho Russians.
a spokesman for tho govern
mont Of Norway said that great
concrete tank blocks and block
houses with concrete walls TWO
feet thick barred the approaches
10 BerHn Halboy The harbor at
SandnN was mined
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Raid Jap Bases

A navy communiQue disclosed
furious action January 13, IA anc
l5, which indicated that the Japs
were moving southwark 10 rein.
force and supply their forces in the
central SolomonS and on GuadaI.
canal.
There was no mention OF Amer
lcan surface ships in action. but
American planes blasted japanese
deStroycrS and q cargo ship in
raids from one end OF the Solo
mons 10 the other while other
American bombcrs raided the
japanese bases as far north az
Buka Island. The northernmos,
point in the SOlOmOnS
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Open Flynn Hearing
In Capital Wednesday

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is INS)
The Senate Foreign Relations
Committee Will -open its public
hearing on President Roosevelt 5
nomination Of Edward j. Flynn TO
be minister 10 Australia Wednes-
day, II was announced today.
Senator Connally Cd of Texas.
chairman of the committee. said
tho first witnesses viii be repre-
SeniailNeS of the state department.
Senator Bridge r. of New Hamp-
shire has protested against the ap-
polntment of Flynn. who is chair
man of the Democratic national
committee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Demand Dues Cut

The new strikers thus imple-
|mented threat made by four
LOCAL earlier this week that the
men would quit unless an increase
in their union dues from 81 10
Sl3O a month was eliminated by
January IS.
II had been hoped that as a
result OF the conferences in Wash
lngton yesterday among United
Mine Workers leaders. WLB Off
cials and miner Spokesmen. that
the dues rebellion would be
called of at least pending negotia-
tion Of the strikers demands.
Prior 10 the rapid spread Of the
walkoutS, both UNIV leaders and
Spokesmcn for the local unions
had said they expected the miners
TO return 10 the DitS
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
$500 Miners
Join Wildcat
Strike in East
Spre aiding WaIkout
Comes in Face of
Pleas by Their Chief

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. Jan. 16
qNS).-An additional $500 min
.ers today Joined the 1S days old
wildcat strike which has crippled
Pennsylvania anthracite produc-
ton and cost the nation nearly
1000 900 tons Of vitaHy needed
hard coal.
Spread Of the strike - which
came in the face Of sternly-worded
.directlves from the War Labor
Board and miners chieftain John
l.. Lewis ordering the men back
to work Immediately - raised to
more than 1900 the number OF
men idle.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
a Jap Ships,
30 Planes Hit
In So|onnons
3 Destroyers Blasted
in Furious Fighting
TO Block Supplies

WASHINGTON. Jan. rs INS(
In three days Of furious fighting
throughout the SolomonS Ameri-
can and Japanese forces exchanged
blows on land sea and in the air
during which three Japanese de-
stroyerS and one cargo ship were
damaged and 80 enemy planes de-
stroyed against a loss Of seven
United States aircraft. the navy
reported today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
|rdq Votes War
On Axis Nations
Attempt TO Stir Revolt
Blamed for Action

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is TNS)
lraq, strategic Spearhead block
ing any German drive 10 the Mid
die East. today joined the war
against all three members Of the
Axis and tonight was expected
soon TO become the thirtieth mem
Der Of the United Nations
Open conflict against Germany.
Italy and Japan was voted by the
lraqi government as a result of
ltalo-German efforts 10 fomcnt a
revolt, apparently 10 smoothe the
way for an invasion.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
AWoit Leaders Story

Tho strikers however. said they
planned no return-to-work move.
ment until they had heard from
those of their leaders who at
tended the Washington confer
.enceS. These ended last night with
the WLB order telling the men Ia
go back 10 work and submit their
grievances 10 negotiation. and
Lewis demanding Of the strikers
that they end this fooliShneSS." g"
Meanwhile, unemployment COM
penSatlon benefits were denied 10
tho striking miners because they
LETT their iohS voluntarily.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
JaPS RetdHate

The japanese retaliated with
TWO bombing forayS on American
positions on Guadalcanal earl,
January IA. It was the first time
since early November that enemy
planes m force have appeared over
the island.
Some United States casualties
were suffered, but The navy said
there was no damage TO installa-
tlOnS
Meanwhile on Qua al e ana !.
American ground troops continued
theT offensive with gains Of 5000
TO 1000 yards against stiff enemy
resistance.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Capture Supply Base

The Berlin radio has frequently
reported attacks in the Voronezl
area in the past two weeks. hui
tonight'S announcement was the
first official Russian disclosure OF
the fighting in this area.
Among the towns captured was
RoSSoSh, 10 miles 10 the south OF
NorOnezh, one of the main Nazi
supply bases on tho south central
front.
one Russian column in the fresh
offensive was declared 10 have
captured Rovenki. indicating the
SovietS have smashed across the
DonetS River we'll within the rich
DonetS Basin.
available maps show Ro-
vcnki as 81 miles west of the
Moscow-RoStov Railway and the
Nazi-held junction of Likhaya.
whore the north-South line is
crossed by the eaSt-west railway
INTO the DonetS. Rovenki is only
b3 miles north and somewhat
west OF RoStov. indicating the
Red Army for the first time has
outflanked that city TO the
northWeSt.)
The Soviet high comamnd was
said 10 have sent an ultimatum 10
the enclrcled Germans in the
Stalingrad pocket pointing out the
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
1,1O1 Tons Of Cans
Collected by DPW

Needing the pleas Of salvage Of.
ficlalS. Detroit houSeholdcrS set
out at their curhS 11O1 tons oi
flattcned and cleaned lin cans. a
final check by Rich Thompson
salvage superintendent for tho
DPW, showed late Saturday This
exceeded hopes of the committee
Thompson said, by more than 1OC
tons
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Warfare in Poland

NIko,nczyk asserted that open
warfare had broken on, in Po-
land, with gucrr',as claShiue with
Nazi soldier, and burning i vii
lagos occupied by the Germans.
Thousand. ot Poles were arrested
10y the gestapo NJ Warsaw ycStcr-
day he SAID
The Germans. trying ruthlcSSly
ia stamp oIf underground re-
siStancc. have turned Poland into
"Europc's chamber OF horrors.
Executions by hanging and the
firing squad We're ,aid 20 have
Teen carried out daily
An Polish worker, who helped
build the great German defense
line between eastern and western
Poland were killed by The Ger
mans IN order 20 keep the forun-
cations secret. Nikola icIVk said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
4 Firemen Hurt in Flames

BOSTON, Jan. Is OUPl-Four
fremen were injured tonight in a
general alarm fire that swept
through two buildings Of the
Palmer e. Parker Lumber Com
pany. causing damage estimated
at S250.0OO
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
WLB Backs Goodyear Pact

WASHINGTON. Jan. rs UP).
The War Labor Board tonight
approved a wage agreement be-
tween the Goodyear Tire and Rub
bcr Company of Jackson. Mich.
and the United Rubber Workers
OF America (CIO). but directed
the parties 10 negotiate a union
security clause.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

girl said She cot Off her cot anc
went 10 the door opening INTO the
living room.
Mother was lying on the
davenport" Hague and Whit
man quoted the girl aS saying.
and her night dress was around
her neck Buddy lChildrcSS'
nickname had his hands on my
mothers face. Then Buddy
turned out the light"
Hague and Whitman said Patri.
cia then told them that the light
from the bath room was shining
INTO the living room and that in
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
lnterned FIiers British,
Not Ydnks, Say Nazis

BERLIN. Jan rs lhy official
German wireless GNSJ.- Berlin
today reported the pilots Of the II
American Airacobra P-39 fighter
planes landed az tho Lisbon air.
port yesterday and subsequently
lnterned, were British and not
Americans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Advance 80 Miles

In the Noronezh area the Rus.
SLAMS were equally successful. Ad.
vdncing IN a three-pronged often
Slve and tearing great gaps in the
Nazi lines, the Russians advanced
from 81 to 81 miles, killing $4,000
OF the enemy and taking 1900
prisoners.
The Soviets seized 500 towns
and villages in the new offensive.
routing nine German infantry divi-
SlonS comprising 135 900 troops.
Great quantities of German war
supplies end equipment, including
70 tanks and 500 field guns. were
captured by the Red Army in its
latest victory In addition. the
commulique said. 135 Nazi tanks
and 2lO artillery pieces were de-
stroyed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Shy and large eyed, the young
>tcr told Assistant Prosecutor
Glenn Hague She saw ChldreSs. A
friend Of the family standing in
the living room of tho small Nc
Grath apartment with his hands
on mothers face several hours
before the womanS nude body
was found hY ncIghhnrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Earlier Patricia told Hague and
Homicide Inspector John q. Whit
man, she was awakened by her
mother crying.
"Stay away from me. Don't
come near me-" she said she
heard her mother scream
When her mother screamed. the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Today'S communIque said thar
loo enemy troops were slain in
the latest Allied attack which re.
suited IN the capture Of large
stores Of enemy equipment and
\ Allied Jungle fighters broke
Through the enemy lines and wiped
out their forward units on the
narrowing beachhead, the com
munique stated.
Australian patrols 1l5 miles
north Of the Sanananda sector
wiped out a japanese command
near Mubo. 10 miles
south OF Lac. The japanese fled
leaving lie dead
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

plain gold engagement ring given
TO her by the handsome marine.
OF the engagement ring. Miss
Rogers had said. because Of a
marines $50 a month, that's all
a man can afford "No
Briggs had hurried north from
San Diego last night after par
ucipating in a radio show al the
marine base there He must be
back on duty Tuesday. Miss
Rogers was given a thrce-day holi-
day from the Paramount picture.
Lady IN tho Dark.
&. W. McNRTHUR. DENTIST
llll Griswold over kinsols
Hours. SO, Sundays l0-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
United Nations TripIets

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Jan. 16
ms. - Mr. and Mrs James
Branch of Paragould, announced
tonight the given names Of their
recently born triplet sons: Frank
I'm Roosevelt Winston Churchill
and Josef Stain.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
II Axis Planes
Fehed in Day

LONDON, Jan. 16 (INS).-~
Britain's Eighth Army tonight was
reported pressing a new assault on
the Axis defense line east Of
Tripolb coincident with an intensi-
fled Anglo American air campaign
in which at least 27 enemy planes
were shot down over North Africa
in "a hours.
Axis communiques, partly cons
firmed by Cairo announcement,
indicated Gen. Sir Bernard L.
Montgomery's West Libyan forces
may have launched the long
expected final push to destroy the
remainder of Field Marshal Erwin
Rommers Afrika Korps and drive
on to Tripoli.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Sweetheart Thcater Bar -3q2S 3rd
Nodvll Acts. No Door Charge.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
MOUe In by Land and Air
On Japs In Sanananda

GENERAL MacARTHUR'S s
HEADQUARTERS Australia.
Sunday, JAM II OUPl. - Allied
forces in New Guinea are closing
in on Sanananda with air support,
a communque said today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Police intensified their questioning Saturday night Melvin
Chdress suspect in the stranguaon murder pretty brunei
Mrs Syba McGrah % six after statements were
taken from her 3-year-od daugher. Patrieia
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

UNITED NATIONS HEAD.
QUARTERS IN AUSTRALIA
Jan. is tlNS).-American and
Australian ground treepS have
pierced the last Japanese defenScS
on Sanananda Point, ian Allied
communique reported today.
Recent dispatches from New
Guinea said tho ensmv forces
originally totalng 5000 now
numberet 800 td7&lo in deeply
entrenched<p pQsltiEns@on the Zap
uan shoIe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

Dinna Forget Burns Concert ara
Bal Cen Motors Bldg Thu. Jan. a.
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

kEYKO MARC ARINE-A Thrifty
Nltamln A Spread for Bread
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
In the Times TODAY

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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17

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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
"Increased Activity"

The Middle East Command told
of increased activity by British
forward patrols in the Wadi Zem
Zem zone, some ITO miles east of
Tripoli, during which casualties
were inflicted on the enemy in
several sectors This was the first
official British mention of land
action in Tripolitania for some
weeks.
Berlin and Rome reported that
Eighth Army tank formations,
which are known TO have arrived
at the forward position in con-
siderable force recently, struck
out ito envelop the German.
Italian tank army from the SOUTH"
The Axis claimed the attacks were
repulsed, with destruction of 35
Allied tanks and a long distance"
counter-gain by Rommers units.
Iripoli, capital Of Tripolitania
and last major coastal base re-
manning to the Axis in Libya, was
hammered night and day by
AAi'NA iNoli anu IilliSil DOIIlDcTs.
u Shot Down
In Tunisia. il was announced.
Allied planes shot down % enemy
in combats Friday. while
another four were DESTROYED and
two damaged in aerial fighting
over the. Tripoli area.
Loss of eight planes over Tu.
nlSia and one over Tripolitania for
a total of nine between Thursday
and Friday evenings was an
nounced by the Allies.
GA Detroit gunner was cred
lted today with downing an
enemy plane in the North Afri-
can fighting and a Royal Oak.
Mich, pilot with damaging an.
other.
CThe Detroiter is Staff SGT.
Lester Kitzerow of 5156 Third
avenue. 1t Edmund Anderson
IS the Royal Oak pilot.)
"a French communiuue broad
cast by Radio Dakar reported
That French troops had captured
another important height in the
mountains northwest of Ksi-
rouan IN TuniSia. capturing
Continued IN Next paao -, a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-17
Mother Screamed

aS iound by neIghborS.