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NO.. %

q nombre del indivi-
=, Ell callejon fuera de-
-, eI asesino, cuando es-
su nombre es BerlO y
!, Gale Cuarta. Dice que
;lsrtificar al delincuente.
r., 70 ell automovil en- di-
[Fste. cuandO ell coche del
nas5 cerca de mi, a toda
H. Crei que probable
sra un autom6vil robadO.
legu6 al grupo Berlo ha-
F.taba muy excitado. Re-
,5mo habia sido derribadO
criminal y como el y otros
| %eorrieron detras aun hasta
L de que habia disparado
clos. Tome los nombres y
Fecciones de los cuatro."
|Fnv bien-dijo Hallett, sa-
81 libreta y anotando los
k,.-Vayase a la estacion'
| una fotografia de Pablo Sc
como la del indi-
5e ouien Sc sospecha haya
lido ell crimen. Encontrara
h una fotografia. Hagame
Tor de traerme una. Entire
70 telefoneare al jefe.
spu9s de telefonear Hallett
pOr la escalera. Ell
b de Ia victima habia sido va
llevado al necrocomio,
J IN medico forense 10 esta-
ltopsiandO.
llett alumbr6 los barriles con
lterna, en- busca de pruebas.
nos de los barriles estaban
rtOs con sacos Y estos los
sin mirarlos. Habia bastante
EN detras de los barriles para
r. un hombre.
(lh Ell cuerpo cayera habia
h acumulada.
Ell Inspector la distancia
spueS canine hacia la pared
+, poniendo su linterna para
En- unos pocos segun-
pudO encontrar la bala, que
dOSamente hubo de retirar
eScanSO de la ventana.
80, automatico-dijo.
de este calibre ell revolver
ella llevaba cuando yo lie de-
EntOnces compro otro.
de guardia lie dijo a
/ que una mujer, vecina del
ado de la Gale, habia visto
.SlnO. Decide que entrevis-
a la mujer para lograr la
tlcaci6n de Pablo Sella an
que llegase la manana.
no a las doce y media regre-
repOrtero con ell retrato de
Entonces los dos hombres
ION la Gale hacia la casa de
Jer que habia visto al delin-
E. Hallett sono ell timbre
Otra vez.
.pues de un ratio sali6 un
re en- "~pijamas". lie mostr6
su chapa y lie dijo que
"a yer a la duena de la casa.
AVn nj l-
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TINTIT
Ell Enemigo de las Canas

No Sc sienta apezarado por esas
canas. Luzca diez amos mas joven.
No pierda la oportunidad de su
vida y la felicidad misma. Use
TINTIT y su cabello tendra esa
apariencia de juventud. TINTlT
conitene nitrate de plata y SD
precio es econ6mico. Pidalo a 81
botica o 81 no al tsl6fono ndmero
Y1354. Para pedidos a la agencia;
p. O. Box $500. Tampa, Florida.
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|noS FIN Ell "RAQUETERISMO"
Por WILLIAM E. WEEKS

Y les pidio aguardasen a que su
mujer sc vistiera.
Cuando la mujer entro, Hallett
procedio a interrogarla. lie puso
la fotografia de Sella de frente a
su cara.
-iEste es ell individuo?
-Quiza-le contesto la mujer,
encogiendose de hombros.
-SQue quiere decir listed con
quiza? jLo es o no 10 es?
Entonces, antes de que la mu-
jer pudiera contestarle, agreg6:
-Nosotros conocemos a este in
dividuo. Tiene una ejecutoria
criminal de mas de una milla. Els
un pistolero Y acostumbraba a vi
star la p%anaderia. Este es ell cri-
minal, no hay duda.
-Quiza 10 sea-volvi6 a decir
la mujer.
-Vamos a terminar con los
quizas, sonora. Lo es. iUsted 10
vic, no es asi?
70 vi al hombre que corria-
lie rep!icaron.
-iY este es e1?-inquiri6.
No puedo decir que 10 sea.
Me dijeron que listed 10 ha-
bfa visto-declar6 Hallett en- tono
irritado. va su temperament vio-
lento iba a desbordarse.
La mujer no lie contesto.
He dicho que yo pense que
listed lie habia visto-grit6 Hallett.
-Esperese un momento-in-
tervino ell marido de la mujer.-
Refrenese. listed no lie gritara
mas a ella. Me importa POGO que
sea un policia o 10 que listed sea.
Yo no lie grito a mi mujer y no
lie permito a nadie que 10 haga.
ST no puede actuar decentemente,
ahora mismo esta cOgiendo la
puerta. No puede listed entrar en-
esta casa cuando lie parezca y mu-
cho menos levantarle la voz a mi
muier. mo, senior, mientras yo es-
tie ~presente o me entere de que 10
hace!
oh. callese-le c~ontest6 Hal
lett.-Me entran ganas de llevar-
melos a los dos para la estacion.
-Pruebe, 81 quiere-le dijo ell
hombre levantandose de su silla.-
No hemos hecho NADIA malo y por
Dios lie juro que 81 pone u ma
nos en- ella habra otro asesinato,
pero listed no podra investigate.
Hallett decide no contestarIe.
Era una nueva experienced para
el. encontrar alguien que lie dijese
no temia sus impertinencias y
amenaZas.
-Espera un momento, Joe
manifesto la mujer.-Esto 10 ARE
olo vo ahora mismo.
LIE devolvi6 a Hallett la toto
grafia de Sella.
Este no me parece ser ell hon.
bre u corriendo pas6 junto a la
casa.
Hallett y ell reportero salleron
de la casa y ell hombre trio Ia
puerta detras de ellos.
(Continuara manana)
La gaceta., 1943-05-31
UN CICLO DE LA RADlA-
ion COSMICA

FL doctor Victor +. Hess, pre-
MIC Nobel de 1886, que descubri6
la radiaci6n c6smica, ha descrito
un ciclo de q dias en- la %intensi-
dad de la radiacion c6smica que
debe ser explicado por la varia-
ci6n del campo magnetico del Sol.
FL periodic de rotacion del Sol es
tambien de 81 dias.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
He Played Clarinet

Merton had two unCles IN the
last year. both Of whom Jared eN-
ceedingly we'll when YOU take
practical view of H. Neither tired
himself out. The first crossed the
ocean nine times playing the
clarinet IN troop ships band.
The Germans torpedOed the boat
once and the holes in the side
were stuffed with mattresses.
Hulce'S uncle rode back into port,
still playing his clarinet. That was
the goldbriCking uncle
The other uncle served as n
kaypee on the trip across. Carry
ing tray around the deck, he
was heckled several times by a
person he soon grew TO loathe.
Eventually the Irish wrath Of the
Smiths rose 10 boiling point,
Uncle Smith lifted the tray high
overhead and wrapped 1t around
the hecklers neck. He spent the
rest of the war in confinement.
Then there was the cousin,
.grandma's sisters boy. Serving in
the front-line trenches, he grew
suddenly hungry one morning.
Looking out of the trench. he
saw a peach tree growing there
in the midst Of the fiery hell, and
there were still peaches on It. He
tried 10 sneak into the tree but
the enemy's bullets found him.
He was carried behind the lines.
Just as the Stretcher bearers laid
/ him down, an enemy shell eX-
lploded in the center Of their lit
tie group and none of them were
ever seen again.
This happened at exactly 10
o'clock on the morning of Nov
III, 191S-oue hour before the
ArmiStice was signed.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Grabs Guards Rifle

Hulce's chief topic of converse
ton is his mothers fabulous
family. the Smiths, all Of whom
seem 70 get enmeshed in every
war that comes along. His grand
father. who was captain in the
coast guard al the outbreak Of
the last war. was transferred 10
duty at guarding munitions dumps
and such for the duration Of the
war.
According 10 Hulce. one of the
munitions guards with his grand
fathers detail was approached
late one night by an officer of
the guard Halt" shouted the
sentry, and the officer halted.
advance to he recognized" said
the sentry. and the officer ad-
vanced. The sentry forgot 10 or
der halt" again and The officer
came within a foot Of him Sud
denly the officer reached out and
snatChed the rife from the
guards hand
This was an exceedingly uncom-
III tr'lF lSbNA it''8l iOl tllf EAdl " -
pecially IN that time Of war. He
might even have been sentenced
10 death. The officer stood there
Just looking AZ the guard for fully
a minute What would YOU have
done" he asked in terrible
voice, "if an enemy had got your
gun like that"
The guard trembled for a mo-
ment and recovered. II would
have Snatched IL back, sir" he
said. like THAT" And the Off
Ger stood there. empty-handed
Hulce'S grandfather, who told
that story is now about IS. his
grandson says He was asked 70
come back into the navy three
months ago as captain. Being a
Smith. he's back With him in the
armed forces today are two of
his sons and two Of his grandSons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
CHAPTER XXxIv

MAYBE / spoke too soon when
/ denied the siSsiness charges by
magazine writer's. 1t must be adj
mitted, after yesterdays horrible
disclosure, that some termite Is
boring from within us. Some
force is sapping the rugged man
Illness of Battery A.
Here's what happened at sup
per yesterday evening First OF
all. when we neared the end OF
the chow line, we found one OF
the cooks there, scooplng ice
cream out of a can. We are meat
and-potato men in Battery a and
generally we do not take TO such
frilly fanclness as ice cream, al
though we occasionally humor the
mess sergeant by letting him buy
1t in ready-cut blocks.
This time, we found, he had
gone too far Our leniency and
tolerance in letting him buy ice
cream had gone 10 his head Now
he was making il at home--~in the
respectable kitchen Of Battery A
Homemade pineapple ice cream!
] didn't say anything about il.
I thought that perhaps he was
merely going through his second
childhood. and second childhood is
something that every mess ser
geant must be permitted 10 go
through once. Realizing this. we
boys hadn't said anything when
our mess sergeant had air-condi-
tioning fans put in the kitchen
windows 10 make namby.pambies
of the cooks and kaypeeS. We
hadn't said anything when he
started keeping jam on the table
al all meals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Time to Protest

We're going 10 have 10 say
something now. The man Is gong
absolutely mad. Not content with
springing homemade ice cream on
us. he had 10 heap more Goals on
the fire OF our Impotence al the
same meal.
There on each table in our
mess hall. brazenly placed IN the
very center. was shiny con-
tainer filled with paper napkins!
Until something Is done about
the thing. this mess sergeant Will
90 hOg-wild. AZ his present rate.
well find toothpicks on the table
next week, salad forks the week
after that. finger bowls before
November.
This will go on indefinitely I'M
til his brain is completely de-
stroyed by this madness. Then
he'll start planning 10 surprise Us
with mattresses dressed in field
artillery red.
LINGERIE NOTE Our winter
uniforms were issued TO US today
and, since we had the afternoon
of. we spent all our time until
retreat trying on the pretties and
parading before each other. The
clothes were All all-Heoi and the
Temperature was all-heat, but all
was vanity.
We knew what the trousers,
shirts. ties, hlouseS and overcoats
would look like. but the remainder
OF the wardrobe came as a COM
plete surprise TO US. We were eS-
pecially intrigued by the WOODEN
gloves and the pretty gray-bluc
ag-rLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Blame Your Lazy
Liver Bile If

CONSTIPATION with It's headaches.
mental dizziness. half alive feeling often
result when liver bile doesn't flow freely
every day into your intestines. SO take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets 20 insure
gentle yet thorough bowel movements.
Olive Tablets are wonderful to stir up
liver bile secretion and tone up muscu-
lar intestinal action. Follow label direc-
lions. i5c, zoe. 60t. AL drugstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Two-Piece Ensembles

But the piece dc resistance was
the underwear. II l may be in
delicate. Pvt Huber and some OF
the other less fortunate citizen
soldiers were issued simple, un-
glamorous lOngies in a color that
could best he described as lemon
cuStard. The cut OF these pale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Fighting Mans Friend:
Age Sole Cause
For Being Put
} In Class 1-A-H
Fighting Mans Friend:

IT. c.: Q-My husband was re-
jected from the army because of a
heart condition. Since that time he
has passed his thirty-eighth birth
day. Last week he was reclassified
from Az into l-A-H. What is LA
II and why was this done?
Amen in the 80 To Is mill
tary age group are being reclas-
hified. in case of eventual call,
according to occupation and de-
tendency. Those who have no
rause for deferment other than
age are placed in Class l-A-H.
Mrs. l.. D.; q To whom should
] write 10 find out why my sons
bonds have not been sent home ?
lie has certain amount deducted
from his pay each week 10 buy
bonds but as yet we have never
received any of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
CHAPTER XXXV

NO MATTER how honey they
make the Service Clubs, no mat
ter how carefully they plan the
movie programs. no matter how
hard they work on athletic SChed-
ulcS, they'll never be able TO COM
pete with a soldiers favorite eve
ming recreation-sltting on the
back steps, shooting the breeze.
BY this time, the evening bull
sessions have worn themselves
into very definite routine. If
Cpl. Ussery is there, he lectures
on how he'd run the army If it's
Pvt. Terence Clarkin. he tells how
he used TO direct the intricate
traffic affairs Of Radio City Mu-
sic Hall when he was assistant
chief doorman there.
Lately. however, the sessions
have come more and more under
the sway of Pvt Merton Hulce, a
mad Irish lad from Muskegon,
Mich. Pvt. Hulce apparently didn't
stop at kissing the Blarney Stone
lie must have stolen half of il
10 carry with him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
WHERE TO WRITE
A-Mrite 10 Office, Chief Of
Finance, War Bond Division,
Washington, -. {.

g. \. G.. about TWO years
ago I was examined by my draft
board and placed IN Class AZ be-
cause Of perforated ear drums, !
have not been called for TcClaSsl-
flcation ! am now employed in a
plant ClaSSod As Sub-contract or
Semi-defensc.
Is it possible for me 10 get a
waiver OF my AZ classification
and apply for enlistment on a
limited service basis? ! have had
about - years OF general banking
experience j this "A qualification
for limited SeryiCe? ! am 33. single
A-lou NAV apply for a
waiver through your draft board.
II may or may not he granted.
Men are placed in limited service
who are not physically fit for
general service. Your banking
experience would in no way in
fluence your being placed in linn
tied serNice--Sour physical CON
dition il the determining factor.
NOTIFY DRAFT BOARD
W. \. Is @ / have been mar
ried since October 1910. have a
child born IN November. 1871. and
! support my widowed mother. |
am employed in an aircraft plant.
Ny wife Is unable 10 work as she
has tuberculosis. Ny classification
IL 3-A. Would YOU advise me 10 60
10 my draft Board and tell them
about my wife as this information
Goes not appear on my question
nalre, or should / wait until l am
called 10 tell them?
A-You should notify your
draft board ot-Four wife's illness
and SubStantlAte the claims by
an affidavit signed by your doc
tor. Information Of this kind
should hr attached To your aups-
tionnaire 80 that your draft
should he attached 10 your ques-
board has full information on
hand when YOUR name comes up
for consideration.
CAN GIT DIVORCE
j. C.: A-Your classification
should he 3-A in accordance with
instructions recently issued Ia
draft boards 10 place married
men with child or children in
Class ga who maintain bona
fide family relationship with the
child or children in their home
and such dependency was ac-
quired prior to Dec. X, 1871. ANY
child born on or after Sept. Is,
1912, will not he considered n
basis for dcfcrmcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHONE CHERRY $500
See Here,
Private Hargrove
By MARION HARGROVE

beauties was the orthodox, one
piece design such as one sees hung
on the washlines OF all comic
strips.
But the otherS-the ones like
] got! Such empty, inadequate
things as words can never de-
scribe these garments. They are
subjects for a more graphic art.
From wrist TO ankle. we will be
clothed this winter in two-piece
ensembles of a color halfway be-
tween baby blue and rabbit gray.
The understands are cut on a
sweat-shirt pattern and are form
fitting enough TO send any Holly
wood designer into frenZies of
envy. The neither garments. which
are called shorts" for some un-
fashionable reason. look like the
tights worn in medieval days and
show Off the shapeliness OF a mas
culine leg to best advantage-or
otherwise.
La gaceta., 1943-07-30
\ TROPAS ITALIANAS Sc
A DISPARAR
Detenidos por romper
billetes de a peso

Tres individuos acusados de
romper billetes de a peso o el
prop6sito de passrlos por su JUS
to valor v ganarse un dollar en- ca
da uno partido en- dos, compare
ceran hoy ante 81 comisionadO fe-
deral Pinkerton.
Sc nombran los Expenditures"
seg6n Ell jefe de detectives Ste
phens, James o. Fugate, que no
pudo fugarse; Jack Glenn y Tru-
mic E. Floyd.
Floyd tenia en- los bolsillos Ia
mitad de un billete y la otra mi
tad habia sido entregada a Ia pO-
Iicfa por Ell establishments TrOpi-
cal Inn.
Los comerciantes habian formu
lado quejas y la policia munich
pal Sc puso en- actividad.
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RENUNcIA DEL DIR. sILvERIo

Ha presentado su renuncia CO.
mo miembro del Colegia Medico,
en- una carta al DR.. Solano Grimal,
ell DR.. Juan Siilverio, m6dico de
las Sociedades Institute del
Nino, Cfrculo Cubano, UniOne L
taliana, La Italia, Y Clinica Dr.. A.
A. Gonzalez.
La carta es muy lac6nica y ell
DIR. Silverio, autor de la propo-
sici6n para que no Sc hagan visi-
tas despues de las ocho de la no
che, no explica los motives.
Ell Colegio Medico esta preside
do actualmente por Ell DR.. Jose A.
Dominguez, que Sc encuentra fue-
ra de Tampa, en- viaje de estudios.
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Hablara aqui ell
captain russo
Kournakoff

Hablara ell pr6ximo martes, en-
la sala Palm, del Hotel Tampa
Terrace, Ell captain russo Sergel N.
Kournakoff, que perteneciera al
ejercitO imperial y ahora relata
los progresses hechOs pOr Ia Russia
Soviet.
Patrocinara su presentation el
comite local del a Russian War
Relief.
FL visitante es autor de varios
librOs, ademas de soldadO, Y habla
el idioma ingles.
Empezara su dissertation, segdn
10 acordado, a las 8 de la noe he.
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Derribados So
.aeroplanos
a los japoneses

Chungking, China, julio 3d.
I'm communicate que lleva la firma
del teniente general Stillwell a.
nuncia que en- cincO dias los pilO-
tOs americanOs Y chinOs, que ahO-
ra dominan Ell aire sObre China, lie
derribaron a los japoneses 81 ae-
roplanos.
Solo tres aparatos americanOs
Sc perdierOn y muri6 un solo pr
Lotto.
Las instalaciones militares de
los nipones, en- Hongkong, fuerOn
bombardeadas ell martes.
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Carta de un socio
de una "Empresa'

De un socio de una "empresa"
de servicios m6dicos, es la carta
que va a continuation:
Desde hace amos pertenezco a
una "empresa' porque soy amigo
del m6dico director y me trata a
las mil maravillas.
Las empresas, y estoy bien en-
terado, pagan sueldos interiors;
a los que abonan, mensualmente,
las sociedades mutualistas.
Los mSdicos de vista tratan a
sus compaherOs jefes de empire
sas" con bastante consideration.
Como 70 tambi6n pertenezco a
dos sociedades mutualistas, me ha-
60 estas preguntas:
Pagando las sociedades mutua-
distas mejores sueldos que las
"empresas," quizas pOr sus mayo
e ingresos, idejaran los medicos
sin atenci6n q los socios de las
instituciones mutualistas que ten
gan Ia desgracia de enfermarse
despu6s de las ocho de la noche?
Mi amigo el medico jefe de en-
presa, que es un perfecto caballe-
no, visitara a los enfermos a cual-
quier bora v este, como es natural,
le dara una ventaja sobre las So
ciedades mutualistas 81 los medi-
cos del ColegiO insisten en- "des-
cansar" despues de las ocho de la
noche.
les un "descanso" 10 que Sc
busca o extraer unos cuantos pc
sitos con las dos 0 tres visitas que
las sociedades tienen a "deshoras?
TengO 70 aprecio para la EN-
presa" de mi amigo ell m6dico; pc
70 creo que 81 los medicos recalci-
trantes, que llegaron a Tampa con
los bolsillos vacios y ahora dispo-
men de p~ropiedades y miles de pc
SOS, persisten en- hacer demands
absurdas, queriendo pescar en- rio
revuelto, entonces Sc lie plantea-
ran muy delicados problemas al
mutualismo y de paso q las Gem
presas."
Mamparas son las sociedades
mutualistas de las "empresas,"
por cuanto a la sombra de las pri-
meras escapan las segundas de
los rigores de las leyes de SECURES.
81 alguien cree que "demolien-
do" 81 mutualismo "sacara Ia ba-
rriga de NAL ano," Sc equivoca
por complete.
La "empresa" es una necesidad.
por cuantO atiende a muchas per
sonas que no tienen cabida en- O.
tras sociedades; pero de Ia prospe
ridad del mutualismo depende la
prosperidad y crecimiento de Las
"empresas."
Cada vez que Sc ha tratado en-
Tallahassee de aprobar unal ey
contra las sociedades de Tampa,
el mutualismo ha tornado el cam
20 y ha salido airoso.
Las "enpresas7 seran tritura-
das por las companias de SECURES,
ell dia que el mutuaIismo, TODD des.
iteres, generOsidad, E perjudica-
do sacramento 0 quebrantado por
los que no ven con claridad los
problemas del dfa.
70 SECURE en- Ia "empresaD Dor
que mi amigo 10 merece; pero al
mismO tempo eonservare mis DO
siciOnes" en- el mubualismo.
FL enfermo necesita asistencia
cuando y sienten 81, sin distin-
ci6n De horas.
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pdrugada Sc reunio Ell gabmete bntanico
Eacio6n aIiada reanudo hoy ataques.
Dqio Sc opone la ocupacion de Italia


erna, Suiza, informa que
italianas, en- Milan, re-
Obedecer la orden, dada
oglio, de disparas sobre
atriOtas que en- nantes
mrrian las Gales.
las trOpas fueron na-
pueblo daba gritos en-
apaz.
ministro Churchill
lcOnsejo de minister's a
a manana v TODD in
De un mOmento a otro
crisis italiana en- GUAM
az.
ltemente ell gob1ernO dc
contest6 "No" a los cincc
ue aver senalara ell gene
blower. Los aeroplanos
empezaron hoy de nuevo
rdear ell sur de Italia.
etin del general Eisenho-
que las fuerzas aliadas,
en- ell frente "Fortalezas
/" atacaron los aerodro :
Ia peninsula italiana.
iscursos de Churchill Y
| no han modificado la
de Casablanca, que exige
ulaci6n Unconditional del
ran hoy las radioemiso-
Italia que los terminus de
los Aliados son muy seve-
ue la Gran Bretana pide
az cartaginesa", una paz
reria por complete al de-
riscal Badoglio, uno de los
Jos en- Caporetto, Sc opone
Eupaci6n de italia por los
peblO itafano demanda la
stima que Ell armisticio de-
Sc inmediatamente, no inn
OmO piense Badoglio.
manifestantes, en- Milan,
carteles con estas pala-
iQueremos la paz. Quere-
e nos devuelvan nuestros
FOrtalezas Volantes" rea-
aver un ataque sObrbe los
mos del sur de Italia, ac-
eombinadamente con apa-
AgleSes de bombardeo.
es bimOtores, de tipo lige-
faron los puertos, muelles
enes de Stella.
y bimotores arrojaron nu
OOmbas sObrbe Cerdeha.
4Vos torpederos de los A.
ahdleron un barco mercan
'afon otros dos envueltos
as IN avi6n enemigo fue
euatro aeroplanos A
fetornaron a sus bases.
n0ta del mando italiano
que las tropas de defensa
= hacen frente a renova-
a0es del enemigo.
De NapOles, en- Capodi-
ueron lanzadas bombas de
ma6o.
- de Stella parece ha-
ado en- su fasef inal.
erieanOs Sc apoderaron
N'eosia, Ia base del TRAN
ana el Octave Ejercito
- eontenidO por Ia efec-
eneia de los alemanes.