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Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-19
T.. A. POULTRY & EGGS

Maximum prices that may be paid pro-
ducerS by retailers:
Grade A. large eggs, week beginning
Sept I3. 56 cents. Medium eggs four
cents below; small eggs eight cents below.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-19
Markets at a
Glance
BY UNITED PRESS

bT UNI D 2 hfoa
Stocks higher In active trading.
Bonds higher.
Curb stocks higher.
Cotton easier.
Wheat steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-19
DISQUALIFIED

Arcaro was disqualified after
race at New York's AqGeduct last
Sept. 20, ON charges of rough rid
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-19
Cardinals Are on
Verge Of Taking
National Pennanf
BY GLEN PERKINS

NEW YORK, Sept 18 CUP)-The
ST. Louis Cardinals needed but
single victory or Brooklyn or
Cincinnati defeat today to win the
1943 National League pennant.
The brother battery of Mort and
Walker Cooper produced 2-1 10
inning triumph over the Chicago
Cubs last night to bring the Cardi-
mails to within half game of the
pennant. 1t was Morts Goth hurl-
ing victory of the campaign.
Cooper held the Cubs to five hits
while his brother, Walker, lined
double to left in the extra frame
to score Stan Musial with the
winning run. Claude Passeau was
charged with the loss. Although
he held the Cards hitless until the
fifth inning when Ray Sanders hit
an inside the park homer.
SMALL MARGIN
The Cincinnati Reds remained in
second place by single percentage
point over the Dodgers when both
lost. Max Butcher pitched the
Pittsburgh Pirates to 10 decision
over the Reds, ending Bucky Wal
ters' night victory streak at seven
games. The games only run was
scored when Al Lopez beat out an
infield hit, moved to second on
Butchers sacrifice and scored on a
single by Pete Coscarart. Butcher
gave up six hits in winning while
Walters allowed only four.
The New York Giants, playing
the best baseball of their disastrous
season, made it six wins in their
last seven starts with a Ga victory
over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Two
errors paved the way for most Of
the scoring. Six Gordon threw wild
to first base in the third inning,
permitting three Dodger runs to
count, and Arky Vaughan errer in
the seventh to pave the way for
four unearned Giant scores. Ken
Chase received credit for the vic
tory and Les Webber was charged
with the loss.
Philadelphia at Boston in the
National League was postponed
FIGHTER LEAGUE
In the American League the
Washington Senators strengthened
their hold on second place and ex-
tended their winning streak to
seven games by defeating the cir
cut leading New York Yankees, 6-3
swapping the Yanks' winning streak
at nine. Bobo Newsome set the
New Workers down with six hits
three of them by Nick Etten, tc
record his third consecutive victory
since rejoinin gthe Mats. Charley
| Wensloff was charged with the loss
when the Senators rolled up Sc
lead in the first three frames.
The Detroit Tigers scored twice
in the ninth inning to gain 2-l
victory over the Cleveland Indians
Rookie Dick Wakefield started the
winning rally with a single and
scored ahead of Joe Wood, who also
singled, when Jim outlaw lined a
hit to left field.
Tony Cuccinello's pinch hit fly
drove in the winning run in the
eighth inning as the Chicago White
Sox defeated the st. Louis Browns
81. Orval Grove snapped the st
Louis victory string at seven. Denny
Galehouse was charged with the
loss.
Philadelphia and Boston were not
scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-19

Los ANGELES, Sept. Is CUP)-
EGGS Jobbing pFsces 10 retailers on
case packed candled eggs, per dozen;
Large, grade AA $3.50, grade So
grade 47-4s; medium, grade A 80
small, grade A IS.
Retail price to consumers; Large grade
AA 62-64, grade A 60-62, grade 5o-57;
medium, grade A 56-57 small, grade A
50-53c.
Poultry and game at ceiling; Paying
prices fob Los Angeles:
Broilers. Leghorn. under 2h lbs, SOC
pa TO lbs, 29c; fryeTs S-4 lbs. sc
roasters, all weights 29c; fowl. Leghorn.
all weights 25hc; colored, all welshN
9sike. duck. an sizes 25c; rabbits, under
lbs. 22-24c.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-09-19
L. 4. HAY
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAIN

iuly -, !. :
September
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Fabricados Aqui
43,323,64S Tabacos
En- FL Mes De Abril

La oficina local de impuestos
interiors; anuncio aver que en- ell
mes de abril Sc fabricaron en- Tam
pa, abonando los sellos de los
impuestos, 43,S2S,64s de tabacos
o cigarros de todos los tamanos.
Representa- la production un au-
mento de 2,l30, l63 sobre ell mes
paSado.
Sc r%ecaudaron en- la oficina To-
cal $3.50, 72O.91.
De la clase G, para vender a
20 centavos o mas, Sc elaboraron
ll6,l06; de la clase F, para VEN
der a no mas de 20 cts. 3,S16,l44;
clase +, para detallar a no mas
de Is cts, 11,462,244; Clase d,
para vender a no mas de 8 cts, 3d.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
INAUGURO SU NUEVO
LOCAL IA CAMARA De
COMERC|O De YBOR

Sc efectu6 anoche, con un luci-
do acto, la Inauguration del nuevo
local de la Camara de Concrete
de Ybor, en- la esquina de la Die
cisiete y Septima avenida, donde
~eStuviera situado ell restaurants
"El Trocadero".
Los miembro 5 de la Camara
compraron despues de la ceremo-
mia, y merecen ser aplaudidos,
$37, 900 en- bonos de guerra.
Tuvo a su cargo la venta de bo-
nos ell letrado +. o. Palermo.
BESIDE la presidential ell Sr. John
Adamo p%ronuncio sencillas pala-
bras, siendo muy felicitado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

T - Millares de
hombres, de todas edades,
concurren hoy a las escuelas,
en- los Estados Unidos, para
aprender a reparar y equipar
para ell servicio a los miles de
aeroplanos de combate que
hay en- los frentes de batalla.
Ash es que, en- la retaguardia ma
%cional, los soldados en- las hlas de
servicio marchan hombro a hombro
con los que en- las lineas de montaje
acaban los veloces aparatos de GAIA
Y los de~structores bombarderos.
Ell metodo que Sc emplea aqui, en-
las grandes fabricas de aviones de
la Boeing Aircraft Company, por
encargo de la Comandancia de En-
senanza Tecnica de las Fuerzas
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

Aereas, es un ejemplo tipico del sis
tema adoptado generalmente en-
dondequiera que Sc producer aero
pianos.
Sc ha establecido una escuela
especial para la rapida prepare
ci6n de los que en- la misma termi-
nan u estudios. En- la escuela
recientemente inaugurada en- esta
ciudad, hay plazas para un millar
de estudiantes, previamente selec-
cionados despu6s de concluir cursos
especiales en- varias escuelas tecni-
cas- del ejercito.
Despues de completar I'm curse de
~reparacion y preparation de aero
pianos para ell servicio, de veintiuna
semanas de duraci6n y de caracter
general, en- las otras escuelas, los
estudiantes mandados a la de este
lugar estudian especialmente las
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
Millares de hOmbres aprenden en- los
EstadOs UnidOs a reparar aviOneS

famosas Fortalezas A6reas. En-
otras escuelas especiales sc estu-
dian los aviones de GAIA e Interrupt
ci6n, Y los bombaderos ligeros.
Los alumnos de esta escuela,
como parte de sus estudios, traba-
jsn de practica en- aero
plAnM testinAdos q "a mismA pars
Ia instruction. Cambian los moto-
res, instalan secciones nuevas EN- las
alas, desmontan secciones enteras
de los Bit y Sc familiarizan con
todos los %aspectos de la %operac.on
de estos mortiferos bombarderos.
Detallada instruction
Esta escuela, que es una de las
mas grandes del pals, entire las
escuelas del ejGrcito dirigidas por
particulares, esta bajo la direction
de un jefe de la Aviaci6n Militar,
aunque funciona bajo la Compania
Boeing, que esta tambiGn a cargo
de las classes Y suministra los ms
tructores. Mas de ciento cincuenta
ingenieros Y tecnicos especialistas
de la compania Boeing han sido des-
tinados a la instruction de los estu-
diantes, para que 6stos conozcan
en- todos sus detalles las FortaleZas,
" aprendan a equiparlas debida-
mente para ell servicio Y hacer las
Preparedness que la lucha con ell
enemigo hara necesarias en- ell
frente de batalla.
Ademas del trabajo practice en-
los enormes bombarderos, en- los
hangares de la escuela, los soldados-
estudiantes concurren a conferen-
cias sobre la manera de haccr las
diferentes operaciones necesarlas
para deiar los aparatos en- perfecta
disposition para ell servicio, obser-
van embellishments peliculas he
chas en- la fabrica Boeing, relacio-
nadas con dicha labor, asi como
p~royecciones ijas de f%otografias
analogas.
La primera escuela para ell ARE
rio de las Fortalezas A6reas fue
fundada ell ano pasado, a peticion
de la Comandancia de Ensenanza
T6cnica de las Fuerzas A6reas,
para facilitar la cooperation entire
la industrial y las fuerzas armadas
con ell fin de adiestrar hombres en-
cantidad suhciente para la repara-
lion Y preparation para ell servicio
do Ia nota a6rea, cada dia mayor, dc
las Naciones Unidas. En- cast todas
las demas grandes fabricas de aero
pianos Sc han establecido escueias
analogas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
ETIn ARTICULO DEL DIR. MARTI
RANEZ SOBRE Ell PRECLARO
CUBANO JOSE MART
q GUERRERO DE LA EsPADA DE ORC

rino de la poblacion de habla es-
pamela, alguien me enSeno las es-
caleras de la tabaqueria desde
donde un dia hablo Marti, y pude
recoger las huellas de su paso, no
solo en- las piedras d~ignificadas
por su recuerdo sino en- las almas
ennoblecidas por su evocacion y ell
resplandor de su presencia. Des-
pues, en- horas de soledad y de
tristeza en- Nueva York, he cor
dado muchas veces a Jose Marti
llevando ell solo su lucha por ell
ideal, en- la ciudad tremenda, en-
ell imperio del polvo y ell hume;
Ell acero, ell orc Y ell cemento, ciu-
dad contra la que vencio su es-
fuerzo inagotable Y su espiritu de
sacrificio. Ell recuerdo del cuba
no immortal ha sido siempre un
manantial de puras emociones y
una ensenanza imborrable. Por-
que Ell tambien como nosotros, es-
panoles, estuvo en- pugna o un
poder acknowledgements, Espa-
ma, ell Estado espanol; hoy, ell fran
CUISINE; ell tambien como no
sotros vivi6 en- exilio; Ell tambien
lejos de su patria two que orga-
nixar IA cOntinui lE4 kIG lea Oh
Ia cCntienda por Ia MArtRd, 81
tambien sufrio p~erSecucioes y a
taques Y melancolias. Pero ell
tambien, como nosotros los espa-
noles, no era hombre de divide Y
pena, vencimiento y mansedum-
bre, sino q%uijOte de frente alta y
orgullosa, corazon altivo y puno
firme. Por ESQ, su sacrificio fer
tiliz0 su ideal. Y al caer su roja
sangre sobre la verde manigua
santific0 con SUI muerte bella una
vida llena de accion y de empresa.
Cuando hoy dia hemos de agra
decor tanto a la Cuba moderna,
culta Y liberal, orgullo de TODD un
continente, su generOSa acogida a
nuestros compatriOtas e~xilados, su
gesto magnifico de repulsa frente
al imperialismo franquista, su no.
bleza ell senalar su adhesion de-
mocratica a los pueblos libres Y
SUI antagonismo a tOdas las for
mas de tiranias europeas aunque
vayan d~isfrazadas de hispanidad,
recordemos la parte de Jose Mar
Il en- la creacion de csc espiritu
en- Cuba. Porque el, caballero del
aguila Y ell lirio, cabalgando So
bre ell primer pensamientO de uni
dad de las Americas, fue quien a
sent6 las bases de una solidaridad
continental contra los enemigos
del pueblo, Gl ouien puso los CT
mientos espirituales de una fra
ternidad entire las gentes que en-
espanol aman y oran al Cristo.
NADIA mas justo que hoy y mana
ia Y siempre, dediquemos un re-
cuerdo emocionado a este cubano
inolvidable.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

sso. Al honor de pronunciar
-.nrsarsncia en- 81 Dia Pana-
la colonia Guiana
- nahlA s%spanola en- general
- ~. Para cuantos he
America traidos por
oso del exilio, ha ST.
lie Jose Marti, cuba
un hallazgo esplen-
No es que en- Es-
- Aonocieramos va, sino
IA aqui, pudiendo e
a., <3ss las pisadas del poe
Il alma hispanoamerica-
&&4bs podido llegar a darnos
AZ la trascendencia de la
Ii ejemplaridad de la vi
Ill hombre que sembro alas
! noche de la patria para pO-
eonsechar despues vuelos y
.sEos. Y csc patricia que en-
IS Ii espada de la guerra ma
! ns|5 an lirio poetico, que supo If
q eombate con un sentido evan
tr6Iico de su lucha, para caer al
Tin bajo palmas, sobre caballo
blanco Y nimbado de sol, sigue
!5esde ell eielo de America br'1aR-
ado como un captain desdG 81 NJ
N We de tuceros que dirigiese los
destinos e%spirituales de su pueblo.
Hace va muchos amos que entire
EN- relaci6n spiritual con Jose
Marti. Aqnel viejo eX-capitan a
70 Queria no solo con carino
de nieto. inc con la admiration
\ que los nihos tenemos a los he
roes del mar, fue quien por vez
primera desempolv0 de una ar
queta lena de viejos r~ecuerdos,
con sus manos que veian mas que
sus pobres ojos ciegos, un retrato
va d~escolorido por los amos. Me
encontre frente al retrato de un
hombre palido con los ojos comien
dole Iii cara, la mirada honda y
en- ilamas, la frente grande Y be-
sada AZ luz, Y bajo un bigote de
veras una boca cast invisible, de
la cual brfa 20 despues que ma
naban a chorrOs las rosas de orc
de Sd elocuencia. "Mira este hon.
bre-me dijo mi familiar--miralo
til que pnedes verlo. F'ue tan va
liente como bueno, y ademas lleva
tn mismo nombre." Y aquella coin
cidencia emocionada me hizo mi
rar con mas simpatia e interes al
heroe que pc me ~aparecia legenda-
rio Y romantico y al que me unia
la magia de un mismo nombre.
Amos despues lei todas las O.
bras de Marti y aprendi a amar
al guerrero con alma de santo, al
mistico con temple de acero. Me
fascin6 s. prosa enjuta y arisca,
a veces brisa y petalo, Y otras to-
rrente de lava y huracan de cri-
mes me encant6 su genio poetico,
una poesfa romantica con ribetes
modernistas, parca v fina como
IN dibujo de Gustavo Dore; me
sedu1o sobre TODD su oratoria, con
esq magia que la palabra habla-
de- tuyo siempre para mi. La ora
toria de Martf, que fue cascade
De perlas, surtidores de coral,
per0 tambien batir de alas de con-
doress temblor de canonazos, re-
lagos de p1rpura, rasgando
ola las tinieblas que envol-
q vida para iluminarla con
eOla de Ia gloria.
1898 fui a Tampa por vez
,, y ALI, al recorrer las ia
- as acompanado por ell ca
La gaceta., 1943-05-01
PERMISOS DE CONSTRUC.
CION

Fueron otorgados permisos de
construction a Ana Josefina
Klein, B. Galasso, E. Hammack,
Sra. ]. Becker, A. A. Melvin, Joe
Filippello, Sra. ]. B. Pacheeo,
Adolfo Katz, Jose F. Larry y Sra.
Vallie Perry.
ST, Senior
Compre ia pintpra B. L. P. Sc
vende solRmente en-
KINC.GRECO HARDWARE co.
ga. AvsnfdA y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

Clement A. Desjardin, de "a
amos, Y Mary C. Conner, de "a.
Tyson j. Wilson, de so amos, y
Gladys Stinson, de "a.
Edwin Doyle Morris, de %
amos, v Ana +. Pickett, de %.
Mack Reynolds, de % amos, y
Evelia Cabrera, de 27.
George Arthur Faust, de %
amos, Y Elizabeth Louise Hull, de
81.
Jose w. Nye, de SS amos, y
Grace Young Snavely, de 81.
Gregory C. Jones, de 81 amos,
y Marta f. King. de %.
Donald Elkins, de 20 amos, y
Rita l.. Zwisohn, de 25.
La gaceta., 1943-05-01

731 1850; cIase c, para vender n
no mas de 6 cts, 1S,264,4l5; clase
b, para vender a no mas de 4 cts.
5,792, 263 y clase A, para vender
a nos mas de 2h cts. 141,126.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Columbus. Miss twln-englne
flying school 2nd Its. Richard y.
Culbertson, 10 Emerson; Donald
u. Burnley, 1856 w. Knlckerbockcr,
Flint
Williams Field, Ariz, advanced
flying school 2nd Its. Henry &.
Thei>. l432S Ardmorc drive; Ches-
ter \. Biedul, 1865 Klein
DcminE. y. NJ. bombardler
school 2ud 1t. Charles \. Epstein,
Cpl Monte Vista
Duke University army finance
ScroUi Tech. sgt. 1. J, kavanaugh,
Detroit
Grand Rapids arm V weather
school. PIES. Sid r.. Anton. Victor
r. BrunSkoWsl<i, Billie A. Chylla.
Anthony +. CZernou>kN. John =.
Harrington, Ronald u. killinger,
Joseph EiScnbaum. Detroit Mon
ore b. Ndcrhold. Highland Park;
Lawrence Williams, Dearborn
Scott Field ILL., radio school;
Pics. Harry g.. Werner, l72l0
Feufon Clinton =. \Ngren, -
Hanover. Pleasant Ridge.
SfrofhCr. Kan AAt' basic fly
ing school Aviation Cadet Archie
Goldman, 1873 LnnhurSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Nurse Rdtioninq
Is Demanded 10
Fill Army Needs
Procurement Director
Would Use Over-Aeed
for Civilian Hospitals

Mrs. Helen LaMalle IN charge
Of procurement Of nurses for the
army and navy in Detroit, Satur-
day called for a careful rationinC
Of nursing service throughout the
United States.
I'VE ration everything else"
Mrs. LaMalle said. land nurses
are just aS scarce a. coffee, tea
and shoes. Unless every trained
nurse does her part on the home
front, or I'm the services, every
one il going To suffer"
Nurses for the armed forces arc
very urgently needed at this time.
Mrs. LaMalle reported adding:
ut is our job 10 find the
hidden nurses: those working in
factories, offices and nonessen-
tiai nursing positions.
III il the patriotic duty of
every nurse of military age and
fitness Ia volunteer for service.
Nurses above military arr ur
those physically disqualified can
stan our hospitals and clinics at
home"
The Red eros. Nurse recruiting
Sia'IOn IS located a chapter head
-2l62 r. jefferson. tele-
phone Fl. QQQO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
-. campaign chairman :.

GEORGE ChH~tapArr ptc~j.
dsrr and renora' mango. o'
Packard At4-ar Car Go VIll boz
general chairman of me l94"
Detroit War Chest campaign
Nov. 20 ITS IT. was announced
SATURDAY hy Frank j.. Eaman
War Chest president.
\cNf falls drive VIII be the
second SINCE The organization 0f
The VAR Chest. II VIII seek 10
raise funds for services 20 l.. s.
soldiers. sailors and marines. 10
suffering civilians I'D WarTIu <
countries and 10 the needy an
Detroit
As campaign chairman Chris
tophpr viii serve as the leader
for the moro than 5000 unpaid.
volunteer solicitors who viii seek
10 raise The funds from Detroit
citizens.
a Dctroltcr since 1884 when
he cauU To Packard a~-HsSISt ant
vice president of manufacturing.
Christopher was elected vice pres
lien' I'M 1888 He was named 10
his present position IN 1912.
Besides his activity with the
BACKYARD cnplpaIA-r- -Chtl&tnphcr
holds memberships ON two COM
mitieeS Of tho AutOmotIyo COM
cll for War Production. j. char.
man OF a third and serves as a
member Of the Steering commit
tee of the Central Aircraft Coun-
.rI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

WCAR-Nsws
WILB -Nazarers Church
" EXLs-FellowShip Cub.
NJBK-ltslian-A aasEie&ar-
a:tSP. VI.
CKIW- Dick Stable N
WCAR-Amerlca DESTINY
WJLB--Shall We waltz M.
a:J0 =. VI.
WjR-Andre KOstelane'y.
WWJ-Lands Of the free
CKLW--Church of the All
WCAR--Free Methodists.
WJLR=Nsr Jobs
WEXL-Natl Reyival-R.
4.45 y. VI.
W1LB-Frank Croch-t' +
WEHis-CalVary Temple r
WJBk-Russian Church.
500 Y. VI.
WJR=Family Hour.
WV Summer SYMPHONY.
CkLW-Rainbow Hour r.
VICAR News music
N1LB Italian Srrepade-
VEIL Rev. Rob't North.
S;l5 Z. NJ
WJBK--ReV Webster.
$40 Y. VI,
CKLW-- Build ( Drum -fNna
NCAE Paul Martin NJ
WEXl-Immanucl GESuel-
WJBK-Rev Nm Rimson
SiS Y "
NJR Irene Ron Y
N%YZ To he announce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

-. ready for recruits -.
The first recruiting station for
men and women IN Michigan has
been opened at 532 Lafayette
building
The office. equipped 20 process
men and women desiring 10 loln
the CoaStguard or Spar IS IN
charge of EnslgnS Elizabeth {.
Barnes. Of Flint Elizabeth Max
field of Los Angeles, and William
Thompson. CBM.
Spar enlistceS are sent 10 Palm
Beach, Fla. for training a the
Palm Beach BIltmore hoTet
Twenty three Detroit women " ere
sent there last Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Ni.' 'H.iIi IItNt. flili' Ifl4EI~ ana
more dollar, by Stimulating the
hlli-hillic,.
INFORNATION PLEASE cast
VIII take lis first vacation IN five
years. starting July 10 The
broadcast originates m Hollywood /.
Monday night with Gregory Rat
off as the guest Through
promotion m The press and on
radio. N-Mall has increased from
100000 10 l25OOOO per week
SPIKE JONES and ms city slick
crS Will tour the country this
summer 49,. JASCHA HEIFETZ. .
noted violniSt Win appear on Nhe
Great ArtisS Series Monday
tWWJl 9 p. NJ 49,. July 4 -
the birth anniversary of Stephen
Foster and George NJ. Cohan so
George Gushing. news editor Of
WJR and moderator Of NIn our
Opinion tWJR Sun l2.W = Ny
is originating TO-DAY show al the
Stephen Foster Cottage In Green
field Village and VIII devote The
hall hour to a discussion Of
music.
tThls ID prepared and paid for BY WJRI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
RanChers Comb Hills
For Triple Slayer

LARAMIE, NNo.. July 3 'DP'
Ranchmen conbed The hills
rear Laramie tonight for a slayer
who apparently killed Cheyenne
war worker then murdered a
Dale Creek ranch couple without
QroNoCauon.
The bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Gotta were found m their
garage today by Charles Johnson,
foreman Of a nearby ranch Matt
ks'To. 2 war plant worker WAS
killed Wednesday night while he
s-f m an automobile with a
woman friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
SUNDAY MORNING

WEXL~R n. Bible Society
" fBk-JeWlsh hour.
1913 A. VI.
WJR-Phil Sklllmsn NJ.
WCAR-Musicsle
NNYZ Tom Terris T
NJLB-Unitsd Gospel ct.
1880 A. VI.
NIR-Wings over Jordan
WILTSHIRE music.
WNYZ Southernaires NJ.
WJLB-Yugosla Club.
WEXL--Rev. John Young.
lO:iS A. VI.
WWJ-Garden Hour.
Pontiac Baptist.
ii 90 A, NJ.
WIR-NeWs.
WV Rhapsody NJ
WCAR-NeVs; music.
WXYZ-News Ace.
WJLB-HunEarian Church.
WENl-COnErega'l Church
WJBk-Serhian hour.
has A. VI
WjR-Egon Petri-M
WHY'D J +. Norris.
1880 4. ".
NIR-Rev. John Zollsr.
NMj-NewS
CKLW-AnglicAn Church.
WILR-United Tabernacle.
WExi-SalVstion Army,
WJBk-Hehrew Christian.
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NNl Olv'n sanford NJ.
NfIB News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Editor in Belgium
Seized by NdziS
u. Tniied Pre-.

The British radio broadcast p
Born report today that The editor
of the BruCSSClcr ICltung, Ger
man.languaCc newspaper pu b.
hShod 10y the Nalis m Belgium
has been arrested for saving the
morale of the Germans had weak
cncd as a result of The defeats al
StalmGrad and in North Africa.
The hroadca>t>. recorded BY
CHS. quoted the editor a> having
written.
"Onc could have avoided the
panic and moral depression
after the reVerSeS " the
population had seen another
theater Of war which could
have raised its courage,
But the submarine war
which for 80 long had been the
pride ~ German strategy, il
completely pHTHivTcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Jsps Hold Lensinq Sailor

LANSING. July Relative,
here were notified today that
Raymond J Harper. p. Woman
first class IS being held prisoner
by the Japanese IN the Philip
pines Harper had been stationed
AT the Cayite navy TadIO control
base
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Veronica Lake Gets
Blood TrdnSfusion

HOLLYWOOD. July 3 INS'
Veronica Lake screen actress who
Us expecting her second chld nm
about two months, was reported
no serious condition today AZ Good
Samaritan Hospital.
Miss Lake, who was given 2
blood TRANSMISSION earlier today to
guard against premature birth Of
the child was taken 90 The hos
pial after She trlppoi over an
electric cable and fell Wednesday
or "a sound stage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
EDWARD &. ROBINSON "

/ . 4 a n .
p r q a nhlc 10
the Declaration
OF lndcpcnd-
CnCe ON The
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
MONDAY AFTERNOON

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WWJ-Light Of World.
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NCAR-News.
NXYZ-Charm Kitchen 7
WJLB-News music.
WF,SIs-~Nev scast
NJBK-Treasury Parade
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WJR-JOyCe Jordan.D
NNJ-Lonelv women-D.
CKLW-Melody Time
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WJLB-Goi den MELODIES
WEXL=psrads 81 BANDA
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