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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
1t. Gillette Visits

1t. Louis Gillette spent last
week al the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Gillette
ir. Of Wing Lake rd. 1t. Gillette
has recently been in Florida
after years absence on active
duty overseas in the air corps.
Mrs. Lyman Craig with Jill
and Dick Craig have returned
from Corpus Christi, Texas,
where they visited Its. Robert
and Bruce Craig who are adj
vanced naval aviation cadets
there.
Mrs. Hugh w. Hitchcock OF
Lowell Court has returned home
after A visit with her son Wylie
at Hanover, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Flint
have returned to their home on
Quarton road after spending the
Winter at Palm Springs.
Mrs. Neil c. McMath, who is
Bloomfield Hills chairman of the
Neighborhood War Clubs. at
tended national Girl Scout
meeting in Chicago Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. de-
Bruyn will be at home after
May /.
Birmingham branch Of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women will meet for
luncheon Wednesday at the
Community House. Mrs. Leland
j. Bunyon will present dra-
matte review of the play Fam
lily Portrait by Lenore Coffee
and William Joyce Cowen.
Mrs. Edward Laird and Mrs.
p. A. AitkenS are hoStesSeS for
the luncheon.
DR.. Henry Noble McCracken,
president Of VaSSar College.
will he honor guest at a tea
Tuesday afternoon al the Bir-
mingham Community House
and guest and speaker AT din
ner the same evening, also at
the Community House. His sub
ject in the evening will be
War Challenges the Curricu-
mm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Margaret King
To Wed June IL

DR.. AND MRS. EDWARD d.
KING Of w. Grand Blvd. an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Mary. TO DR..
John p. Keefe. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. keefe of LaMothe.
The wedding will take place
June u.
Miss King was graduated from
ST. Mary'S Academy in Monroe.
and attended Michigan State
College.
DR.. keefe was graduated from
the University of Detroit and
Wayne University S hool of
Medicine where he was affili-
ated with Nu Sigma M fra
ternitV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Bette Elliott Weds

At a candlelight ceremony
performed by the Rev w. Glenn
Harris last evening in the Elliott
home on Oakland. Bette, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II.
p. Elliott, became the bride OF
Staff Sgt. John /. Church of
Aberdeen, Md, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer +.
Church of Seattle, Wash.
The ceremony was performed
before a screen of ferns and
white snapdragonS at 8 o'clock.
The bride wore her grandmoth-
er'S wedding gown of ivory satin
which was fashioned very nearly
like the wedding gowns of today.
The close-fitted bodice was
trimmed at the V neck and
three-quarter length sleeves with
rose pointe lace and the full
skirt had narrow plating of
satin across the front and fell
into a small train. Her finger
tip veil of ivory tulle was caught
under a crown of orange bios
SONS. white bouvardia and
white orchids formed her bou-
quet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
To Live in Aberdeen

Lucille Wayman was maid Of
honor and wore a floor length
gown Of dusty rose taffeta with
matching velvet bows in her hair
and carried contrasting shattered
carnations.
Air Cadet Robert Larson OF
Chicago was best man.
Mrs. Elliotts gown was a din
ner dress of powder blue crepe
and her corSage of orchids.
Church's parents were unable
to be present.
A reception Immediately fol-
lowed the ceremony and white
flowers were used throughout
the house and on the bridal
table.
For going away the bride
wore a suit of soft green tweed
with a hat OF the same material
and a topcoat of gray and white
check. Her accessories were in
a raspberry shade
The young couple will live in
Aberdeen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Catholic
Daughters
Entertain
DRECEDING The reception for

pRECEDING the reception for
100 new members, officers
Of Court Detroit, Catholic
Daughters of America, will en-
terrain informally at a 6 o'clock
dinner Monday in the Activities
Building, Parsons street.
Included among the honored
guests will be Mrs. Lena A.
O'Malley, national director
from Battle Creek; Mrs. n. J.
Desnoyer, state regent from
Jackson; Rev. Edward j. Knae-
bic, Clare Murphy, Walter r.
Hardy and Casper M. YoSt.
Presentation of the ritual for
new members under direction
Of Mrs. James F. McGrew and
the regular monthly .meeting
will follow dinner with Mrs.
Harry w. Sheridan, grand
regent, presiding.
Later the guests and mem
bers will be received by Mrs.
N. f. Sinclair and Mrs. G.. c.
Crowner co-chairman of the re-
ceptIOn committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
RoseddIe
Club to
End Seas

THE Rosedale Progressive Club
will hold its last general
meeting of the season at 100
p. m. Wednesday in the Bushnell
Parish House. The newly elected
officers will assume their duties
at that time.
Miss Lillian Hicks will present
Stephen Fosters Jeanne" as
part of the program following
the business meeting. She will
be introduced by Mrs. Sam
Hague.
New officers are Mrs. w. c.
Young, president; Mrs. NJ. l..
MacKellar and Mrs. j. d. ellis,
vice presidents; Mrs. B. c. Lewis,
recording secretary; Mrs. w. II.
HaSler, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. II. j. Wilson, financial sec
rotary, and Mrs. l.. d. Edick,
treasurer.
The garden division Of the
RoSedale Progressive Club Will
hear Mrs. c. w. Mas give
Talk on Iris" illustrated with
colored pictures. at its next
meeting at 100 p. m. Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Paul
AmundSen in Archdale.
Assisting the hostess will be
Mrs. w. II. Hasler and Mrs r.
J. Wright. President Mrs.
Young has chosen the following
people for her committee chair
ment for next year:
MESnaHuo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mrs. Neff Is Bride

Mrs. Helen Wagner Neff,
daughter Of August T. Wagner
of Windsor. Conn, was married
Saturday evening at a pretty
ceremony in her home on Knox
street 10 Joseph Emile deBruyn,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
deBruyn of Nynegen. Holland.
The Rev. w. Glenn Harris
read the service and Theodore
Wagner Of Cleveland gave his
sister in marriage.
Raymond w. Reilly was best
man
A large reception followed the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mrs. UtIey Hostess

Mrs William r. Utley of
Orchard Lake was hostess at a
prettily appointed luncheon at
the Women's City Club in De-
troit Friday.
Mrs. Edwin DENLY of Gran
brook Sci ool has returned
from a Today visit in New
York city.
Mrs Albert A. Clark and her
mother Mrs. Clyde A. Hager-
man Of Birmingham are in
Staunton, Va, visiting Marjorie
Clark who is student at Mary
Baldwin School there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Highland Parkers
Meet "Wednesday

THE REGULAR meeting Of
the Highland Park Business and
Professional Women'S Club will
he held at 7:30 p. m. Wednes-
day at the Highland Park
YWCA.
Preceding the annual election
of officers. films from the Of
fee of War Information will be
shown through the courtesy of
the visual education committee
of the Highland Park schools.
The program is under the di-
rection Of Mrs. Evelyn Burger,
public affairs chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Zeta Kappa Delta Initiates

Alpha Chapter of Zeta Kappa
Delta Sorority held their formal
initiation and dinner Saturday
at Huyler's L'Aiglon.
on the committee in charge
Of arrangements we're Mrs. Eu-
gene Ludnigsen, Mrs. Marvin
Buyers, Mrs. George Wallace
and Mrs. Lorne Jennings.
New members are Mrs. Ray
mond Cooper, Mrs. Russell Wal
tiers and Mrs. Clarence Hewitt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

The west side drama division
will meet at ? p. m. Tuesday at
los California, Highland Park.
Mrs. Richard Shappell, hostess,
will be assisted by Mrs. A. X.
Kaufman and Mrs. T. c. Norbut.
A program will be presented by
members of the civic workshop
group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Metory Garden,
University Group To Meet TUESDAY,

THE INTERNATIONAL rela-
tons division of the American
Association of University Women
will meet at 1920 a. m. Tuesday
in the Womens City Club TO
hear an address by Mrs. John N.
Stalker. who will speak on the
people Of Norway and Sweden
and their efforts TO regain indie
pendence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Mrs. Ivers Hostess

Mrs. Wallace r. Ivers of
Pleasant avenue was hostess at
luncheon on Wednesday honor
ing Mrs. Robert Aldrich. Her
guests included:
MEsDAMEs
John r Cole Jr. John Mcmahon
Carl " Sundbufg Robert ! Vinton
Frank NJ smith Newell II. McCusn
John l.. Shepherd Henry A. Houston
Robert Goode
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. AhlerS Of
Broadway boulevard returned
last Sunday from stay IN
Fort Lauderdale, Fla, and are
expecting their daughter Phy1-
lis and Ann Grier of North
Carolina from their studies in
New York next Friday. The
girls are both students at the
Juillard School and will stay I'M
I'll after Easter.
The large cast Of the Bond
Wagon Review which was given
Friday and Saturday evenings
at the Baldwin High School,
gave a supper party at the
Kingsley Inn Saturday evening
after the performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

on Tuesday Mrs. Coulson gave a
luncheon at Devon Gables. Mrs.
+. r. Breech entertained al
coo ktail party before the
luncheon, and on Wednesday
Mrs. Irving 3. Babcock of Lone
Pine entertained at luncheon in
her home.
Mrs. Coulsons guests in
cluded:
hESDAMFS
L. n. PYLE John Hogan
J 3 O RuuTke Irving b. Bsbcock
c Edward Price r. r Breech
Clyde ". Ustick II h. Listmsn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Ambitious
Program
Arranged
BIRMINGHAM. April 10.

BIRMINGHAM. April 10.
MRS. CLARENCE ". AVERY
-h Of Detroit Will be guest
speaker al the meeting Of the
Birmingham branch of the
WomanS National Farm and
Garden Association Monday aft
ernoon al Community House.
The educational committee Of
which Mrs. Walter Ross is chair
man. has planned the April
meeting and in charge Of the
program is Mrs. Harvey 3.
Greene. Mrs Jonathan M. Ball.
treasurer Of the educational
committee. and Mrs. H. Philip
Pretz are assisting Mrs. Greene
with arrangements.
Mrs. Avery'S subject will be
"Victoy Vegetable Gardens
and she will summarize avail
able information and sugges-
tons 10 Birmingham gardeners
who are welcome 10 attend at
2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Avery will be-
introduced by DR.. Dwight Ire
land, superintendent Of Birming-
ham schools.
Mrs. d. L. Tate, Mrs. Roger J.
Ernmert and Mrs. w. f.. Moody.
are in charge of the tea which
will follow the meeting and Mrs.
Mrs. Moody will decorate the
tea table Presiding will be Mrs.
William J. Daeschner and Mrs.
Cassius L. Miller.
Mrs. CouIson Leaves
Mrs. Milton +. Coulson of
Berwyn, left Thursday morning
for Fort Smith, Ark, where she
will visit her sister. Mrs. Ora
ham Williams and later go TO
Fort Worth, Tex, TO visit an
other sister, Mrs. Thomas F.
Madison, before returning home.
She drove South with her
brother-in-law and sister Mr..
and Mrs. Rutherford j. Ross Of
Fort Smith, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Sadler of Little Rock
who had been guests at the
Coulson home since Sunday.
Monday afternoon Mrs. J. Ray
Scolaro entertained Mrs. Coul-
son and her guests at luncheon
at the Detroit Athletic Club and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Lerchens TO Move

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Lerchen
of Pembroke. who have been
living AT the Whittier this win
ter, will move out 10 their
Bloomfield home in May. Mr..
and Mrs. Lerchen are at present
at the Champ Carr Hotel IN
Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
Clover Babcock returned TO
New York Wednesday to re-
sumo her studies at Mary Lyons
School after a vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving 3.
Babcock of Lone Pine.
Mrs. Babcock entertained at
luncheon Wednesday in honor
of Mrs. Milton F. CoulSon and
her house guests Mrs. Ruther-
ford j. Ross and Mrs. William
Sadler of Arkansas. Guests in
cluded besides the honor guests
MEsDAMES
p. n. Rutherford n. A. Prussing
}. 8. ORourke II. r. Listman
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton II.
Paterson will leave next week
for several weeks in Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Bloomfield

BLOOMFIELD HILLS.
April 10.

DOMAINE THOMPSON was
~ hostess Wednesday at her
home, KennowayS on Thirteen
Mile road, at a subscription
luncheon for Junior League
members of Birmingham and
Bloomfield Hills.
The luncheon is a Semiannual
affair 10 which new members
are invited. Mrs. Paul B. Hoff-
man is president OF this Subur-
ban branch of the Detroit Junior
League, and Mrs. Washburne
Wright is head of the Thrift
Shop which the League operates
for the Birmingham Community
House.
Members We're asked 10 take
bundles for the shop on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. John w. Blanchard is
publicity chairman for the group.
Mrs. Francis Bourke, preSi-
dent of the Detroit Junior
League, was present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
MEsDAMEs

Ralph Barber
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
acto annual de las
Logias de o. Fellows
Nuevos miembros v
~reingresos

Las dos logias latinas de Ode
Fellows, Progreso No. 81 e Idea.
No. IS, verificaran dos grandes az
tos en- esta semana, con motive de-
Dia de Colon.
Ell primero Sc efectuara mana
ma martes, dfa IL, Y Ell segundo el
proximo viernes, dfa Is.
Dara manana ell grade iniciato-
ria ell "team" de grades de la To-
gia norteamericana de Tampa v el
grade primero un "team" de las
Logias Progreso e Ideal.
Los grades finales Sc daran e.
viernes.
TOdos los altos dig~natarios dc
la Orden asistiran, por haber side
especialmente invitados.
En- la Progreso No. 81 reingre-
saran los Sres. DR.. Carlos Barbas.
Victoriano Manteiga Y Pedro Ra-
mirez Moya, Y tomaran los grades
como nuevos miembros Antonio
Fernandez, Nelson Garcia, Angel
Gonzalez, Manuel Prado Y Teren-
clio N1nez.
Reingresaran en- la Ideal No.
55, Angelo Scolaro y Joe Scaglio-
ne, y tomaran los grades como
nuevos miembros los Sres. Victor
Muley, John Scolaro, Sam Caste
llano, John M~aniscalco, Ismael
Garcia, Sergio Fuentes, Roberto
Ares y Pedro Ares, Jr.
Ruegase la asistencia de todos
los miembros de la Progreso Y la
Ideal.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Ell GOBERNADOR DE LUZ
SIANA IMPoNE SU SHERIFF

New Orleans, Oct IL La pa
rroquia de Plaquemines tiene hoy
un nuevo sheriff, Walter j. Blai-
re, impuesto anteayer por Ell 60
bernador Jones, que dispuso la
destituci6n de Leander H. Perez,
ell sheriff electo.
Al mismo tempo que Perez era
destituido por la guardia nacional,
bajo la ley marcial, tambien Sc
dejaba fuera de empleo, por ell
mismo procedimiento, al DR. Ben
R. Slater, un medico ~forense, que
actuaba de sheriff INFERNO.
Blaize habfa sido nombrado She
riff IN JUNO; pero no habia podi-
do tomar possession.
FL gobernador asegura que recu
rri6 a las tropas para hacer cum
plir un decreto del tribunal SUI
promo del estado.
Perez manifesto en- esta ciudad
que ell gobernador habia hecho un
uso Illegal de las fuerzas armadas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
HUELGA DE CHoFERES DE
CAMIONES

Nashville, Tenn, Oct H. Sc
han declarado en- huelga 5000 cho
feres de camiones del sur y creese
que ell n1mero aumentara en- los
primeros dias de esta semana. Mi
Homes de libras de carga estan a.
m~ontonadas en- los almacenes y
ESTABLISHMENTS.
La Federation Americana del
Trabajo lie ha prometido al Ejer-
cito hacer todos los esfuerzos ne
cesariOs para intensificar ell mo-
vimiento de materiales para pro-
p6sitOs de guerra y cOnseguir que
los drivers" vuelvan a sus labo-
res.
Afecta la huelga a So companies
duenas de camiones. Calc1lase en-
10 millones de libras Ell peso de la
cargo demorada.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
Carta de la Poetisa Carmen Pasar6o
La "Peruanita" esta en- MEXICO

70 a todos, que los recue,5,
afecto, al publico, a la pre,..
mis- compaheros de la Secc%s
a tOdos, a todos, que adn do
de los amos, mas de la mita5 A.
coraz6n esta con ellos g.
dira listed?
-lPerO como no, Carload, n
mil amores 10 hare.
Y esa fue mi promesa. Y, ,
ruego ahora sea tan bondadoso 4
publican esta carta en- La Ca.
y puesta a pedir, que me s,T'
uno o dos ejemplares para IA o.,
tilisima artista.
En- Espana triunf6 por TODD /
alto, fue agasajada por los M,
grandes personajes, y 10 mismo .
Francia, paris Y otras poblaen
nes) Y en- Londres. Cant6 con i
gran Sagibarba Y otras gloria
contemporaneas, y hoy, despus
de cinco amos de residencia on p,
mama, donde la quieren como )
merece, viene a descansar a Men
co, Y quiza, quiza, a ~quedarse a
qui para siempre.
No han pasado amos por ella. D,
rece la misma muchachita genis
Y graciosa que conocimos en- Tam.
pa, Y a la que tantos "tampeiosH
recordaran con simpatia y con ca.
rino. La Peruanita! =
mo es verdaderamente evOs.
ell carinoso sobrenombre?
iTOda una epoca de arte!
Amigo Manteiga, he tenido ml,
cho gusto en- saludarle y no dude
nos complacera, a ella, y a mi.
Vuelvo a repetir mis- saludc a
todos los "tampenos'', y va sabe
nos tiene a sus 0rdenes.
Recuerdos de mi esposo.
Atentamente,
Carmen PGsGr6n de ArOzomenC
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
CONFESO Ell ASESINATo DE
SU MADRE

Little Rock, Arkansas, Oct II.
William Browning, un muchacho
de II amos, mat6 aqui, con fuer-
ties golpes, a la Sra Julia Koers
Browning, su madre. Ell crimen
Sc cometi6 hace dos semanas en-
la Residential de la vfctima Y tuvo
su origen en- un aeroplano de ju-
guete.
Las autoridades sospechaban del
muchacho desde ell primer dia v
ahora buscan ell arma.
Creese que la mujer fue asesi-
NADIA con la base de hero de un
cenicero.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
LAS TROPAS lad

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sido arrebatadas a los alemanes,en
Eslavonia, Eslovenia Y ell este de
Bosnia.
TrOpas del Segundo Cuerpo
Croatia entraron en- Cacen, en- 81
ferrocarril Zagreb- Vinkovci, lue.
go de un furioso combate.
Tambien Sc anuncia la tOma de
BlJeljina, rs millas al SUI de Vim
Kovci' y a igual distancia Dol 81
oeste de Belgrade. En- adici6n los
g%uerrilleros entrarOn en- Kamnica,
cerca de Brescia, en- EslOvenia.
Fuertes grupOs de "~partidarios''
operan contra ell ferrOcarril oeu-
lin-KarlOva c-zagreby.
Los alemanes Sc retiran hacia
Trieste y Fiume, presionados Dor
las brigadas de los patriOtas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
NADIA Sc SABE DEL HIJo DEL
EMBAJADOR WINANT

Londres, Oct IL Ell teniente
John G. Winant, jr, de % amos,
hijo del embajadOr americana en-
I%nglaterra, desapareci6 como resul
tado de un ataque sobre Munster,
Alemania, verificado aver.
Los photos que retornaron di-
e que los cazas alemanes anne
trallaban a los photos que des-
cendian con sus paracaidas.
Era la decima tercera mission de
cOmbate del joven photo.
I'm GAIA aleman derrib6 la For
taleza Volante "Tech Supply,
mandada por Winant.
Los cazas alemanes estaban ar
madOs con canones lanzavolado-
res, que arrOjan fragmentos de
hasta Ia pulgadas y 10 libras de
peso.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
TITO PIDE LA
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(Viene de la1a pagina)
anunciada Y las tropas rojas estan
en- possession de atacar csc basti6n
aleman en- Orsha, a % millas de
distancia.
Sesenta millas al norte de Vite-
bsk, Ell Ejercito Rojo ataca desde
NoeVel en- 10 que la radio de Ber-
lin describe como una ofensiva
mayor. Sc hace ell avance sobre
oerreno firme y los soldados roios
capturaron 40 pueblos v aldeas.
Estimase probable que uno de los
lines rusos en- Ell sector de Newell
sea cortar a traves de la Inca f.
rrocarrilera Vitebsk-Riga. en- Ia
veclndad de Polotosk.
Anunci6 Ell mando rojo Ia toma
del pueblo de Debrush. soln n
mlllas al este del ferrocarril as
trategico de Gomel, en- Ell frenta
central; pero los despachos indi-
can que Ell avance es demorado
pOr Ell terrenO fangoso.
La radio alemana, 10 mismo o,,a
Ia de MOscu, da a entender ono
otra batalla esta pendiento az
extreme u de la Inca do ho-
ITALIA.
Las trOpas rusas Sc
para un asaltO a trav6s del estro-
cho de Kerch Y hacia la Crimea
oonde los alemanes mantienen nv
tuerte ejercito.
La semana pasada fueron oobo
dos de Kuban los dltimos aleno-
mes que ALI quedaban.
Mas de 1000 toneladas do no
troieO para ell ejercito aleman fpo-
ron vOladas cerca del f-errocarr;l
s = nu "a estaci6n de Jassy,
MuFlerOn los "a alemanes que
custodiaban los tanques. s1
Ocurrio la explosion ell dfa -
Mas de 400 tOneladas de 0..o
ma 1uerOn destruidas tambiSD
n n''uO una lOcOmOtOra chOc6 con
rrillerOs. pOI los que
La gaceta., 1943-10-11

Tomo aver possession del mandO,
en- la base MacDill, ell cOronel
James B. Carroll, quien reempla-
"a al amable y simpaticO cOronel
Thomas S. Voss, nombrado para
un puesto en- ell extranjero.
Carroll procede de la base de
aviaci6n de Ritter, en- Luisiana
Ell coronel Voss llevaba aho y
medic en- esta ciudad y Sc lie re-
conocen a~dmirables cualidades de
Organizador. Empez6 su carrera
militar en- 1917 y gan6 81 THU
10 de Official y alas despues de l8
horas de vuelo.
Dessempeh6 mandos en- Selfrid-
ge Field, Michigan Maxwell Field,
en- Alabama, y la base de Orlando.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11

Tacubaya, Oct. 4 de 1913
Sr. Victoriano Manteiga,
Director de La Gaceta.
Tampa, Fla, USA.
Distinguish amigo:
Sal1dolo atentamente asf como
a TODD ell cuerpo de Reduction J
lectores de su peri6dico y paso g
darle una noticia que cree les eau
sara contento.
En- dias pasados estuvo en- nj
casa a visitar a mi esposo (pol
haber sido companera suya de tea
tro) una gran artista que hace
POGO mas de veinte amos hizo flu
o en- esa ciudad que tantos re-
cuerdos tiene para mi. Hablo ma
da menos que de CARLOAD DA-
Wis, LA Peruanita'', como carl
nosamente sc la llamaba.
Estuvimos conversando largo ra
to -pues tiene una conversation
amena Y simpatica por demas- y
pude constatar que a traves de
tOdos sus triunfos, de todos sus
Wales pOr Europa y America, ha
conservado ell recuerdo de Tampa
llenO de agradecimientos en- su CO.
razon. Al decirle yo que la habfa
visto TRAFALGAR en- ell "Asturiano",
y que todavfa cuando 70 salt de
ALI en- ell ano 80 Sc la recordaba
con admiration Y carino, me res
pondi6:
-iPero que algeria me ha dado
listed! Isl a Tampa la llevo en-
mi corazon; 81 escribe a los peri6-
dicos de ala, digales que los quie-
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
TONIC POSSESSION Ell
CHANG

Chungking, Oct IL Ell gene
raj Chang Kai Shek tom6 hoy
possession de la presidencia de la
RepGblica China Y dijo que Sc
guira cooperando con las Naciones
Unidas hasta derrotar al Eje.
Sc cOnmemor6 aver, tambi6n,
Ell $50 ~aniversario de la fundaci6n
de la RepGblica.
Precenciaron la ceremonial mas
de 400 oficiales y generates chinos
y Ell cuerpo diplomatico.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
UNA BOMBA MATO A Is
AMERICANOS

New York, Oct IL Una bonn
ba de reloj, escondida en- un pa
safe s~ubterraneo de un Quartet de
artilleria ZEN Napoles, explot6 en-
la manana de aver y mat6 a Is
soldados americanos.
FL jueve pasado explode una
nina dejada pOr los alemanes en-
ell edificio de correos, Napoles,in
tencionalmente, y perecieron mas
de 100 personas.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
DEFUNCIONEs

GIUSEPPE GUERRERO, de
sc amos de edad, residente de la
Ciudad, por mas de 80 amos, IA
lleci6 aver en- su Residential 1914
de la Once avenida. lie sobreviven
su esposa Sra. Mariana Guerrieri,
tres hijos, Stefano, Carmelo Y vi
cente Guerrieri, una hija, Sra.
Marietta Pasciuta, 10 nietos v S
bisnietos, tOdos de Tampa. La no.
ra y dia del sepelio sera anuncia-
do en- su opOrtunidad por la Fune-
raria de Lord Y Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11

GUSTAvo vAQUEZ, de 76 a
nos de edad, residente de la Gu
dad de Tampa por mas de so a.
nos, falleci6 aver en- su residen-
cha 1214h de la Decima avenida.
LIE sobreviven un hijo,, Francisco
Vazquez, cuatro hijas, Sras. Ur-
sina Gonzalez, Alicia Gonzalez,
Silvia Fernandez y Ella Colome.
% nietOs y una Meta. Ell sepelio
Sc efectuara esta tarde a las cua-
tro partiendO ell cortejo desde la
Residential hasta ell cementerio de
WoOdlawn. Los servicios estan a
cargo de la Funeraria de Lord Y
Fernandez.
La gaceta., 1943-10-11
LOS AMERICANoS Sc ABODE.
RARoN DEL AERoDRoMO DE
VILLA

Melbourne, Australia, Oct IL.
LAS fuerzas americans sc apo
derarOn del aerodromO de Vila,si
Oposici6n, ell dia 6 de octubre y
c~ompletaron hace tres dias Ia
Ocupaci6n de la isla de Kolomban-
CARA.
Estados Unidos domino ahora
las parties sur Y central de las
islas Solomon.
En- su huida ell enemigo aban-
% artilleria, municiOnes y ae-
amos demolidos.