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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-08
Great Naval
Battle Looms
Jops Gathering
Powerful Force

United Press staff Correspondent

United Yress staff Correspondent
HEADQUARTERS, I'm te d
States Pacific Fleet, Pearl Har-
Dor, Jan. 7 - (Delayed) - U.D
- Japan is concentrating q big
naval-transport force in the
South Pacific and battle equal
in size and Importance to Mid
way is developing, we'll inform
cd quarters reported today.
Unofficial reports said that
one of the greatest concentra-
tons of Japanese ships since the
war started is gathering in the
Northern Solomon Islands and
at Rabaul northeast of New
Guinea.
The Japanese already had
large forces in these areas.
An informant said of the situa-
ton today
Both sides have been pump
ing up their tires and getting
ready to go again"
(This dispatch was filed be-
fore Gen. Douglas Macarthur
announced a ferocious Allied
plane attack, still continuing
after 48 hours. on an enemy con-
yoy off New Guinea.)
1t was believed most likely
here. on the basis of logic, that
the japanese were massing for
new blow against Guadalcanal
Island in the Southern Solo
mons where the United States
Marines and Army men have
now enlarged their area to more
than 90 square miles, l8 miles
along the beach and five inland.
p II was conceded that the enc
my might be strengthening their
New Guinea Timor line. stretch
ing westward from the north
eastern TO the northwestern Aus
tralian zone, in view of Gen.
MacArthur's successes in Papua.
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SwingSwings
Workers into
Faster Effort

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 8 -
(P) Walk into the Research
Tool Company plant here, en-
gaged in 100 per cent war pro-
duction. and blast of Beer
Barrel Polka" is liable to blow
you down.
Don't be misled, though, be-
cause 1--WE and more exalted
forms of music are heard "a
hours daily in the plant for prac-
tical, not aesthetic, reasons. The
boss claims they increase pro-
duction.
Morgan r. Curry, 31-year-old
owner of the one-story factory
who invested his earnings as an
insurance salesman in the tool
grinding business, describes him.
self as an amteur psychologist.
Operating since last May, he
figured his 60 employees needed
something to relieve the tension
which goes with grinding new
cutting edges on little gadgets
with diamcters ranging from "a
to II inches.
So he bought a photograph
See SWING-Page 2
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Cleanup Police
Chief ousted
in Dearborn

DETROIT, Jan. 8 - tP) A
police shakeup in Dearborn. in
volving the chiefs dismissal, at
tracted attention today after
nearly two years Of comparative
peace in the suburbs law en-
forcement picture.
The dismissed chief. Emory r.
Evans, announced he would
fight TO keep the job and mean
while found support from Wayne
County Prosecutor William +.
Bowling.
I'm not accepting this dismis-
sal. Evans said. Il will contest
il in the courts. When | was
y AIDE chief, ! drove vice and
gambling out Of Dearborn and
have kept the mout That's pre-
clsely the reason why | was
fired"
Evans was dismissed yester-
day by Otto A. Hoffman. direct
See SHAKEUP-Page 2
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MESSAGE MEARTENS PROPONENTS OF SMASHING JAPAN NOW
Defensive Position In Pacific Now Shifts To Offense

cific is passing . this year
w intend 10 advance
If the Chinese doubted where
they stood in the sympathies of
the American people that should
have been dispelled not only by
the Presidents words but also
by the reaction Of Congress. Sell
dom has a Presidential address
drawn more thunderous ap-
plcuse than this one but the top
note was, struck when he men,
toned the name of Chang Kai-
Shek.
C-rEERS WON'T DO 1T
Promises and cheers, how
ever. will not expunge the Jap
anese curse from the oriental
world. The changes doubtless
will be rung on this theme in the
coming weeks from many points
around the Pacific where insist
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-08

ence already is rising that the
beat Hitler first" policy Of the
Allied High Command has been
overdone. And those who hold
that view can support it by cit
ing many grave perils in the
present situation. OF these, three
are the greatest.
First is the threat 10 Australia.
Much has been done to nullify
that. by the virtual expulsion of
the japanese from Papua by
MacArthur's Australians an d
Americans; by Halsey's brilliant
victories over the japanese fleet
in the Solomons; and by the
growth of American power from
its first foothold on Guadalca-
nal.
But evidence that the Japa-
nese have not abandoned hope
e smashing the United Nations
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Ferguson Likes FDR's
Talk; vandenberg Mn

WASHINGTON, Jan. e--(9
Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) sof9
today the Presidents meGDoGo o4
Congress yesterday was 'Vo12
encouraging rs 10 whut 60
armed forces are doing
IL feel that he was on1hnr
tic and that we wesG - ~
right track both "a - -
and on the battle fio1 = g
1T Yves . fine re1lG
had passed"
Senator Van6onoGgn O.
declined 70 counnn1E i i y
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Draft Program

LANSING, Jan. 8-(P)-The
state conservation commission
next week will whip together a
program for submission to the
1S43 legislature, highlighted by
q concrete schedule for the pur-
chase of thousands of acres Of
Southern Michigan recreatiOnal
lands which would be important
to postwar planning.
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Middle East
Aerial Forces
Smash al Foe
Sicily Tunis.
Bixerte Reel
Under Blows
BY EDWARD w. BEATTIE


OnVe0 FFess correspondent
LONDON, Jan. 8-U.p)-Axis
radios broadcast reports of big
scale Allied attacks both in
Tunisia and Tripolitani. today.
The Middle Eastern Command
and Royal Air Force commune
que today, however, said there
was no ground activity yester-
day in Tripolitania.
But Allied planes of the Mid
die Eastern Command were
buster than they had been in
days. Heavy bombers, fighter
bombers and fighters attacked
targets in Sicily, off the coast Of
Tunisia, the ports of Tunis and
Sousse, in Tunisia and the re-
treating Afrika Korps 40 miles
east of Tripoli.
Hits we're scored on the har-
Dor at Palermo. Sicily, and
bombed Sulphur factories at Lie
Ia, Sicily, blew up with heavy
explosions.
Allied bombers scored hits on
depot at Tunis during the night
Wednesday and Thursday, and
/, started big fyes shSousse, WHARF
an Axis ship was reported hit.
Lampedusa Island, between NAL
Ia and Tunisia, was attacked by
bombers seeking to knock out
an airfield.
STAND DOUBTFUL
Inasmuch as Allied fighters
machine-gunned the Afrika
Korps 40 miles east of Tripoli.
il seemed evident that Marshal
Erwin Rommel would not try
to make stand anywhere TO the
east.
The London Daily Mail said
the Axis had reported a large
scale British attack in Tunisia,
but the Axis claimed, as usual,
that it was "repulsed."
Allied forces in Tunisia were
expected to open an immediate
drive to hurl the Germans and
Italians from pass that domi-
mates the approaches to Mateur,
and to the naval base of Bizerte,
Is miles to the northeast.
Radio Vichy, controlled by the
See AFRICA-Page z
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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA,
Jan. s. (P) - Although some
John Curtin should visit Wash
ington to ask President RO0se-
welt for more war aid, he is un-
likely to travel overseas until
there Is a decisive change in the
European situation, the political
correspondent Of the Melbourne
Herald said today.
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Japs Bombed

NEW DELHI, Jan. 8-R)-
Raj bombers raided the Japan
ese-occupied port of Akyab In
Western Burma again last night
after q series Of daylight forays
In which four enemy supply
sampans were sunk off the
coast farther south, q British
communique announced today.
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LONDON, Jan. s. (Ho -
Heavy artillery fire and coun-
terattacks with tanks and
mechanical infantry outfit.
have failed to halt the Russian
advance in the lower Don
where Russian armies have
pueshed a Spearhead to within
IS miles of Rostove, the Soviet
midday communique said today
More towns in the north Cauca
sus also were taken, the Rus.
SLAMS reported.
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LONDON, Jan. SIP - The
Berlin radio quoted q German
military spokesman today as
saying that major action" had
developed in northern Tunisia
and that Axis troops had thrown
an attacking British force back
far beyond its initial position.
The British suffered "heavy
losses" the spokesman was
quoted as saying.
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Seek Ceiling

WASHINGTON, Jan s.-W.D
The War Production Board Is
seeking In conferences with
leaders Of the armed services 10
put . temporary $Se, 0oe, ooe, 900
ceiling over the 1913 munitions
program, II was learned today.
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mothers screams IN East Detroit
Thursday night.
The thief came up behind Mrs.
Catherine Golden, of Detroit, as
she was walking on Gushing
avenue with her mother. Mrs.
Evans Humphreys, of 1925 Ev-
ergreen avenue, East Detroit at
8:55 p. m.
Mrs. Golden resisted the thug
and then fell to the ground with
her purse containing S317 in
currency. Mrs. Golden's mother
screamed and the thief hurried
off without attempting TO wrest
the purse from Mrs. Golden,
who told East Detroit police she
noticed the thug had black
Jack lin his possession.
The thief was described as
a youth of between 20 and %
years of age. five feet six inches
tall and of light complexion. He
was wearing a sport jacket and
a black felt hat.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-08

NEW DELHI, India, Jan. g.
(P,-William Phillips, President
Roosevelt's personal envnv tn
India and f6fnsefe Jy1 sembassa.
dor to Rome, reached New
Delhi today by air from Ka-
rachi. He was driven immedi-
ately to the viceroy's house.
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Hit Ruhr Again

LONDON, Jan. s. W.D -
British planes attacked targets
In the Ruhr, heart of German
war industry, during the night
for the fourth time in nine days,
the air ministry announced to-
day.
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Approves Plan

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 R
President Roosevelt gave his
approval today to a pay-as-you-
30 tax plan, but qualified his en-.
dorsement by saying there was
big problem involved.
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BY HENRY c. CASSIDY

MOSCOW, Jan. 8 - up -
Smashing through the wall of
German resistance across the
lower Don with tank attacks and
planes. the Russians reported to-
day that their forces had driven
further to within 65 miles of
Rostov. whose fall would trap
tie Nazis in the Caucasus.
That represented a gain of ten
miles since the Red Army van
guar reached Bolshaya Orlov-
ka, on the Sal river, yesterday.
Battlefront dispatches declar-
ed that the Germans we're fight
ing desperately in an effort to
keep open a corridor into the
Caucasus. but that the Red Army
was battering its way steadily
through hastily massed tanks
and forces of motorized infantry.
The leading edge Of the Rus
sian offensive down the Don
passed Strakhov, west of Boil
shaya Orlovka and 65 miles east
Of Rostov, dispatches said. Two
villages on the northern bank OF
the Sal river between Bolshaya
Orlovka and Strakhov also were
reported taken. They are Sha.
minka and Tapilin.
FLANK MANEUVER
Col. Gen. Nikolai Vatutin's
forces farther north supported
The Don offensive by covering
Lieut.. Gen. Constantin Rokos-
sovsky's right flank, occupying
numerous towns between the
Don and the railroad running
west from Stalingrad.
Soviet bombers roared low ov-
crhead to blast path for Red
Army tanks. An attempt by the
hard pressed Germans to form a
new defense line along the Don
had been smashed. The Russians
also moved up in the middle
reaches of the Caucasus.
For the first time in a week
Soviet aviation was reported
playing a prominent part in dis
lodging and throwing the enemy
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JAP ARMY OF $1,000 ANN|H|LATED
Iafek X X
bulletins
Miners Trapped

MORGANTOWN, w. VA,
Jan. 8-(P)-A sudden mine fire
caught the night shift OF the
Pursglove Coal Mining Company
underground early today and
first official reports said It was
reasonably certain" that three
or four men had died.
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Screams Foil
Purse Snat(her
$3l7 Soved from
East Detroit Thief

EAST DETROIT - A purse
snatching thief was foiled by a
mothers screams in East Detroit
Thursday night.
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49, :" Photo by Monroe Evening News
GEORGE ARMSTRONG CUSTER, Ill., right whose great
famed General George Armstrong Custer the
dian fighter reported this week for infantry duty Fort Sheridan
Illinois Hiaher Lieutenant Colonel Bre c. w. Custer left
grandnepeW of the victim of the Sioux the Little
Big Horn stationed with former Michigan National Guard
division the Pacific Coast The
where Colonel Clusters father James Custer still operates
the where General Custer lived for time The
Libby Bacon Monroe during the Civil War In that
conflict he the Michigan Cavalry Brigade.
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ImportieI covsrsss
OF All loeal News
La gaceta., 1943-01-16

Circula ell rumor de que la
Comisi6n del Condado Sc propc
ne cesantear a su abogado con.
sultor, Luther W. CObbey, y pc
ner en- su lugar al asistente J.
M. Allison.
AL miSmo tempo Sc dice que
Fred T. Saussy Jr., de la ofici-
ma del senador Raymond Shell
don, sera nombrado letrado a.
sistente.
Cobbey fue reelecto por la
Comisi6n hace diez dias, pero
sin especificar periodic de du-
raci6n.
DiceSe que los comisionaGos
Sc proponen conferenciar en- Or
lando con ell gobernador Holl-
and y llegar a un acuerdo.
Ell abogado del condado CANA
$4,000 al ano, ell primer asisten-
te $4,000 Y ell segundo $4,000.
La reelection de Cobbey fue
unanime.
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
PAGARA LOS SABADOS LA
lCOMPANIA NJ SHIP
BUILDING

La companfa que preside
George Howell, la Tampa Ship
building, empezara a pagan los
sabados en- lugar de los viernes
como 10 ha venido hacienda.
Las fabricas de tabacos paga
ran hoy y lie quitaran a los ta-
baqueros dos dias, que seran de
jados en- fondo.
En- 10 successive las fabricas de
puros pagaran Ell viernes o ell
sabado, segGn los dias que la
Iboren.
La compania Tasco, de Lake
land pagara los sabados, como
va 10 hizo la semana pasada.
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
Sc PIDE A LOS MILIONA-
RIOS PATINO QUE PAGUEN
$4,000 A UNA ~EXSIRVIENTA

New York, Enero 16-Un Ju
RADIO decide en- la Corte Supre
ma que los millonarios bolivia
nos esposos Simon |. Patiho, los
reyes del lat6n lie paguen a la
Sra. Alice Appiato Musich, de
Washington, su excriada, $4,000
de indemnizaci6n por haberla
acusado de rObarse un reloj y
ademas pegarle.
La deliberaci6n del Jurado du
no 40 minutes.
Declararon como testigos de
la honestidad de la sirvienta,
Donis Conan Doyle, hijo del
creador de sherlock Holmes"
V su esposa la exprincesa Nina
Mdivani.
Nj Patino nj su mujed concu-
rrieron a la Corte, pero los re-
present6 un abogado, quien alu
do al "temperamento volatil de
los latinos."
La gaceta., 1943-01-16

. Una de las primeras naciones
americans en- romper relaciones
con ell Eje, Venezuela, ha ofrecido
toda gu production de petroleo a las
Naciones Unidas, y ademas cooper6
con la Comisi6n Martina de los
Estados Unidos al posesionarse de
los buques del Eje que Sc encontra-
ban en- puertos v%enezolanos.
Ell Embajador de Venezuela en- los
Estados Unidos, doctor Di6genes
Escalante, es un colaborador active
en- ese programa hasta tai punto
que no dedica mucho tempo a su
afoi6n favorita de coleccionar libros
y empastaduras raros
Ell doctor Escalante es un hombre
dinami~o, luce fno bigote, Y es
adicto al color azul en- sus trajes
usa siempre un prendedor de perla
en- u corbata,
Ell edifciO de la embajada
E. uoctor Escalante perfeccionj
los pianos del edifcio de la Emba.
jada v este ~palacio ahora contient
pinturas Y cuadros de artistas vene.
Eolanos, una estatua de Simon Bo.
lfvar y los pisos han sido c%onstrui
dos de MADEIRA preciosa de su patria
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
Els LLAMARA A
"A F~UNCIONRIOS DEL DE-
DE STA

Washington, Enero 49, Di'
cese que en- relaci6n con ell nom
bramiento de Edward j. FLYNN
para ministro en- Australia Sc
ran llamados a declarar, por 81
comit6 de relaciones exteriores,
varios funcionarios de la Secre
taria de Estado.
La costumbre en- los casos
cuando una nomination es dis
cutida, manifesto ell senador
.Connally, de Texas. es invitar
los representatives de la Secre
La gaceta., 1943-01-16

tarfa de Estado a que revisen
la ejecutoria del designado.
Ell juicio Sc efectuara ell pro
ximo jueves. Encabeza la opo-
sici6n en- contra de Flynn, Ell Sc
nador republican, Bridges, de
New Hampshire. Este ha suge-
rido que Sc pregunte al Secreta
rio Hull 81 aprueba la nomina-
ci6n de Flynn.
Bridges Sc propone desarro
tllar un escandalo politico y
traer testigos de New York; pc
no los testigos no podran decla
rar sin permiso del comite.
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
Ell Emboiodor de Venezuela
Sc esfverzo por meioror :
R~eIociones con Estodos e. :.

FL Embaiador de Venezuela ~,
Washington, Sc ocupa actualmeh
en- recopilar datos para un libro o..
piensa escribir sobre ell factor &c,
n6mico EN- la historic de su paIs
tema que ha estudiado profunde
mente. Su natural interes en- l.
historic venezolana, 10 despierta e.
.hecho de que uno de sus %antepasa
dos, Francisco de Escalante, fu6 UNI
de los conquistadores espaholes e..
cuyo honor fue nombrado ell Ri
Escalante.
Ell doctor Escalante naci6 en- 1880
en- La Grita; curse estudios de dere-
cho en- las invertebrates de Merida
Y Caracas. En- su larga carrera
p1blica, sirvi6 como Secretario de
Gobierno del Distrito Federal, or
cial del Ministerio del Interior, Con
sui en- Liverpool, Consul General en-
Alemania, Secretario de LegacioA
en- Holanda y Francia, Diputado al
Congreso Nacional por ell Estado de
Sucre, y en- 1917 recibi6 un titulo de
derecho en- Ginebra. Ademas de
escribir articulos literarios Y poe
sias, en- 1913 fund6 GEL Nuevo Dia.
RIO" uno de los principles rota
tivos de Caracas.
DelegadO a la Liga
En- 1919 fue comisionado por su
Gobierno para realiZar un estudio
especial sobre los temas relaciona-
dos con ell Pacto de la Liga de las
Naciones Y mas tarde fue designado
delegado de su pals a dicha institu-
ci6n. De 1922 a 1885, desempeno, ell
cargo de Ministro Plenipotenciaric
en- Gran Bretaha y en- 1882 asisti6 a
las reuniones de la Conferencia Eco
monica de Londres, donde conoci6
al senior Cordell Hull, actual Secre-
tario de Estado de los Estados
Unidos.
Ell doctor Escalante fue NOM
brado EmbajadOr en- Washington,
despues de haber servido como Mi
nistro del Interior y Secretario del
Presidente Lopez Contreras. En- sn
caracter de Embajador en- Washing
ton, asistio a las Conferencias d.
Lima Y de la Habana p~resentan6l
en- esta Ultima la famosa Resolucifr.
Ounce, de acuerdo con la cual DR.,
o mas gobiernos americanOs te'
dram derecho, en- case de una eme'
gencia, de celebrar %consultas entr.
ellos con ell fin de adoptar medids:
de defensa.
Ell doctor Escalante Sc express
en- los terminus siguientes: "Luchc
continuamente para eXtender la
cooperation mutua entire Venezuela
y los Estados Unidos, y estimo que
iamas han existido relaciones mss
cordiales entire ambos paises ~
las que existen actualmente,"
La gaceta., 1943-01-16

bajos de construction de c~arreteras
y ell desarrollo de la production de
materiales de vital importancia, ia
les como la libra vegetal, los servi-
clos de las enfermeras son de gran
Specification.
Despues de la guerra
La reserva de personal sanitario
asf acrecentada quedara en- disponi-
bilidad durante ell periodic de la post
guerra. A pesar de que tai labor
educativa ha sido provocada por las
necesidades inherentes a los ITEM
pos de guerra, r~epresentara en- ell
future uni aporte permanente al per-
sonal medico de las tres Americas.
La mayor parte de la instruction
sera impartial en- los pafses mismos
donde Sc d~esarrolla ell programa
saMLarlo, -
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
Preparation de enfermeras para ell desarrollO
. Del prOgrama s~anitariO interamericanO q"
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Dc
acuerdo con ell programa in
teramericano de salubridad y
s~aneamiento, actualmente en-
plena ejecucion, Sc impartiran
los conocimientos professional
les necesarios a centenares de
nuevas enfermeras que iran a
engrosar las flas del ejercito
de la salud en- las Americas.
Numerosas son las escuelas de
enfermeria que Sc construyen o
proyectan en- ell Brasil, Ecuador,
Peru, Bolivia, America Central, y
otros paises que toman parte en- ell
programa sanitario, a efecto de COM
plementar las clinicas, policlinicas,
hospitales y los servicios sanitarios.
La primera de esas escuelas Sc
instal0 en- la capital del Ecuador y
puede preparar a 25 enfermeras por
ano. Este centric docente es con-
siderable en- los cfrculos medicos
como modelo en- su genera y consti-
tuye ademas un ejemplo patente
de los resultados logrados por ell
desarrollo del programa sanitario
mencionado.
Esfuerzo cooperative
La escuela de enfermeria de
Quito es fruto de la cooperation en-
tire ell gobierno del Ecuador, ell ms
tituto de Asuntos Interamericanos,
la Ofcina Sanitaria Panamericana
Y la F~undaci6n Rockefeller, orga-
nismos estos que han suministrado
los fondos y ell personal tecnico.
En- ell Brasil, donde ell programa
esta en- Was de realization, o en-
prOyecto, la instruction de enfer-
meras constitute una Ease impor-
tante del programa general. La
preparation de enfermeras va Sc
inici6 o esta por serlo en- varias po-
blaciones de la region del Amaze
mas, inclusive Belem, Puerto Velho
y Manaos.
Analogos planes de educaci6n
sanitaria representa- 10 esencial
del programa en- ell Peru, en- Bolivia
y en- la America Central.
Las enfermeras, los ayudantes de
hospital, los ingenieros s~anitarios
asf como los expertos en- ell exter-
mimic del mosquito, preparados en-
virtud del programa sanitario in
teramericano, encontraran mucho
trabajo por hacer, puesto que mi
llares de trabajadores Sc dirigen en-
la actualidad hacia las zonas eau
cheras donde precisamente es mas
necesaria esa clase de a~sistencia.
En- las zonas estrategicas de de-
fensa del hemisferio asf como para
man al sin interruption los ira
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
lUN SALUDo DEL EXREPRE
SENTANTE DIR. RAMIRO
C~APABLANCA

iDesGe la Habana nos manda
TN afectuoso salu1o, que con la
mayor sinceridad agradecemos,
Il lider aut6ntico DR.. Ramiro
Capablanca y Graupera, profe-
sor titUlar de gobierno munich
pal de la Universidad de la Ha-
bana.
Fue Ramiro, tan querido en-
esta ciudad, ~secretario de Ia pre-
sidencia en- los cua.ro meses
que gobernara Ell ilustre cubano
DR.. Ramon Grau San Martin.
Tambien fue representative
por las Villas.
Mucho apreciamos IA GENTLE
"a del quito amigo.
La gaceta., 1943-01-16

y las bombas cayeron en- alma,
Genes militares y estaciones de
ferrocarril. NumerOsos incen-
dios produjeron los artefactos.
I'm GAIA Messerschmitt fut
derribado.
Numerosos camiones na5is
cargados de combustible, fue.
ron destruidos al norte de Ga
hes.
No regres6 de las operacio-
mes un avi6n aliado.
La gaceta., 1943-01-16
MURIO A LAS DOS SEMA-
MAS DE HABER FALLE-
CIDO SU

Muri6 aver en- un hospital de
New York, a las dos semanas
de que muriera EN- Tampa su
hermano ell professor Jose N.
Leinrback, ell teniente Paul H.
Leinback. Deja ell teniente a su
viuda y tres hijos,
Otro hermano pertenece al e.
,Jercito americana que combate
en- Africa.