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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02
Calendar o(Co",1,g G"s"l,
TuEsDAY NOVEMRER 2

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER Z
DICKINSON SCHOOL surgical dressing class Will meet from
CLEMENS SCHOOL Rcd Cross Surgical Dressing at the
f Ladies Auxiliary VIII meet in Aerc hall l5'a No.
Graot a 3 b.
CIVIC CHORUS meeting at 7.ao P. m in the community
o. Roscvlc Chapter No 400 viii have an annual meet
ing and election elect Of officers at the Temple at p m
DANCE FOR SERVICE MEN and at USO Broad
way at $50 p m Sefridse Field Orchestra will fur
BETA SIGMA PHI will meet with Frances Tinker, Floral
avenue. at 8 p Sally Brew speaker.
MT. CLEMENS CHAPTER 40. 60, RAM, regular meeting
at Masonic Hall at 80 p m Marh Master Mason degree
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3
ST JOHNS LADIES AID Fraser sponsoring potato
pancake supper starting at p. n.
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE of Kings Daughters will al
the Home at 3 p. m.
EVER ONWARD CIRCLE of Kings Daughters will meet at
the Home for pot,luck at l p Members only.
PT.A. Herman Xix meeting p. m.
WESTMINSTER GUILD of Presbyterian church will
the home of Mrs Ernest Matthews, Clinton street a
PRESBYTERIAN RED CROSS Unit viii meet at the home
Of Mrs Alfred Thompson, - Miller street, m.
CLEMENS SCHOOL games party at p M at school
MlGNoNEIIE CLUB Will meet at the home of Mrs. Herman
Smith, 10 W. Riverside at 8 p IN.
BIN JUNIOR slsTERHOOD. viii meet the home OF
Miriam Altman 1879 Cass. a p Election of officers.
DONALDSON SCHOOL P.TA. pot-ucz supper the
PATRIOTIC DAUGHTERS Counsel 49, games party at Bar
ron Hall, at 3 p. Public invited.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4
WATCHFUL CIRCLE OF Kings Daughters will with
Mrs Thomas Simms South avenue al 1870 D m
PRESBYTERIAN STUDY CLUB VIII with Mrs.
Krauscneck. SO Miller. at 2 30 D.. m.
UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE of Kings Daughters Will
at the home Of Mrs Frank Prnsnz LAP Market street,
at 1870 p. m.
LINCOLN PTA. Red Cross Unit will at the school
from TO p. IN.
FRATERNAI. ORDER OF EAGLES viii meet at Aerie Hall at
p. m
MARGARET BOTTOME CIRCLE Of Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs II. f. Schroeder "a MorosS, at 730
METROPOLITAN AUXILIARY VIII meet at 730 p in the
j. r. Murphy club rooms. Nomination of officers.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR VIII hold regular meeting
and election OF officers Masonic Temple 745 p
WSCS OF Meade Methodist church annual pancake supper
beginning at 6 D. m.
MACOMB COUNTY BOARD OF Kings Daughters
Of various circles Will meet at Medea Hotel for luncheon
at 1890 p IN sharp.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER
MONDAY MUSICAL with Miss Elizabeth Ullrich 210
Gratot avenue at 8.15 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02
X Mkh the Color, X

last week end at his home. He
came to observe the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. KrauSe. Din
ner on Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Krause cele-
brated the event.
MRS. KATHRYN CROOKS,
South River road, and Carol
Bellamy. have returned from
Camp Wheeler, Ga, where they
visited Mrs. Crooks son, Staff
Sergt. Donald j. Crooks, who
has recently returned from sew
eral years service overseas. He
expects TO be home Nov. 10 for
a IS day furlough Mrs. Crooks
second son, Staff Sergt. Jack j.
Crooks, who is in the South Pa
cific. expects 10 be Nome for
Christmas.
PVT. GORDON KUKUK has
returned to Fort Riley, Kansas,
after spending a II day furlouGh
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Kukuk on Floral avenue.
PFC. RUSSELL JOHNS of the
Marine Corps has returned TO his
duties at San Diego, Calf He
spent 10 days with his wife and
relatives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02

NASSAU, Bahamas, Nov. q
Seats I'M The tiny courtroom
where Alfred De Nargny is be-
mg tried for his life ou a murder
charge were a. a premium today
with the expectation that Lady
EmIcc Cakes. widow OF the
slain Sir Harry, would take the
witness stand against her som
n .aW.
There was DO guarantee that
she would appear as Attorney
General Eric Mailman shulfled
hs Witnesses 10 provide the best
possible setting for the tall, re-
tung woman who won the
hearts Of Bahamiaus by her ben
cfacuons'to the men and women
employed in her husband en-
tcrprIscs.
Three police coustabies who
had roles Iu The murder invcsti-
CATION also awaited their turn TO
Testify. and HaIlnan may elect
10 call John Il Anderson, who
first told De Narigny OF Sir
Harry death, on Walter Fosk-
e,t tac Oakcs Palm Beach at
towcy.
But Nassauvlaus scnsod that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02
Plan Non -Leaiher,
Raiion-Free Shoes
Children TO Benefit
from New OPA Program

WASHINGTON, Nov. 70
To relieve shortage of shoes
for small children, new sup
ply Of non-ieather types VIII be
made available ration-free about
the first Of the year.
The office of Price Admins
tratiou lOpA) also announced
today the removal from ration
ing Of limited stocks of obsolete
shoes, selling at 81 a pair or less.
The increased supply of nom
leather children's shoes will gem
orally benefit youngsters up TO
about 3 years Of age, wearing
misses or youths size three or
smaller. Larger sizes Will be ra-
toned.
The shoes VIII have canvas
uppcrs, but Will not be ordinary
gym or tennis types, OPA said.
The Soios VIII be principally of
heavy woven fabric, reinforced
with vulcanizcd rubber.
The obsolete shoes removed
from ratloned are types which,
though wearable, have detcrior-
atcd. including out-of-Style dis
colored merchandise that has
been lying idle on dealers
shelves.
Dealers may put the shoes on
Elle as soon as they obtain per
mission from their OPA district
@ ice and attach official non
rationed stickors 20 the merchan-
disc.
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Races al TO M.P.H.
But Slows Down in Cell

Speeding along Van Dyke
road az am. this morning at
over 20 miles per hour. Andrew
J. Skiendcn. 81, Of 23173 FIR
wood street. East Detroit, is to-
day being held by deputy sher-
ifs for investigation Of reck-
less driving charge, after being
pursued by Warren township
Officer Walter O Bee for nearly
tNO miles.
Officer O'Bce gave chase 70
SkicQdclI from Jackson avenue
and Van Dyke road, and il was
not uNl they reached Auto
Drive inEDctroit that O'Bee was
able TO- make the arrest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02
THE ALEXANDER MACOMB

THE ALEXANDER MACOMB
Chapter of the OAR at the meet
ing tomorrow afternoon will
make up the box OF Christmas
gifts for the Kate Duncan Smith
school i'm Tennessee. This school
and four other schools in the
South are supported by the vari-
Gus Chapters of the OAR. They
are situated on large farms
which make the schools partly
self supporting.
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Morieny TrioI Seats
Now at q Premium
Crowds jam Courtroom
for Widows Testimony

on her testimony 20 present the
picture OF family dIscord that
followed the marriage of her
daughter Nancy 20 De Mar.gny.
She appeared al The preliminary
hearing and told in low tones oil
disputes between her hus band
and the accused
She described the courtsdip OF
Nancy by De Marguy and the
shock that followed their uucX-
pectcd marriage in New York.
Her appearance follows the
testimony Of Frank Conway.
Identification expert Of the New
York Police Department who
asserted positively that a finger
print offered by the crown as
one taken from a bcdscrccn
found in The room where Sir
Harry was slain was De NIaug-
ny'S.
His emphatic assertion drew
from the defense an admission
that the fingcrprint in evidence
was made by the defendant, but
denial that it was taken from
the bcdScrcCn De Mariguys at-
torncyS have suggested that the
print was found elsewhere. and
challenged crown witnesses TO
point out the exact spot On the
screen where 1t was found.
Conway said he was unable
10 DO so positively.
The prosecution offered tcsti-
mony that De Mariguy could not
have made the print ou the day
after the Staying.
The defense had brought out
that Dc Marigny was taken to
the second floor OF the Oakcs
dwelling on July 9, when he was
questioned by detectives.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02

SEVENTY-FIVE guests were
at Halloween
dance by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Harmon at their home on Hub
bard avenue Saturday evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
of the Kings Daughters Home
VIII give a dessert bridge Fri
day, Nov. 10, al the home at
o clock. Mrs. Charles Wood is
chairman, she viii be assisted by
Mrs. l., F. Wolf Dial 1917 or
5807 for reservations.
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Notice OF Sale
Building Only

Scaled bids will be received
by Charles NJ. Ziegler, State
Highway Commissioner, until
HOO a. m, Eastern War
Time, Friday. November s,
1913, for the sale of the
following described building
only:
Stucco Gas Station locat-
ed on the Southeast corner
Of US-25 and MISC (Gra-
tiot Avenue and Road TO
New Baltimore, Chester
field Township, Macomb
County, Michigan).
Building must be removed
at the risk and expense of the
successful bidder Immediately
upon acceptance of the bids.
Certified check or money
order, m d c payable TO
Charles NJ. Ziegler, State
Highway Commissioner, in
the full amount of the bid,
must accompany each bid.
Sealed bid should be plain
ly marked: bid 1924 Ex-
cess"
Mail or deliver all bids to:
Michigan State Highway
Department
Room 223, Mt. Clemens
Savings Bank Bldg,
Cass Avenue at Gratiot,
Mt. Clemens, Michigan
Right is reserved to reject
any or all bids and TO waive
defects.
CHARLES IA. ZIEGlER
State Highway Commissioner
Lansing. Mich. Oct. Is. 1913
Publish Mount Clemens Monitor
Leader Nov. 2. 1913
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Weddinq
Announced
RECEIVED

A TELEGRAM RECEIVED
here Sunday announced the
wedding Of Barbara King,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben b. King, of Dearborn, and
Pvt. Ralph Ware, Jr, of the
Medical Corps, in San Antonio,
Tex. Pvt. Ware is the son of
Mrs. Ralph Ware of this city.
The service was read in St.
Marks Episcopal Church in San
Antonio al $50 o'clock Mrs.
Ware will remain in Texas for
the present. Mrs. Ware, Sr., Will
return home this week.
THE GAMMA RHO CHAP
TER of Beta Sigma Phi enjoy
ed a dinner party on Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs.
George Garter on North avenue.
Marjorie Babcock and Frances
Thinker, were the committee in
charge.
MRS. WILLIAM NJ KLOCK-
OW. 266 Euclid avenue, has re-
turned from tWo-Wcek visit
with her daughter and Son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. p. Everett,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-02
If You Suffer PERIODIC
FEMALE
PAIN
With Its Weak,
Cranky, Nervous Feelings

II mt such times you. like so many
women and girls suffer from cramps,
headaches. backache. nervous tired
feelings, arc biz blue--due to func-
tional monthly disturbance
Start at once--try Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to relieve
such symptoms. It's famous not only
20 help relieve monthly pain but also
accompanying tired. weak, nervous feel.
ines OF this nature. This is because OF
It's soothing effect on ONE or woMANs
MOST IMPORTANT ORGANS. Taken regu-
larry Pinkham's Compound helps
build up resistance against such symp-
toms. Follow label directions.
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Births at st. Joseph's

MIR AND MRS VICTOR II.
PRIZES. Fraser. a son, Roy Vic
tor. on oct %
MIR. AND MRS. Russell II.
Emery, FAIR Haven, son, Lar
ry Russell oct %
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN w.
GBYSON. "a ID Orchard street,
daughter, Cheryn, oct %.
MIR. AND MRS. DAVID W.
HUDSON, 1880 Cottrell Road,
twin sons, Torrance Gray and
Timothy Griffin oct. %.
MIR. AND MRS. JAMES F.
KUNZE, Utica son, Ronald
Eugene oct 30
MIR AND MRS EDWIN n.
WITKOWSKI. 1895 Whiskey
road, a daughter, oct. 30.
MIR. AND MRS. MARVIN
JEFFERS Roscvillc, a son, Rob
crt Eugene, Oct 30.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES j.
MACARTHUR, 62 Scott blvd, a
SON, Oct 81.
MIR AND MRS. CLARENCE
NJ. SPORE, Is Butler street, a
son, Oct 81.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY 6.
MORRIS, 253 D. Dickinson, a
son, Thomas Francis, Oct. 81.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE w.
PARROTT, % Englewood, a
daughter, Sandra Kay, Oct. 81.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS b.
KRAUSE, Warren, a daughter,
Nov /.
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THE ORDER OF EASTERN
STAR Will hold a regular meet
ing and election of officers on
Friday evening at the Masonic
Temple at 7:45 o'clock. preced-
cd by a pot-luck dinner al $50
o'clock.
MIR. AND MRS. MARION
BANTER entertained IA guests
at dinner Sunday evening. Bob
cite Rankin, of Dearborn, was
the out-of-toWn guest.
HARRY EBERHART, of New
ark, N, j. is the guest. of his
siSter-in-law Mrs. Harry Miller
W.S.C.S. of Meade Methodist
church viii have their annual
pancake supper on November
5th, beginning at 6 o'clock.
TAFT JOHNSTON, 62l0
North avenue, is convalescing at
st. Joseph Hospital, after an APP
pondectomy last Friday morn
ing.
THE MACOMB COUNTY
BOARD of the Kings Daughters
and the leaders Of the various
circles viii meet on Friday,
November 5, at 1890 o'clock
sharp at the Medea Hotel for
luncheon. A board meeting Will
be held later.
MRS. d. II. KILBY entertain
ed guests Saturday evening cele-
brating the birthday annivers-
airy of Mr.. Kilby, whose ami
verSary is today. Harry Eber-
hart, of Newark, n. j., and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank NJ Dell, OF
Grand Blanc, were among the
guests.
MISS EULALIE JOHN has
returned from Chicago where
she spent one month with her
sister, Mrs. Harry Fuller, whose
, husband, Lieut.. Harry Fuller is
stationed at Base Hospital, Great
Lakes, Illinois, for further treat
ment for his injuries received
during his services in Alaska.
MISS MARGARET GULL, art
supervisor of the elementary
schools, will be the speaker al
the meeting of the Donaldson
school PTA, tomorrow evening
There will be a pot-luck supper
at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Harold
Snodgrass is chairman.
SEVENTY-FIVE guests were
; entertained at Halloween
. dance by Mr.. and Mrs. ALDER
} Harmon at their home on Hub
= bard avenue Saturday evening.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10

corte de 10 Criminal

TN jurado absOlvi6 aver a Har-
nv Look, de rs amos, vecino del
6O2 de la Gale % al Sur, de las
acusaciones de entrar a rObar en-
un establecimiento, rObarse un au-
tom6vil y un delitO de incendiaris
mo en- tercer grade.
Henry Leslie Brooks, de 20 a.
nos, vecino de la Gale de Hankins,
Sc declare culpable y acus6 des-
pu6s a Look.
Charles Beeler, acusado de com
plicidad en- Ell incendiO del auto
m6vil, fue absuelto tambien.
Llev6 la representation de los
dos j6venes ell letrado Paul Lake.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
MULTAS POR INFRAcCIONES
DE LOS "CIELoS RASOS"

La oficina de la OPA inform6
aver que una poderosa companis
local, Saffold Brothers, ha paga-
do al ~gobierno federal, por mira
cciones de los ''cielos rasos'', null
tas ascendentes a $8462.18.
Las faltas Sc cometieron duran
tie un periodic de tempo de siete
meses.
Hizo la demanda de pagO zen
representation del gobierno, ell
letrado Otis B. Radebaugh,Jr.
Cobrando precios superiores a
los permitidos pOr la ley, La Sa-
fold hubo de vender donates ha-
bichuelas, lechuga, col, patatas y
.cebollas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
UN NIRO DE Ia AnoS SALVo A
UNA Mia

Yonkers, NY, sep 10 I'm nj
no, jugando, empuj6 a la nina
Grace Amorossi, de 6 amos, Y la
hizo caer al rio frente a los nue.
lies de Yonkers. I'm nino de IA a.
nos Sc tiro al rio y agarr6 a la
nina, sujetandola en- la ~superficie.
George King, de SO amos, le
tir6 un cabo al muchacho Y este
.pudo ser extraido del aqua, junto
con la rescatada.
Grace recibi6 asistencia medi.
ca en- Ell Hospital San Jose.
La policia busca al niho que EN-.
.pujara a la criatura.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
LAS TRoPAs ~DESEMBARCA-
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niciones de sus fronteras, temien-
do un ataque aleman.
Las trOpas aliadas que desem-
barcaron en- la costa del Tirreno
avanzan llevando en- la vanguar-
dia un contingente italiano.
Tropas alemanas e italianas
combatierOn entire ST en- Geneva,
Cretona, Pavia y Tortona.
La isla de C6rcega esta en- ma
nos i~talianas Y los Aliados pien-
san establecer ALI varios aerodro-
mos.
Chunking, China, infOrma que
los japoneses sc han incautado de
todas las propiedades italianas en-
ell Este de Asia, incluyendo Shan
ghai, HOngkong, Manchuria Y a.
reas de los mares del Sur.
Los alemanes cerraron aver la
frontera suizo-francesa y exigen
numerosos requisites para cruzar-
la.
I'm aerOplanO que no pudO ser
id~entificadO, bmbarde6 a Roma
durante la nOche. A las diez de la
noche Sc present6 ell avi6n y So
naron las sirenas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
cREDITo DE $1,000 PARA
EXTERMINAR LAS RATAS

Ell ayuntamiento vote anoche
un credito de $4,000 para cOlabo-
rar con ell programme del %serviciO
de salubridad de los Estados Uni
dos, encaminado a exterminar
las ratas en- la ciudad de Tampa.
Habia pedido ell DR. Samuel Mo-
iris, que tiene a su cargo ell traba.
10, un credito de $4,000.
Tres nuevos casos de titus Sc
presentaron en- los 1ltimos dias.
BESIDE Ell primerO de enerO a Ia
fecha han Ocurrido en- Tampa 81
casos.
LIE fue revocado a Joe Lime
house, 918 de la Gale Maine, un
permiso para vender vino y GER
VEGA.
Ash 10 recOmend6 la policia.
A la Tampa Cab Company Sc lie
concedieron otrOs diez lugares, en-
ell distrito comercial, y variOs mas
a la Tampa Transit, en- la ruta de
Nebraska.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
Ell ENvAsADo DEL CAFE

Washington, sep TO- FL es-
cape del aroma del cafe Y los ga
ses no perjudiean en- NADIA ell sabor
del cafe, segdn nuevos estudios
hechos por la Industrial and En-
gineering Chemistry. Ell Oxigeno
es ell principal responsible. Las
pruebas muestran que ell cafe tOs.
tado Sc sci meior en- latas
cerradas al vacio. 81 ell oxigeno
esta ~presente, ell cafe Sc deteriora,
aunque este hermeticamente Sc.
llado. Las pruebas sc hicieron
con Ell auxiliO de probadOres pro-
fessiOnales de cafe.
CerradO hemeticamente, a los
SIS dias Ell cafe Sc conservaba fires.
co y Ia evOluei6n del gas no habIa
eehO efectO agreeable en- 81 60.
Or.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
CoNDENADo A PRISON
PERPETUA

New York, Sc p10.- Jose In
dOvino, de q amos, fue cOndena-
do a prisi6n por toda la vida, por
ell juez Leibowitz, como autor de
un delito de asesinato. La vfctima
era policia de la ciudad y Sc la
maba Leon Fox.
Por Ell mismo crimen fuerOn
condenados a muerte Morris Ma
linski y Sidney Rudish.
A juicio del juez, que no espe-
raba recommendation de clemencia,
Indovino es ell peOr de los tres.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
LAS COLUMNS sovIETICAs-
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ejercito rojO estremece los esla-
bones de la cadena "hitlerista'.
Italia, durante tres amos de
guerra, perdi6 mas de un million
de hombres en- ell frente russo.
italia ha quedado fuera de
combate. Ell campo de Hitler es-
ia dividido y todas las personals
que piensan no AFRICAN duda So
bre las nuevas y favorables condi-
clones creadas por las derrotas
del hitlerismo, ell mayor enemigo
de los pueblos que aman la liber-
tad.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
DIVORCES

Decretos final.,.
Paine contra John
Nell Gallaespie war.'
Martin Roy Williams
NueVas demands,
Lynn contra Fred Lynn
E. Bridges contra c.
Bridges; Edith Luis, NY ~
ira Leonard Wilson. \, y
Crosby contra Jane,
Crosby; Favorite wIs.,
NJ "Vl0a
Walter E. Wolfopd; |
Stepp contra Charlie,
Eleanor Baird conta
Baird; Edell O'Ne,I :.
liam o'Neal; RoFlip C,-
Gertrude Gattis; J,n'
Brien contra John ]
Evelyn May WhaleD n
chard C. Whalen.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10

taciOnes que Sc esperan de los Es-
tados Unidos.
En- las listas contenidas en- ell
mencionado informe Sc incluye ell
treinta por cientO de Ia hoja de la
ia consumida antes de la guerra y
ell rs por ciento del mineral del
mismO metal; ell siete por ciento
del hero y del acero y Ell seis por
cientO de la maquinaria.
81 la Argentina lograra obte-
ner esas Quotas, es cosa incierta.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
RARCOS ALEMANES ATACADOS
POR BUOUES ITALIANOS
Dicese que ell Rey abdic6 en-
favor del Principe HumbertO.
Badoglio asegura que en-
Roma hay tranquilidad.

Londres, sep TO- FL Quinto
Eiercito americana, mandado por
Ell general Clark, esta a puntO de
entrar en- Napoles.
La resistencia alemana ma sido
a~plastada.
Fuego de canon Sc DYE en- la
"Ciudad Eterna" y a%eroplanos
desconocidOs la bombardearon, o.
casionando dahOs y bajas.
En- Ia costa oeste de Italia sc
lbra una batalla entire los bonn
barderOs alemanes y una flotilla
italiana que navega con rumbo
a puertos Aliados.
La navigation alemana entire
Cerdeha y C6rcega esta siendo
atacada por buques italianos. A
seg1rase que los aviones nazis
hundierOn un acorazado y un cru
cero.
Berlin da la nOticia del hundi-
miento de esOs barcos y que fue-
o averiados otro acorazado, un
crucero y u ndestructor.
Reptile la radio de Roma la no.
ticia de que salieron de Spezia,
para unirse a los Aliados, tres a.
corazadOs, cruceros y destructo-
res.
Por Ia peninsula de Calabria
cOntin1a avanzando ell Octave
Ejercito ingles, que ha captura-
do a PizzO, en- la costa oeste de
Calabria, cuatro millas sobre vi
bo Valentia.
Ell desembarcO hecho en- Ma
poles Sc efectu6 bajO la super
vision del vicealmirante Henry
Hewitt, de la escuadra de los
Estados Unidos.
La guarnici6n italiana en- la
isla de Ventotene Sc ha rendido.
Berlin dice que Ell rey Victor
Manuel ha adbicado Ell trono en-
favor de su hijo ell principe Hum
berto.
Tropas alemanas Ocuparon a AL
bania y toda la costa este del A
driatico, listas para una resisten-
cha desesperada.
Los alemanes tambien Sc apode-
raron del puerto de Geneva, en- la
costa norte.
Ell mariscal Badoglio, en- un
communicate de hoy, dice que en-
Roma hay tranquilidad Y que Sc
efecturan negociaciones con ell
comandante aleman de las trOpas
en- la IONA de Roma.
Encuentros armados ocurren
o frecuencia en- la region de Sa-
bOya, en- Francia. Milan Y Turin
siguen en- pOder de las trOpas l.
talianas que obedecen 6rdenes
del mariscal Badoglio, Estas guar
niciones haran resistencia a los
nazis en- case n~ecesario.
En- Geneva, las tropas italianas
apoyadas por c%iviles, desde las
casas hacen fuego sobre los ale
names.
Los nazis dominan las provin-
cias de Friole, Liguria, Giulia y
Tridentina. En- esta Ultima Sc en-
cuentra ell Paso del Brenero y ell
vale del Adige.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
VENTA DE PROPIVDl

R. M. Clewis a Arthp,
Georgia S. Jones a O.Al
James Barcelona a JO,t
ley; George W. Blade, ,
Roark; Rowena L. Nav ,
barrow.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
Ell TEMPO

Temperature prOpia de Ia es-
.taei6n. Ninima = las 2 de Ia ma
mana, rs grades.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
Ell SOL Y LA LUNl.

Sale ell sol a las 7:lS Il
Sc pone a las tai p. M; l
luna a las SOC p. m. \.
a las 3:11 a. m.
La gaceta., 1943-09-10
MAREAS

Marea alta a la l:SS 4
11:O2 p. M; marea bsa
4:48 a. m. Y TOO p. m.