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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

Lord Grantley. Presumably IL has
always been taken for granted that
a man Is never too old 10 get into
such trouble. or it may be that
aEgrieved husbands have never been
so suspicious as TO believe that old
men over so would, or could go
out wife-stealing.
At any rate, Pauline went home
20 continue looking after Lord Grant
ley until his death And Lord Grant
ley got out his checkbook and wrote
out the agreed check of $4,000 to
Harry Newman.
Lord Grantley's first wife was
Miss Katharine Buckner, daughter Of
William Henry McVicar, of New
York She died in 1897. after giving
her husband one son and heir and
two daughters, and IS years Of hap
piness.
He then married, in 1899, Alice,
daughter of Viscount Ranelagh She
gave him many years of home life,
but no children And on May 11th
last year, a newspaper notice re-
corded the death OF the dearly be-
loved wife of Lord Grantley. No
mourning, no flowers, by request
Bereaved in May. Lord Grantley
was being cared for by Pauline in
October.
He had always been regarded as
one of Bntains most enthusiastic
collectors. Most people, however,
thought that his hobbies were no
more exciting than collecting ancient
and modern coins and few antiques.
Hence their surprise when Pauline
appeared on the scene 50 soon after
the second Lady Grantley's death
AS far as British law is concerned,
he has certainly settled, for the time
being. the problem of whether man
is too old at 81 TO be adjudged guilty
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

He turned detective. as
many q club steward has
had 10 De before HIM. and
for many nights tried 90
trail h.s crr Z wife But
she proved too slick for
hIw
After size had stayed
ugt f1r q couple of days
aul nights. hc got onto the
scent To his amazcmcut
ho found that the "old
woman his wife was So
tcr5cr.y caring for was
actually q man old enough
To- Boo her crandfathc- If
not her great grandfather
And that the very mystlu-
ous accident was that of
mutual love
Had il been anyone else
but a noble Lord. Harry
the steward might have
I bon matter into his own
h "a IS arr used the tradi-
a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-05

= ,pienIbcr >. 1919
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22

MAID for HOTEL WORK. middle
aged or past preferred. Cor.ue ii0-
IL, ZIG W. Michigan.
sTENOSRAPHER and general
office work. United Stove
co. Phone 1913.
WANTED By employed couple WOO
man for general homework, one
child three years old. Good wages
Call Wayne 7l65F22, collect
WHITE GIRL or woman for part
time house work, Mon. thru Fri.
No waslings. Apply 719 Davis or
Phone l290-M after 6 p. m,
WOMAN or girl for care OF children.
Good wages. Phone 726-J-5.
SALESLApY-in ladies' resdy-to-
wear. Cgance for Advancement.
Good wages. Box L-S4, care Press.
WHITE GIRL TO assist expectant
mother with housework Good
wages, increases 70 reliable work
er. No cooking. Live in. Phone
1t6S-Wl.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Merchandise

REAL ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross X Bower. i03 ". Michigan
phonR f6A
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Ehman & Oreenstreet
40 w. Mich. Phone 1897

BIAS EMENT house. well constructed.
brick and cement block cunStruc-
tlou. Buyer can complete house
AND make beautiful bone. IN
Holmes Road near Harris It'd
Price $500. Terms. % North Huron
ST Phone 1871
THEY RE SOMETHiSG-mors taaL
fancies and fRds. these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
TRUE SATISFACTION

NOTHING is more satisfying TO
a dyed-in-the-wool real bridge
sportsman than to have his oppo-
nents make things as dificult as
possible for him and yet find him
self thwarting every mean artifce
they Use TO confound him. That
can mean so much more than
mere muddling through to your
contract. making errors which
give the enemy a chance to beat
you but being lucky to have them
miss their opportunities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22

Rv SHEPARD BARCLAY

dummy to play the spades, ne led
the X as tempter. West ducked
that. II he then took the J, that
would make II easy TO run the
spade suit for club discards. but
also ducked 1t, whereupon the Q
covered from dummy. The spade
10 was led. the club being dis
carded. and West saw he was
licked. II he did not use his trump
A here, another club could be dis
'carded on the next spade. SO he
ruffed the heart A.
Having nothing left but dia.
monds and clubs, he couldn't help
give declarer his game. II he led
a diamond, the dummy would ruff
and a club be discarded. after
which the club hnesse would work.
SO he led his club 8. The X COW
cred, the A took, the Q was cashed
and the 8 was ruffed in the dunn
my. South had two hearts left for
the last two tricks. spreading
them with a happy smile, az he
was home"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Help Wanted Male
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent

Apartments For Kent
FURNISHED two room. centrally
located, employed couple preferred
Write Box L-NJ, care Press.
Rooms For Rent
LARGE pleasant room for employ
ed couple, new mattress. eos Elm.
COMFORTABLE ROOM, double bed.
iunerspr,ng mattress. couples ag-
C,pted breakfast n desired. 2lO
Elm 81
DOUBLE ROOM FOR rent Men only.
office workers preferred Pcrma-
ucut Mrs. nrriu r. Post. 22s Lib
ett ST. Ee4s,illr. Tn. 205l.
CALL OUR AuTAkER a l,U FOR
Classified advertising service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Investments
and Homes

LAND CONTRACT At DISCOUNT
Present balance $1,000.
Mll sell Tor il4Oo.
BringS IN $40 monthly.
Interest rate { per cent
TWO FAMILY
Eloou5S ol lustustuon APIS uIoN
and churches. Sine ROOMS can be
divided as desired. Price. $1,000.
WIN arrange terms II desired I'm
mediate posS ession can be given
SFMI-HTNGAL Allow
Near East Forest. rooms and
bath below. one room above All
I'm good condition. Garage. $3.50
cash.
$3.50 DOWN: Buys small. hut neat
home near Bomber Plant. BRAND
new. Has toilet. shower. nice htch-
en-, laundry room. Almost l0a per
cent frsproot Just the place Tor
the small family with only a low
down payment
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Miscellaneous
Automotive
House Trsllers For Rent

Rouse lrallers FOR Kent
FOR RENf-I.Rte model 22n n.
Plymouth trailer--lnsul ted-Clean
sleeps 4 studio and side dlnette.
oven stove Blower on heating
stove. 4 clothes closets. No children
this park. II children. trailer must
he moved. See at Bomber Trailer
Park. 25S0 Holmes Road after $50
3. m. Located front row, Color
light green, License 47tls. See
HENRY STREI'R
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Real Estate
Rooms For Rent

heAVNa Fel RNNA
LARGE warm rvom; share with SEN
tIrmuu of quiet taste. single beds.
luurr-priug mattresses, Iob ~.
Hamilton.
FURNISHED room single or double
miles from Bumhcr Plant asses
Eeorse Nd IN. lpsi l652-W-3.
Wanted To Rent
2 OR ROOM modern furnished
apartment with private bath. He
agpnsihle Young married couple.
Phone 2ONt-N.
8 ROOM AFT with private bath ln
town FOR two adults Phone 365.
WANTED desk or office space by
Real Estate Broker. Box L-Sl,
l'Tu-r
WANTED g. ~ : uat-lAl2Aed rllms
No children. Phone Maybre 2Tl8.
Reverse charges
COUPLE desire g or Z room FUR
apt. or house lu Npsilaufi Phone
e53l-J, . C. : y. m.
WANTED TIE HFNT.e or room
furnished apartment ln Apsilanti
T. %. Box as
Houses For Sale
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22

AS soon as the diamond X was
led and he saw that dummy, South
decided TO work on the spade suit.
So he won the first trick with the
diamond A and led the spade 2,
intending to hreSse twice. That
was all to the merry, but West
cut in with his K and forced the
A. The j then was called. the Q
winning. the diamond 10 being
cashed and the diamond 5 being
ruffed by South's heart 8.
Counting then on using the
heart Q as a third round entry 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Household Surnlshinus

FOR SALE New davenport custom
made. Down cushions and back.
Plum Colored i0N Liberty ST,
Bcllevllle Phone 1881.
HOT POINT Electric Range Like
new. Good condition. GlS y. Adams.
Phone g5-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Houses for Rent
Lots
Business Property
Wanted To Buy


= room modern house. y.
w. section. WIN pay cash. Give
location. ltuN I-sI. care Press.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Announcements
Auction Sale

The undsrslgned will sell at pub
lie auction at his farm located
ono mile north Of Ypsilanti, and
one-fourth mile east ~ Prospect
Road, the following described
property on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22

pNe-IolFfn iulIe fhHI OF PROSPECT
Road, the following described
property on
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. II
1900 O'Clock Sharp
80 Head Of Cattle, % MIX Cows.
- Hol~teln COWS. 70 Guernsey
COWS, Z Heifers Bred. ? Heif-
ers not Bred u Snoats-Aver-
age 10 pounds, 10 PIgs--Aver-
age 50 Pounds, Sow Not Bred,
spotted Poland CHINA Gifts
Bred, 2 stock Gilts-Bred, 2
spotted Pollard china and
Hsmp GlIts-not Bred. l White
Boar-250 pounds.
TarmalI Tractor-new. On rub
Der, Little Genius Tractor Plow.
new ira. tor cultllator, one
low Mccormick Deering. New
PuIl-Typs Corn Picker on
rubber, new last fall. i-Section
SprIng-T0Otu Drag. new. s-FOOt
single Soil PulNerizsr, new.
I.H.t. Corn Planter. ike new.
Grain Driil, u Hose, Hay Rake,
sew Idea Hay Loader. new,
New Idea Manure Sprssder. LOVE-
Wheeled Wagon, Hay Rack. new.
H5rpoon Forks. new. foot
Hog Feeder, foot Log chain.
Hay Car. . new MIX cans, $500
bushels OF Ear Corn. 800 bush
els u oats. % tons Of loose Al
falfa Hay Some straw. No
goods 20 be removed from
farm until settled for,
The GUserument is taking ny
Farm FOR a Housing Project.
Earl J. Wright, auctioneer
COFFEY AID WEBSTER
THE ROCHE FARM
Terms Cash .. r. Vedder CLERK
FARM AUCTION + mile North Ypsi.
lauti, quarter mile East Prospect.
sIs clark nd January 9th. Auc-
'pneer Earl j. Wright
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-22
Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES. PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily line consecutive insertions fellows
Adertsng ordered Tor irregular insertion takes sngle time rate
No Of Count words line
Publisher classified
VIII insertion.
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La gaceta., 1943-05-12
CONFERENCE.-THE EN- LA
CAPITAL Ell PRIMER MINISTRO
CHURCHILL Y Ell PRESIDENTE
ROOSEVELT
ESTUDIAN LOS DOS JEFES DE ESTADO LOS NUEVOs
PROBLEMAS

WASHINGTON, mayo 12.-
En- esta capital celebraran hoy ST.
primera conferencia despues de
la victoria en- Tunicia, ell presi-
dente Roosevelt y ell primer mi
nistro Churchill.
Anoche arrib6 ell jefe del 60
bierno ingles, en- su tercer viaje
a Washington desde que empeza-
ra la guerra.
Nuevos e importantes profile
mas militares y navales seran es-
tudiados.
Hoy lego la noticia de que
Hitler ha resuelto trasladar SUI
Quartet general desde ell Este al
Oeste y este acknowledgements sig
nifica que espera un formidable
golpe por parte de los Aliados.
La victoria en- Tunicia deman-
da, a juicio de los peritos, una
mas estrecha coordination militar
con Russia y la aperture del Sc
gundo frente.
Arribara hoy tambien, para
conferenciar con ell presidente
Roosevelt, Ell Sr. Eduardo Benes,
presidente de ChecoeslOvaquia.
Benes presentara un plan enca-
minado a lograr, en- la post
guerra, una federation de los es-
tados de las regiones este y CEN
trail de Europa, amigable a Russia.
Ahora sera possible limpiar ell
Mediterraneo y convertible en- una
ruta segura para los Aliados.
Todavfa ell Eje utiliza a Stella,
Cerdena, Grecia y C6rcega como
bases para SUI aviacion. Estimase
que la aviaci6n de Tunicia podra
ahora echar al enemigo de esos lu-
cares.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
Russia BOMBARDEA CON
sUS PROPIOS AVIONES

MOSCU, mayo 12.-Los rusos
usan sus propios aeroplanos, de
cuatro y dos motores, para atacar
las ciudades de Alemania y FIN
landia y no es cierta la noticla de
que han venido u%tilizando "Fortar
lezas Volantes''.
Las "Fortalezas Volantes" sol
aparatos para bombardear de dia'
Aviones Boston, construloos
en- Estados Unidos, son usados en-
las operaciones diurnas; pero la
mayoria de los bombarderos son
hechos en- ell Soviet.
Ell administrator de una 1aDrlca
de aviones manifesto que Ia IN
dustria del Soviet esta hacienda
en- abundancia aparatOs para bonn
bardear a gran dstancia.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
Sc ACUERDA CERRAR UN
CALLEJON De ". TAMPA
Los Concejales Pasaron Por
Encima de I'm Veto del
Alcalde

En- la session celebrada anoche
por ell ayuntamiento, los conceja-
les pasaron por encima de un veto
del alcalde Chancey Y acordaron
cerrar un callej6n, en- West Tam
pa, que Sc extiende desde la ave-
nida Habana a la de Gomez y en-
tire las Gales Green y Laurel.
Habia vetado ell alcalde un
acuerdo anterior del ayuntamien-
to-, en- csc sentido, basandose en-
un informe del asistente ingenie-
70 Finman Y en- que ell callej6n
figura en- la ruta de la recogida
de basuras.
D'Arpa sostuvo que la comision
de zonas habia dado su visto bue-
no al cierre del callej6n.
No Sc tom6 acuerdo alguno So
bre la proposition del alcalde
Chancey de que arriende la anti
qua represa de la compania Tampa
Electric, en- ell rio, por 100 amos,
a raz6n de SIS pOr ano. Son aguar-
dados los ingenieros de la compa-
MIA Robert, de Atlanta.
Pidi6 ell comite de Gales otra
smeana para estudiar una petici6n
del ejercito, que desea cerrar la
Gale North Boulevard desde North
B a Cass.
Sc opuso ell CONCEAL Garcia,
pero Sc aprob6 una recommendation
del senior Long, superintendent
del acueducto, en- favor de gastar
$500 para extender las cameras
maestras a una IONA enclavada
entire Buffalo y la avenida AZ, en-
tire las Gales "a y 20.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
I'm AVs0 PARALOS NINOS
sUs PADRES

Hace algIn TEMPO, un
nino, de ID amos, salto la
cerca del parque Cuscaden
v tuvo la desgracia de caer-
Sc, perdiendo la vida,
Sc dijo que deseaba yer
un juego de pelota y por no
tener dinero habia resuelto
saItar la cerca.
La Junta de Recreo de la
ciudad de Tampa decide
entonces, para que no huble-
Sc tai excusa, que entrasen
de gratis en- ell parque, sin
pagan NADIA, los ninos memo
res de Is amos.
Ell sabado, cuando no Sc
jugaba a la pelOta y estaba
ell parque cerradO, un nino
saIto la cerca tambien y tuvO
la desgracia de caerse, frac-
turandose un pie.
Este nino hubO de cometer
un delito, bajo las leyes en-
vigor, pero no sera perse-
guido. Ell pobrecitO tendra
que pasar mes y medic en-
I'm hospital.
Pero debemos hacerle sa-
Der a los padres de Tampa
v a los de Ybor City en- par
ticuIar, que en- 10 sucesIvo
seran arrestados todos los
ninos que sean sorprendidos
saltando para entrar en- una
propiedad que es de tooOS'
que es del pueblo.
Nanny de Castro, agente
auxiIiar de la Corte Juvenll'
Sc propone evitar que "nues-
tros jovencitos" insistan en-
no respetar las ordenan7a'
Je Ia ciudad de Tampa y las
Ieves del Estado.
iQuedan avisados los pa,
dres v ojala que no vuelyan
a ~repetirse casos como iO'
que hemos citado!
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
CASTRO CONDENADO
A VEINTE AMOS

NEW YORK, mayo 12.-Gul-
Ilermo C. Castro, joven de u
amos que matara a Su novia, Car
men Colon, de 20, en- Gun pacto
de suicide" y despues no cum
pliera su promesa, fue c~ondenado
aquf, por Ell juez John A. Mullen'
a 20 amos de preside.
AL condenarlo, Ell juez diJo: Ell
pacto de suicide no constituye Ell
81 una defensa; pero 20 cre0 que
este crimen fue IN estallidO emo
cional. Dos de los jurados me d.
jeron que ellos cream era ciertO
10 del pacto de suicide"
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
.ACUERDO EN- CONTRA
De LAS HUELGAS

WASHINGTON, mayo 12.- FL
comite de asuntos militares de la
camara aprob6 aver una ley que
prohibe las huelgas en- las indus
trias operadas por ell g%obierno,
dando asi mayor autoridad a las
funciones de la War Labor Board.
Votaron a favor 81 representatives
Y ninguno en- contra.
La MEDIA abarca algunas par
ties de la ley Connally, aprobada
recientemente por ell senado.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
VIHAS ENFERMERAS
lies 0TORGARAN SUS
DIPLOMAS ESTA NOCHE

En- Ell Auditorio Municipal reel
iran esta noche sus diplomas de
rfermeras, graduadas de la es-
pela Gordon Keller, agregada al
ospital Municipal, veinte mucha-
Pas de Tampa Y sus contornos.
PreSidira la ceremonial la Sra.
]. L. McMullen.
FL alcalde Chancey pronunciara
dlScursO congratulatorio Y Ia
PT0cacion religiosa estara a car
! del padre McAtte.
Re nOmbran las nuevas enfer-
lefaS Josefina Costa, Josefina
lacalusO, Mildred Hall, Bernice
Iratt, Berta Horsey, Mary Robes,
florence Moss, Mary Trollinger.
aafgaret Morton, Mary Zendegui,
.uNn Owens, Elizabeth Daniels,
Oberg, Muriel Worthing-
W. Lillian McATpin, Margarita
'Ourn, Ana Malecka, Fern Chill
RS y Alice Sims.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
MIL NAILS MURIERON AVER EN-
Ell FRENTE DE LENINGRADO
"A GUERRA CON Ell "HITLERISMO" HA ENTRADO
EN- 81 FASE DECISIVA
LAS MUJERES AYUDAN A RECONSTRUCT PUENTES
Y CARRETERAS

MOSCU, mayo l2.-En las III
timas "a horas han perecido mas
de 1000 nazis en- ell frente de Le-
ningrado, segun un comunicado
dado en- Ia manana de hoy. La
nueva Inca de batalla Sc extiende
mientras sc mantiene la lucha en-
Novorossisk, In importante base
del Mar Negro.
Creese que la batalla en- Lenin-
grade es solo una maniobra explo-
ratoria Y no ell comienzo de n
ofensiva de gran envergadura.
La artilleria roja hace un nu-
trido fuego sobre las posiciones
alemanas.
"Izvestia", importante diario.
6rgano del g~obierno, asegura que
la guerra con ell hitlerismo aleman
ha entrado en- una Ease decisiva.
La batalla pOr la possession de
Novorossisk Sc ha trocado en- un
intento, por parte de los rojos, de
~pulverizar las posiciones alema-
mas con ataques desde ell aire, sos
teniendo fuego de artilleria y asal-
tos por la infanteria.
FL communicate del mediOdia in
forma que aver lie fueron derri-
bados y destruidos a los alemanes
un total de Sc aviones.
Los photos rojos solo perdieron
IL.
En- la porci6n baja del vale del
rio Kuban, aparentemente al nor
oeste de Novorossisk, les fue ARE
batada a los nazis una valiosa pO-
sici6n fortificada. Muri6 en- la ba-
ITALIA una ~compania de rifleros
"hitleristas".
Durante la noche la artilleria
roja mantuvo su fuego.
Atacaron los alemanes en- las
posiciones rojas del rio Donetz,
cerca de Lisichank, la puerta de
entrada a Voroshilovgrad. Tres
ondas de tanques nazis e infante-
ria fueron r~epulsadas. Perdieron
los agresores 13 tanques y sufrle-
ron mas de 500 muertos.
AL sur de Leningrado, en- ell
frente de Volikhov, truena la arti-
Iberia roja y trata de impedir
avances hacia las lineas del fren-
tie,
Ell pueblo russo esta reconstru-
yendo a toda prisa puentes, carre-
teras y lineas del ferrocarril.
Vysma funciona de nuevo como
un gran centric ferroviario.
va pasan por ALI trenes de pa
sajeros que van hacla Moscu. 10
dos los puentes entire Moscd y la
orilla izquierda del Dnieper han
sidO %reparados.
Esta de nuevo en- magnlflcas
condolences las gran %carretera MI
Fitar Moscd-M insk, que sc hiciera
como una replica a los caminos pa
ra automobiles hechos por Hitler.
Las mujeres toman parte muy
activa en- todas las obras y en- al
punos casos su trabajo Sc equi-
para con ell de los hombres. Algu-
mas de elias, armadas con rifles
vigilan los caminOs.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
I'M in AUT0MOV|L
| 4 SENIOR {. h. FOLK
L...,;o ell Academic en- la
E.nuina de Nebraska y
Patterson

Irr autom6vil guiado por Rob
fL Mcconnell, de SO AMOS ma
.nocbe, cerca de las $3.50, en- la
lima de Nebraska y Patterson,
rrominente hombre de negocios
rsrd H. Folk, de 60 amos, We
! del III de la Gale de Patter-
presidente de la West Coast
k%tilizer Co.
M ST.. Folk, segun los testigoS,
echo a la Gale sin mirar y ell
tOm6vil no pudo detener la
brcha. -,
|So dirigia a una reunion del
l,b Kiwanis, del cual era teso-
|fO.
|Figuraba de manera prominen-
on las actividades civicas y re-
LiosaS de esta comunidad.
Vino a Tampa desde Carolina
lrsur, Ell ano 1908.
lie sobreviven SUI esposa, dos hi
V otros familiares.
TOdavia no Sc ha fijado La fecha
y entierro.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
la TAR|FA
LOS AUTOS DE- ALQU|LER

Il presidente de la Association
- AUTOMOBILES de AlquiIer de
.snpa' Sr. M. ]. Carleto, anuncio
| que Sc ha resuelto cobrar rs
'n'sVos por la primera milla, en-
uSaf de h%acerlo, como hasta aouf,
"r una milla y media.
Va nueva tarifa sera de rs CEN
~soS por la primera milla v 10
Ira'Os por cada milla adicional.
IN periodic de espera de 8 mi
'Ios solo cOstara 10 centavos.
s5l 20 eseasez de gasolina, pues
do e ia 6 g%alOnes y medic por
81 sl', a cada cOche, hace ~necesariO
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
FUE DESTITUIDO FL
ALMIRANTE FALANGOLA

NEW YORK, mayo r. La
agencia Stafani, seg1n una trans
mission captada en- este pals, da la
noticia de que ell vicealmirante
Mario Falangola, jefe del puerto
de Napoles, fue destituido luegO
de una explosion que ALI acurrie-
ra. en- ell arsenal, Ell pasadO 20 de
mario. Murieron a consecuenela
de la explosion 70 personals y su-
fr;eron heridas LITE soldados y
civiles.
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
.IRATARON De MATAR
Al JEFE DE- Ia GEsTAPO

soviatioo mayo liza Radio
C%rosc isa dice que en- zagreb,
Ante p.,' suando visitaba al Sr.
nazi. 5sveiic, ell "titere" de los
bre Hai = nombres dispararon So
la c rslnfleh Himmler, ell jefe de
a~lespzaspo' perO las balas no lie
La gaceta., 1943-05-12
Ell TEMPO

Terminaran hoy las IuvlaS'
Fresco en- la nOche de hoy
Mfnima, a las 5 de Ia mananA'
rs grades.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Cole Porter Tunes
Brighten Fox Film

SINCE You'll Never Get Rich, "
The Acknowledgements musical two
years ago. Cole Porter tunes have
been Scarcer than hens teeth on
the screen. He's been too busy on
Broadway. turning out four top
musical hits. Now his tunes enliven
Something TO Shout About the
comedy starring Don
Ameche. Janet Blair and Jack
Oakie, which opens today at the
Fox, and whicn carries a whole
score by Porter.
His contributions are the catchy
new tunes, You'd Be So Nice 10
Come Home To, " Something 10
Shout About" Il Always Knew, -
Through Thick and Thin, " Lotus
Bloom" and "HaSta Luego." All OF
them are climbing on the Hit Pa
rade, with You'd Be So Nice al
ready well out in front
Another Broadwayite featured
in Something to Shout About is
William GaXtpn, the musical COM
edy star. He's had one hit show
after another for ID years. and has
always been TOO busy on Broadway
10 accept offers from FINLAND. But
Gregory Ratoff, faSt-talklng Rus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
ENTER MELoDRAMA

Melodrama stalks in like a late
conner 10 party but not IN time
to relieve the monotony of all
those pan shots 10 which serious
films seem 10 be addicted TO these
days.
George -Cukor has some brilliant
flashes in direction. but, he too,
seems to have been begged down
by the idea that ne was doing an
important picture.
"TiSh." the comedy which APP
pears on the same bill, is a comedy
treatment OF the famous Mary
Roberts Rinchart stories of the
three old maids, fish. AgGie and
Lizzie with ZaSu Pitts, Marjorie
Main and Alinc MacMahon. all
trying to out-sPinSter one another.
PtOrtCyS though II is, IL is light
and amusing stuff,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02
Pianist Plays
Dumb for Film

Diana Lynn. considered in music
circles as one of the outstanding
juvenile planists of the present
day, had TO coax a simple Christ
mas carol in an amateur sort of
way out of an old-faShioned parlor
organ.
1t was for scene in The
Miracle of Morgan's Creek and
was the first time she had ever
played an organ. She had TO APP
proach this bit of music like a be-
ginner. which was no easy task
for the young girl who learned the
entire GrieG concerto IN a week
so she could play it in There 5
Magic in Music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-02

As You may readily >urmISe,
even from tins brief implication,
the hero had feet of very filthy
clay and deserved everything that
finally came 10 him, but the
suspense is SO long and drawn out
that your interest needs a blood
TRANSMISSION TO keep going 10 the
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