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treatment is mcst important?
All forms of applications were used
oil congresses, antiseptic oitments,
picric-acid solutions, wakes and tannic
acid. A covering such as wax or tannlc
acid forms a scab, which does away
with painful dressings, and the tissues
heal smoothly beneath the scab. If,
however, the burned part cannot be
cleaned properly, ii may be dangerous
to use wax or tannic acid.
DR.. Donald has great faith in the
ability of fluids to overcome poisons
manufactured in the system by severe
burns.
Putting a couple of quarts Of nor
NAL salt solution into the body be-
meath the skin has proved the most
effective part of any treatment given.
This is put into the thigh or into the
breasts by means of large needles. In
addition to the use of the various ap-
plications to the burned surface, and
Evening star., 1932-08-18
DOROTHY DK'S LETTER BOX

EAR MISS DIX college and here letter that
my wrote the other day He says my dear
- IN large majority of cases
and egoistca andm husband .
w-dressed careless young college man who expects TO
world and find himself unable
to make bad risk as husband
rich mans definite aim in life and who has been
to do is also undesirable husband material
MY ideal of good prospect husband sober poddng intel
difference wha is. He is pretty sure to arrive -, .. s
sisters respect his
profound respect for the Church
Don that must be poor In
in must have the determination ana etd
while college Tor is usually TOO late er ne
IF the man the son has much the better
provided he ambitious worker and has other good qualities
respect ana
beyond doubt respects and loves you
that the general qualncaon are ~ H. rs1 as no
be husband succeeds In business
bnd and If you do not IND your Ideal
ton Whereby YOU can be entirely independent .
this letter and read the hrst day OF eah month";
for comes you your fathers and wishes for happiness
NswER: To this father to daughter
n different varieties of college
against which wish he had warned her
who is letting his poor old mother and
do without the clothes and food
college, Whe he
throwing the they have
living and taking girls out and showing
his wife take IN ooroers 10 support
THEN boy whole attention is concentrated
fratePnties whatnot,
education but letter sweater.
percentage good husband He is likely to make
perecng his golf
make living for his family
And there who makes love to girl
firmly fixed him
phander his life Fine for college date but don't
~ "p ~ w ~ 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-18
Jellied Cucumber Relish.

One tablespoonful gelatin, one-quarter
cupful cold water, one cupful boiling
water, one-third cupful mild vinegar
two tablespoonfuls sugar, two cupfuls
cucumbers, chopped and drained; one
half green pepper, chopped; one-half
teaspoonful salt, two slices onion,
chopped Soak gelatin in cold water
five minutes, dissolve in boiling water
add vinegar and seasonings and, when
cool, the cucumber, onion and pepper
Turn into wet molds and chill. Un-
mold and serve with mayonnaise on
lettuce as a salad, as relish with
the fish course or as a first course.
Evening star., 1932-08-18
THAT BODY OF YOURS
BY JAMES w. BARTON, M. d.

the use Of the salt or saline solution,
the usual methods Of applying warmth
to the body to prevent shock and keep
ing patient at rest by quieting drugs
are always used.
When we remember how the use of
fluids. sometimes containing a little
salt, and at other times a little sugar
or dextrose, is now saving thousands
from suffering after operations, and
saving hundreds of lives every year, it
gives us s0me idea of the Importance
of fluids to the body.
All of US, except those who are much
overweight and whose tissues hold
great quantities of water anyway
would do we'll to drink a couple of extra
glasses of water daily.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-18

Young Chucky was up in tree over
by Farmer Browns garden and in the
next tree was Johnny Chuck, while be-
low were Bowser the Hound and Flip
the Terrier, the latter barking as if he
were trying to bark his head off. How
he had got up in that tree young
Chucky didn't really know. Never be-
fore in his life had he climbed tree.
Never had he thought of doing such a
thing. 1t never had entered his head
that he could do such a thing. Yet
when the time when he had to climb
had come he had done it.
Now he was clinging fast, feeling any
thing but comfortable. But he was safe
from those dogs and that was all that
really counted just then. Il did it," he
kept saying over and over to himself.
81 did it I climbed. I don't know how
did it, but here I am up in a tree
and those dogs can't get me. Having
done it once I can do it again, and that
is something worth knowing. I've often
watched Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel
and Chatterer the Red Squirrel in trees
and envied them. have found out that
I can climb. but don't want to go any
higher than I am now"
He looked over at his father, Johnny
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than one - twelfth,
and the proportion
of deaths to ad-
missions is n o W
only one-quarter of
what it was for
merly.
w h i e t h e
changes from oil
lamps to electric
ity. less dannelette
clothing worn, less
overcrowding, and
better factory reg
ulations have les
sened the number
of cases of burns.
what improvement
has been made in
treatment, a n d
what pant of the
Evening star., 1932-08-18

ear-witness accuracy is -disputable.
The fans ordinarily know nothing
about this combination of eye and ear
in making decisions, especially at first
base. If you really want to know
what the fine points of base ball are
study the umpire.
Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-18
Notes.

To keep moths away soak piece
of paper or cloth in some spirits of
turpentine and leave for a day in your
bureau drawers. trunks, bags, closets
and wherever there is danger of these
pests harboring. Do this two or three
times a year and you will not be both
cred with moths
Evening star., 1932-08-18

It is possible to put lace to all of these
uses, as will be seen.
Lingerie which has given in the
seams by the strain which comes on
them because the slips, nightgowns, etc,
are made too narrow for durability can
be decoratively mended with insertion.
The width of the insertion Is gauged
by the requirements of the garment;
sometimes q very narrow lace is all that
is needed, and again two or more inches
may be needed. Always sew the lace
down each corresponding seam, and
it viii look as If that was the way the
article had been originally made. This
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UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Allen. 'Is 1t really the biggest dino
saur that ever nved?"
Yes, so far as Is known. Atlanto-
saurus is the largest dinosaur which
ever roamed the earth. Dr. Barstow
and I have made rough calculations,
and judging by the size of certain Of
the bones. this fellow must have been
close to 100 feet long. We have not
vet made full check-up of the bones,
but it seems that EiiS skeleton is Just
Evening star., 1932-08-18

there were 3,809 then something of
interest and of help to everybody can
be expected.
DR.. Charles E. Donald tells that dur
ing the last 20 years the number of
cases entering the hospital has fallen
to less than one-third, deaths to less
Evening star., 1932-08-18

Chuck Johnny had chosen tree that
had limb of good size making crotch
in which he could sit in some comfort
and he didn't seem to be minding it at
all. The fact is Johnny had climbed up
there before more than once. He had
Evening star., 1932-08-18

n II ENDING with lace can be so
M <ainty that the lace seems to
/" BE use5 Intentionally for trim
1 i ming rather than to conceal
rent, strengthen a seam,
widen q garment or be inserted in
place Of hemstitching or drawnwork.
Evening star., 1932-08-18
Star
Pa t t e ms
Bolero Paiama.

Bolero Pajama.
simplined illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete di-
rections for making these dresses.
Now that all the smart world has a
yen for pajamas, it's a rare treat to
find such a smart pattern that can be
made up at home very inexpensively.
The pajamas are just as charming
without the jacket. So you really have
two pajama styles in one. The bolero
has brief shoulder sleeves. The pajamas
have a soft sash tie, and fit very be-
comingly around the waist and hips. 1t
Is No. $50.
Sizes IA, 16, 36, 80. 40. Size SO re-
quires 334 yards Of 36-inch material for
Evening star., 1932-08-18
Burns and Use of LIQUIDS.

w YHEN a physician investigates
the record of all the cases of
NV burns that come into a large
Y London hospital during a
period Of 80 years. and finds
Evening star., 1932-08-18

TO THE SHORE WENT MORE OF
THE BONES OF ATLANTOSAURUS
about complete. I believe that it will
prove to be the most nearly complete
skeleton Of an Atlantosaurus which has
been discovered"
(To be continued)
UNCLE RAY.
Evening star., 1932-08-18

Uncle Rays new Funmaker
leafiet is ready. Magic and fun
galore in it. 1t is a second sur
prise leaflet. Write Uncle. Ray
and ask for it. Be sure to en-
close stamped return envelope.
(Copyright, 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-18

FAR MISS DIX college and here letter that
INV father wrote He My dear daughter
want to discuss with you my ideal Of life partner for
things:
large majority of a athlete domineerng
Evening star., 1932-08-18
Safe but Uncomfortable.

Safety is the thing that counts
And nothing else to much amounts.
Johnny Chuck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-15

Lieut.. (Junior Grade) Hubert E
Strange, orders June revoked Garry
out dispatch orders May IL, to u. s. s
Wright.
Lieut. (Junior Grade) Gerald d
Zurmuehlen. detached U. s. s. Affair
about June 20, to U. s. s. Teal.
Ensign Rudolph C. Bauer, detached
Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla, about
May 10, to Aircraft Scouting Force.
Ensign Henry T. Klinksiek, orders
May % modified: to temporary duty
Naval Academy pending further orders
instead U. S. S. Nevada.
Dental Corps.
Lieut.. Comdr Adolphus R. Gleitsman
detached u S. S. Texas about June 20
to receiving ship at San Francisco.
Chaplain Corps.
Comdr. Robert E. Miller, detached
Navy Yard. Portsmouth. N. H.. about
September Is, to Asiatic station.
Warrant Officers.
Machinist Ernest E Dobson, detached
Navy Yard, Washington, D. c., in June
10 Asiatic station.
Machinist Lawrence w. OFT, detached
Navy Yard, Washington, D. c., in June
to Asiatic station
Chief Pay Clerk George w. Knoll
detached Naval Training Station, New
port. r. l., about May 20, to U. S. S
Sirius.
Chief Pay Clerk John F. Marsden
detached u S. S. Sirius about June !
10 Naval Training, Newport, r. l.
Swedish hinges supply more thar
one-half Of the worlds consumption.
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NAVY ORDERS

Capt Matthias E. Manley detached
as assistant chief of staff commander
Scouting Force, In June. to duty as chief
of staff. commandant 18th Naval Dis
trict, Balboa, Canal Zone.
Comdr. Chester H. Keppler, detached
as commander Destroyer Division 2.
Scouting Force. about June ID, to Naval
Observatory, Washington. D. c.
Lieut.. Comdr Frank c. Fake. orders
February l9 modified. To command
VP Squadron IF u. s. S. Argonne).
Lieut. Robert r. Buck. orders May 2
modified. To u. S. S. Williamson in
stead U. S. s. Blakeley.
Lieut.. Morris SmellOw, orders April
81 revoked: continue on duty Office OF
Naval Communications, Washington,
D. c.
Lieut. Franz o. Willenbucher, dis
patch orders April % revoked. Detached
Naval Station, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba,
in July. to u. S. S. Wyoming as COM
munication officer.
Lieut. Junior Grade) John S. Graf.
orders April IA revoked Detached
U. S. S. Jason in June. to instruction
Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md.
Lieut. tJunior Grade) Charles p.
Hill. jr., orders December 80 and modi-
tication of May 20 revoked. Detached
VP Squadron IS In June. to Aircraft
SQuadronS at Pearl HarbOr. 7. II.
Lieut.. Junior Grade David W.
Shafer orders April Is revoked. De-
tached Naval Air Station. LakehurSt,
N. j. about June "a. to U. S. s. Dupont.
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$58,9O7 is LOW BID
FOR MALL HIGHWAYS

The firm Of Brady Bros, 1915 @
street, was the indicated low BIDDER
when bids were opened yesterday by
Lieut. Col. u. s. Grant, Sd, director OF
public buildings and public parks. for
construction Of new highways in the
Mall between Seventh street and Fiji
teenth street extended. This contractor
offered to do the work for $50, GOT so
Alternate plans are embodied in The
proposals.
Three firms submitted bids, the 9TH
ers being CorSon & Gruman, 5000,
and the Union Paving Co., SIS, 800.
Col. Grant and his associates will take
the offers under consideration and an
award is expected within a few days.
Congress appropriated 100000 for
improvement of the Mall, and the
projected work will come out of this
fund, a large share of which has al
ready been used IN moving trees.
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GENERAL HELD IN PLOT
TO RESTORE ALFONSO

BY the Associated Press
BARCELONA, Spain, June 15.-Gen.
Emilio Barrera. who was one Of the most
influential men in Spain during the
dictatorship of Primo de Rivera, was
arrested here today at his home and
charged with being implicated in a
plot to restore King Alfonso to the
throne
The generals son and Baron de Mora
were arrested in Madrid in connection
with the plot. Gen. Barrera was to
DE taken to Madrid for questioning.
For several days there have been
rumors of plot to restore the mon
archy.
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left the hospital and remained there
until the arrival of Arlington County
authorities. Flaherty and two COM
panions have been ordered to appear In
County Court here today.
Harris was an employe OF the wash
ington Gas Light Company and had
been a resident Of this community Tor a
number of years. He is survived by ms
widow and one son, George Harris, j..
An examination at the hospital revealed
Harris to have suffered fracture OF
the skull and fractures of both arms
and legs.
Harris son told police that his father
had I'm to Washington to see the Flag
DAY parade He was unable to explain
how his father happened to be walking
along the road, police said.
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WRG|N|AN KILLED
BY AUTO ON ROAD
George Harris Brought to
D. c. Hospital by Wash
ington Man.
D. a STAFF Correspondent TO The Star.


VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, Va, June
15-George Harris, IS years old, Of Viz
ginia Highlands. was instantly killed
last night when struck on the jefferson
Davis Highway near here by an auto
mobile said to have been operated by
Andrew G. Flaherty "a, of the 600 block
Seventh street northeast, Washington.
Harris was taken to Emergency Hospi-
tai by Flaherty and j. c. Fought of
Leeway and pronounced dead upon
arrival.
Flaherty is said to have told Police
man Hugh c. Jones that Harris sud-
denly walked in front of his car from
the side of the road He believes that
he failed to see Harris sooner because
Of the headlights of an approaching
machine. Flaherty went to police head
quarters in Washington as soon as he
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looking glazed, simulated. pana-
mas more. more expensive lookingD
Novelty Piques Linens Meshes! Every
one a smart NEW fashion-and wonder
full value for dollar bill! Large selec-
ton. too-with host of WHITES and
pastels to meet every need. The kind of
value that keeps thrifty women and
misses coming to our Millinery Dept.
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Swedish hinges supply more than
one half of the worlds consumption.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
TERMIN0 Ell REGISTRO DE


Habana, Sept. lei sabado
termin6 el registro de RESIDENCES
extranieros y en- esta semana Sc
rendira un informe al secretario
de gobernaci6n, DR.. Zubizarreta.
Ell registro ha sido un fracaso
porque gran numero de america
nos y e~spanoles no Sc han ms
chipto.
No Sc sabe que medidas toma-
ra ell gobierno para obligar a los
eXtranieros a cumplir sus dispo-
siciones.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
SIGUE DEL
PACTO DE CO~RDIALIDAD

Habana, Sept. 12.-Sigue ha-
blandose de un pacto de cordia-
lidad entire miembros de la opo-
sici6n y ell gobierno del general
Machado. EI coronel Mendieta y
ell coronel M6ndez Penate siguen
en- ell Castillo del Principe y Sc
les senala como los op0sicionis-
tas dispuestos a aceptar una for
mula de arreglo con ell %gobierno.
Losa migos de esos coroneles
dudan de que ellos acepten la
cordialidad predicada por ell DR..
Ferrara.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
No Sc HA PODIDO ENCON-
TRAR A LOS QUE PUSIE-
RON LA BOMBA EN- LA
CASA DE ALAYON

Habana, Sept. 12.-La policia
no ha podido encontrar aun a la
persona que coloc6 una bomba
de so libras en- ell contador de
gas de la casa de Ricardo Ala
y6n. Inspector general del puer
to de 10 Habaan Y amigo intimo
del presidente Machado. La
bomba no hizo explosion y fu6
descubierta por ell Dr.. Manuel
Martin Escudero, que reside en-
la misma casa y lie arroj6 enci-
ma un CUBIC de aqua.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
Ell GOBIERNO ELOGlA !
LOS CARABINEROS


Madrid, sep. l2.-Apoyando
unaS declaracioneS hechaS por
el general Garrote, comandante
del cuerpo de carabineroS, quien
aseeura que sus subalternoS no
tiencn relaci6n alguna con los
elementoS monarquicos, ell go
bierno ha publicado una nota di
ciendo que los carabineroS son
fieles al nuevo regimen y falsos
los rumores de que estuvieran
conWrometidoS en- un complot
contra la Republica,
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
ENF0RN NATION
DEL PUERTO

Dos vapores de bandera anne
ricana entraron aver, ell Cuba,
procedente de la Habana y Key
West, y el O. T. Waring, de Bos-
ton Rouge, con un cargamento
de gasolina; en- lastre hizo sU
entrada ell vapor aleman Vie
gand, que aqui tomara un car
gamento de fosfato.
FL Cuba zarp6 aver mismo
hacia los puertos de su itinera
rio.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
SIGUEN LOS A~SESINATOS


Habana, Sept. l2.-Ademas
del asesinato del joven Heras,
que Sc dice fu6 ahrocado por IN
grupo de individuos "desconoci-
dos" por profesar ideas comu :
nistas, Y la muerte m~isteriosa de
otro hombre en- el pueblo del
Mariel, la guardia rural descu-
brio ur cadaver cast comido por
las "tinosas," en- los alrededores
de la playa de Jaimanitas. Has
ia ell mediodia de aver ell cada-
yer no habfa sido identificao.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
C~ONDENARON A ANTONIO
MENDIETA

Habana, Sept. 12.-La Sala de
la Audiencia que juzgara al jo-
ven esutdiante Antonio Mendie-
ia, hijo del Oral. Pablo Mendie-
ia, 10 declare ell culpable, ell sa-
bado, condenandolo a 8 amos y
un dia de preside.
FL fiscal habia solicitado la
pena de muerte Y el DR.. Roig, en-
un brillantisimo informe, deman
do la absoluci6n.
Al ser notificada la s~entencia
el DIR. Roig, anunci6 que apela-
ria al Tribunal Supreme.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
ALCAlA XAMORA ESTA EN-
SAN SEBASTIAN

Madrid, sep. l2,-Esta de Vi
sta en- San Sebastian ell presi-
dente de la Ropublica, Don Nj
ceto Alcala Zamora.
FL preSidente visitara varioS
puebloe y ciudades de Ia costa
norte, regresando a esta capt
tai dentro de una semana.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
~INCORPORADOS LOS VIGIL
LANTES QUE
LA GUERRILLA DE LA
MUERTE

Habana, Sept. 12.-Entre el
dia del sabado y aver fueron in
corporsdos a las estaciones de
policia de esta capital los vigilan
ties que formaban la llamada
guerrilla de la muerte," al
frente de la cual estaba ell te-
niente Miguel Angel Rodriguez.
La Guerrilla" fue disuelta
por orden del nuevo jefe de po-
licia, comandante Ainciart.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
MACHADO NO HARA Case
"A LAS A~CUSACIONES

Habana, Sept. Eel presi-
dente Machado ha hecho saber
que no hara case a las acusacio-
mes hechas por la Federation
Medica contra Ell secretario de
sandal, teniente coronel Miguel
de Cespedes.
Dice la Federation que Ell Sc
cretario ha venido mostrando
parcialidad hacia las sociedades
regionaies.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
Pleito~ V DIVORCES

Val VI. Antuono contra Frank
L. Hunter; Luis Nelson contra
Ida J. Sudendorf jessie Mae
Hanson Saulsc contra Harold A.
Sarlso. Carmen M. S. Hill con-
ira ice A. Hill; Ernest L. Her.
man contra Irene Herman; Lau
ra BCZeman contra C. A. Boze-
man; Sarah Elizabeth Dabman
contra Thomas c. Dabman.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA
DISUELTA LA PARTIDA DE
LA PORRA

Habana, Sept. 12.-Por orden
del nuevo jefe de policia qued6
disuelta la ~"partida de la porra,'
que venia funcionando con Ell
nombre de "Liga Patri6tica."
A esta Liga Patritica, que a
yuaba a la Secci6n de Expertos,
Sc lie atribuyen varios de los mis-
teriosos crimenes cometidos en-
los ultimos dias.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DEESPANA

nergicoS eSfuerzos de SanjurJo,
y In monarqula cay6.
lie Eepub!ica permiti6 que el
general e%ontinuara al ffente de
la %uardia, pero rebajando sCs
atrfbucloneS.
FL paSado tebrero lie quits 81
mAndo de Ia guardla civil y lie
hlzo jefe dc carabileros.
EntorceS ei odlo contenido &c
Sanju"lo hizo explosion.
CompIetamentc oouesta eS Ia
historic del capltan Galan, 81 jo-
ven y celoso patricia que ocupa
el lugar de mas imPortancia IN
ia galeria Gle martlres de la +
bertad y Ia Republica.
Galan era una figura Simnd-
aica y a los Is amos sc gradu6 en
la EScuela Militar de Toledo, pa
sando a prestar SerNicios EN- Ma
rruecoS. A los 25 amos era cap
tan y lleVaba Sobre Su pecho la
Cruz Rola de Maria CriStina,
Era eStudioSo, energicO Y odia-
ba la injusticia y la tirania.
Tom6 parte en- una de las jun
tas contra la corona y fue ence-
rrado en- ana fortal"2a. Mas tar
de Sc lie puso en- libertad Y Sc lie
deVolVi6 el mando.
Una manana en- diciembrc Ga
Ian y 81 captain Garcia Herman
dez se pusieron al frente de 700
hombres, creyendo Que Ia Rcph-
blica Sc habia proclamado en-
Madrid. Partleron hacia la CO.
pital en- Ayerbe saIieron a su
.encuentro fuerzas reaiistas de
caballeria. artilleria V ametra =
Iladoras. Sc libr6 un combate
sangriSnto y muchos de los re =
beldes escaparon.
Galan Sc ofreci6 como victima
pidiendo a Hernandez que cru2l
ra la frontera, por cuanto 81 &C.
MIA esposa Y IN hiio Hern6ndcz
no uuigo separarse de 81 amigo.
Entonccs Galan fu6 a un telefc-
no y dijo al gdbernador militlr
donde podian encontrarlo. Fuc-
ron arrostados, juzgados por IN
console de gurra Y condenados
a muerte.
Hernandez pareci6 sentir de-
bilidad en- los postreros momen-
ifbS. iffsi - tTft IN N ia ana ffAtlf1nfn
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
DICESE QUE GRANA SERA
NOMBRADO JEFF DE LOS
EXPERTOS

Habana, Sept. 12.-Asegdra-
Sc que ell teniente Angel Grana
sera nombrado jefe de la Secci6n
de Expertos, con las mismas "a
tribuciones que tenia ell difunto
captain Calvo.
La gaceta., 1932-09-12
Numer0 21S
IMPORTANTES NOTICIAS


Roma, sep. 12.-Iucho Sc ha-
ha EN- Italia de la "doctIina Dou
chet', que Sc relaiona con la
guerra en- el aire y es acceptable
por Mussolini y la mayoria de
Sus conSejeros.
La doctrina fue anunciada
por primera vez al publico en-
1921, cuando eI general Dou-
chet. del ejarcito italiano, pu-
blic6 Su libro "El Dominic del
Aire', en- Ell cual destacaba la
nectsidad de crear un ej6rcito
de aviacion, independence de
los otros cuerpos.
La idea fundamental de la
doctrina sostiene que el primer
deber de la fuerza aGrea es al
canzar Ell complete dominic
del aire; que la guerra debe ser
Defensive en- la terra Y en- ell
mar, pero agresiva en- ell aire,
Como es virtualmentc IN mo
sible para una naci6n Eusca ell
dominic simultaneo en- ell mar,
la terra Y ell aire, es esenciat
tener la mas fuerte organiza-
ci6n en- ell campo donde Sc Q,,ie-
re obtener In resuOtado decisive.
Tn ei6rcito aereo debe Utiiizar-
Sc para la ofensiva y debe ser
llevado al mas alto grade posi-
BILE de %fuerZa."
La fuer2a de terra la asiRna
a una mission defensive Y la ofen
silva Sc confia a mil q~uinientos
aeroplanos de combate, capaces
de arrojar cuatro mil toneladas
de explosives, en- sitios esc0gi-
dos, a trescientas millas de su
base.
Francia y B6lgica ticnen un
total de 5000 aeroplaRos, perO
estos son de ID tipos Y los apa-
ratios del eiercito 10 pasan de
800.
Las ultimas maniobras del
ei6rito Y la marina lie Italia Sc
han basado en- la doctrina Dou-
chet, la cual permanece como la
base de la conception italiana
de la guerra
Por este Italia Sc opone a Ia
.endencia de eliminar los bonn
.arde0s aereos.