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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Survey Reveals Many Places OF
Interest Found On West Side

Having he>n greatly impressed
-trh a. sr-scle csptioret "A sur
,ey or Yves. Side Detroit Revea,s
May Impressive Things whsch
srpesred n . rece-t issue % ths
T-;ou1e. decided 20 DO a little
cseckt-E ard IN the meantime { /,
lizzie extension Of the survey.
fonnt tha, re West Side sec
iio- cs The Moscr City has indeed
re quota o, BUSINESS PLACES:
and believe re when tell yc-
that !, will take some tire 10 visit
AL The leading business establish
meats dot,ed here snd there o, TIE
7ss. side.
IL ths course OF ny checking.
! was compelled . co-robora-a
with The writer. % that column.
Mrs Ellen " Wilson. who. IN
co-eiss manner tended 70 sccrai-t
car readers with The general trena
o, re IVES; Side business places
she lad Re pleasure Of visiting.
Amusement Spots
Now thar summer has been ush-
cred IN. and because II IL always
a. ideal season for pleasure. 1
could 20; rests, the temptation
q making .s~ rounds o. The
sro,s o, amusement
Stepping inside the popular
BLACK HAWK TAVERN. 400 W.
Warren avenue. | was eiated wi,h
the hearty welcome. the warm
smile coming from Joe. the bar
tender. The friendly greeting and
handshske we received from Mr.
Fsrick. The proprietor. and The un-
usual geria.!iy OF Mr.. Motley.
manager observed with keen
.nts-es; the courteous and pronp,
service rendered the numerous
ps,roas Who frequent The tavern.
Or, ives, 20 BONNIE BALL
CONNECTIONS. INC. i-4i W.
Cra-d Boulevard variety OF deli
cious refreshments for all occs
sions were placed al cur inspec-
ton !, was rather warm day
and was tempted 10 try one u
the cooling Bonnie Balls. The
concern has something very new
specially prepared boxes packed
very conveniently for outings Civ
en- by churches. clubs. organi7a-
tions or private parties. II you
have never tried Bonnie Ball. DO
So you'll like EN-.
A Sunday afternoon was recen-
ly spent 10 delightful manner
a, the Blue BIRD Inn. 1921 Tire
man az The Cocktail Hour. Don't
think I'm kidding a tall when ]
tell you that l enjoyed every no.
ment immensely. There was not
dull moment as dancing. dining
swinging and singing 70 the music
% the red hot" orchestra supplied
plenty OF amusement. The cock
tail hour begins each Sunday at
five D. m. and ends al $50 .. m.
KAy'S DRUG STORE. 47ss Nc
Graw offers many attractions OF
various necessities for the house
hold. Prescriptions are handled
BY specialists and the drugs are Of
tered a, cut rate prices.
The writer spent few moments
in the WARREN SUPER MARK
EFT. 472l-2s W. Warren and noted
the throngs coming in and out
making large purchases Of The
classy line OF groceries. meats
vegetable and frui,es. The prices
have not been affected the least
and the proprietor boasts OF Civ
ing the most for your money.
And now with these hinfs | am
forced 10 come 10 a close but in
yite our readers to visit with US
from time 70 time in our informa-
tive surveys Of the BUSINESS LO-
CATIONS OF WEST SIDE DE-
TROTT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Hamtramck Citizens Entertain
High School Grads At Banquet

The Rev B. H. Wright. pastor OF
the First Institutional Baptist
church. Hamtramck. urged :he
high school graduates TO work
our way through the rocks and not
around them" al the banquet
honoring graduates OF Hamtramck
High school. Tuesday evening in
81. Peters A. VI. <. Zion church.
The banquet was sponsored by
the citizens OF Hamtramck under
the leadership OF Mrs. Minnie ).
Crockett.
Face Serious Problems
The Rev. Mr.. Wright. speaking
Cd Youth Faces The Future .
said The world is ready for you.
but I wonder II you are ready FOR
the world. SO many tell you life
is full OF opportunities. but say
unto you that life is a complex
problem and you are the solution.
You face racial world. a
world torn asunder economically
world OF realities. a changing
world, world where opportuni-
ties are made, and not found" he
pointed out.
Marianne Raspberry summa
cum laude. responded TO the Rev.
Mr.. wright's talk The welcome
! address was made by George
Strickland
Others on the program were
James Mills. Bertha Banks. Gar
net Ice. student at Wayne: PauIiSe
Raspberry. Wayne university and
valedictorian OF the 1887 class
Doris Butler. Copernicus High
school; Arthur Lee Bellamy. aud
Hiram Crawford. editor OF the
Hamtramck section OF the Detroit
Tribune.
Among the guests we're Mrs.
harrison. Mrs Edna Henderson.
Mr.. Pitts. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
Iris Page Butler. Mrs. Mary Page.
Mr.. Pitts. Mrs. Johnson Mrs.
Holiday. Mrs. James. Raspberry.
Mrs. Wesley James, Mrs. McKin-
ney. Arthur Middlebrooks. Car
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
CHANT PRAISE
OF CHAMPION
Chicago Celebrates
Louis Victory
By Hattie Rohlnson

CHICAGO. Ill.-The colored en-.
zens OF Sou,hside Chicago caush,
the local police mapping on rhs
night Of the Louis-schmelins
fight as Champion Joe made sub
quick finish OF his opponent e..
pecting a prolonged combat. ertri
officers were assigned 10 20 o.
duty at 10 2. m. which happersa
to be about an hour sooner than
anticipated.
According. just few minute
after 9 .. m, before the extra pol
ice came on duty. 9Th and sor;h
Parkway began to rock With hilar;
~, as the celebrants pranced
bout the streets chanting OR
Joe. I knew he'd do H."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Honors High School Graduates

wmIan D. xeris...
NJ president a the
cesans eardes Pelh.
cal ssseelaties ~hkh
Aesored graduate. at .
banquet last Tuesday
s'eniar in 0uA Plan.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
Classified
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Furnished Room 10 rent single
man preferred R<ierepe> Mad.
son 5lH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
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Neet appearing. Intelligent men
or women Sells hell. Biz com.
missions. Cash daily. Call morn.
ings before IL >ens >alss -
1910 webb Ave-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02

Tavern fsr rat At 49, Eth II
God loesfion-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-02
SENATOR URGES

eContinued from PAGE b
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

Edith Buchanan has taken her
stepdaughter Polly to New York
to rustic trousseau together =.
They will return today to Warren
ton, which will be the center of
much activity next week =. On
Easter Monday Miss Austine Nc
Donnell will entertain at a large
dinner for the bridal party 80.
The Carpenter house near War
renton has been leased by Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Barron, who hail
from sunny California And
already they are establishing what
is to be known in the canine world
as ''The Royal Irish Kennels -.
for the breeding and nurture of
very aristocratic Danes" and
"Scots" in view of which the
IRISH part of the kennels seems
bit obscure However, every
one who's met the Barrons finds
them agreeably different, and,
therefore, refreshing Madame
Carpenter ct file Julie spend less
and less time in Warrenton since the
death of the colonel several years
ago, and more and more in Honolulu
-. we wonder if it is the climate
alone that seems to have captivated
this handsome brunette mother
and daughter ..
Phoebe Pool grows more trig
with each day that dawns 4. Saw
her Palm Sunday en- route to St.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

James thanked by the admiring
Harry and the equally admiring
Anne McGrath, the latter down
from N. Y, to weekend at the Nc
Grath home in Warrenton :.
Every time we catch a glimpse of
Anne we think what a dazzle she
would be in an ensemble designed
for her by Adrian (of Hollywood)
or some other famous couturier -.
Julliette Crosby Hornblow re-
Gently visited her father, and sis
ter, Celeste Crosby Miller, at View
Tree . Julliette tried a stage
comeback the past year, but could
find nothing suitable to her dra-
matte talents. .. We wouldn't
know about the talent, but her
beauty of face and voice would add
to any production, certainly -.
Everyone is interested in the
Charringtons' visit to England
and whether they plan to see the
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
while on the other side Beth
and Wally were such bosom pals
when Wally lived here to secure
her first divorce from Spencer,
way back in 1922 Jane Has
erick looked her up last year when
she and her daughter, Jane Wilbur,
were over there, and they were
promptly invited to tea The
Duke was present, and everything
was very coy a..
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

orchestras will furnish the in
centive for much swinging . .. But
on Saturday night, promptly at IL
o'clock, the music halts . From
hotcha-razzma-tazz- hidey-hidey no
to .. the golden ding-dong!!. ..
ding-dong!! ). of wedding bells,
aha It's quite a fad now to
choose a partner and march up to
the altar Mrs. Harry Grant
Meem has been answering an av-
erage of SO telephone calls day
New York papers calling,
couturierS offering to fly down
from the Big City to exhibit vari-
GUS trouSSeaur, etc., etc. since
her daughters engagement to Ned
die Mclean has been announced 80.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
SaCaSa
Is HOnOred

Mrs. j. Clinton Tribbey enter
tanned at a luncheon party yes
terday at the Army and Navy
Country Club in honor of Nine.
Juan Sacasa, wife of the former
Nicaraguan President, who,
with her husband, makes her
home in New York city.
Nine. Sacasa has been stop
ping with the former Minister
of Panama and Nine. Afaro
since Friday.
She will leave Monday for
California, where she will spend
several months.
X X
Mrs. Evatt Barnum entertained
at dinner at the Shoreham last
evening when her guests we're
Vice Admiral Robert Witthoeft-
Emden, naval attache of the
German embassy; Herr Her
bert Blankenhorn, second Sec
rotary of the German embassy,
and Frau Blankenhorn; Mr.. Mi
chal Budny, attache of the Polish
embassy; Mrs. Patterson Rob
erts, Miss Margaret Hall, Mrs.
Scudder Doeg, Comdr. Robert
S. Simons, Mr.. Ostermann Won
Roth, and Eugene O'Dunne.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

Christine Ekengren, daughter
of Nine. Wilhelm A. F. Eken'
gren, will be married on Satur.
day to Richard H. Hawkins, OF
Pittsburgh, in a ceremony to be
attended by relatives and close
friends. The reception which
will follow will be at the McGiu
Terrace residence of the brides
aunt, Princes Burhaneddin.
Miss Ekengren will have her
sister, Miss Elsie Ekengren, as
her maid of honor, and her
other attendants will be her
cousin, Miss Audrey Jackson, OF
Asheville, N. c.; Mrs. Gale Nc
Lean, Mrs. James McMillin Glib
son, Miss Marion Shouse, Miss
Laura Tuckerman and Mrs. Ben
jamin Bays.
PRENUPTIAL EVENTS
Numerous parties are planned
for this bride-elect and her
fiance. Saturday evening the
Misses Shouse will give a din
ner for her at the residence Of
their mother, Mrs. D. Lawrence
Groner, following a cocktail
party planned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Peters. Easter Sunday,
Eugene O'Dunne and Stephen
Spingarn will be hosts at a cock
tail party, and later that eve
ming the Nils AStenS will enter
tain at a buffet supper at their
home in Vienna, Va.
There will be a cocktail party
Monday afternoon at which Mr..
and Mrs. Philip w. BonSal will
be hosts at their residence in
GEORGETOWN. The Second Secre-
tary of the Rumanian Legation,
Mr.. George Duca, has invited
guests to his apartment for cock
tails on Thursday, and following
that party, the Gale McLeanS
will entertain the members of
the bridal party at a buffet
supper.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Fred
erick Brooke has planned a tea
in honor of Miss Ekengren and
Mr.. Hawkins, and that evening
Mr., and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man will give a dinner at Tux
eden, their home in Edgemoor,
for this popular betrothed couple.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

and Mrs. Whitman, whose col
lections of silver, handed down
through generations, is rarely
lovely, showed us all some mag
nificent pieces. One spoon, meas
uring the length of ones arm,
of sterling silver and exquiSitely
carved, was made some time be-
fore ITO and at that time, be-
cause silver was So cheap, was
used, and others similar to it,
for kitchen duty and to haste
meats! Coffee spoons, sent from
China a decade ago, were so
fragile one feared to touch them,
and their handles so dehcately
carved that they recembled sill
yer cobwebS.
One soup ladle, which had
been so long in Mr.. Whitman'S
family that its date was buried
in antiquity, was a gem Of
beaten silver, and its graceful
ebony handle worn completely
thin from years of use. And to
anyone interested in antique de-
canters, the Whitman collection
of some 26-each one different,
each painstakingly designed-is
a real treat to see.
Y X
MRS. BILL EADS, who is
AVA a stunning person with shin
ing dark hair and bright eyes
and a gift of humor, admitting
that she had enjoyed Washing
ton and her visit with her fam
lily, that she had overstayed her
time, but was taking back so
many Easter presents to her
young brood that she hoped to
be forgiven.
1t seems that Mr.. Eads, dur
ing her absence, has been en-
trusted with the chaperonage
of the 16-year-old daughter of
the Eads' household, and has
done famouSly. He just turned
over Mrs. Eads' car to the
daughter and all has been per-
feet. What is worrying Mrs.
Eads is, what is going to hap
pen when she gets back and
needs the car herself. Final
.good-bys to the Whitmans and
instead of walking the four
miles back to our place, which
we would have to do, we took
a taxi and pondered on the
most drastic diet to take up for
the next week,
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

of Anne Child,
Eleanor Flood
and Alice Bar
ry, who will
arrive in time
for the first
of the four
d a n C e S, on
w e d n e S d a y
night Hal
K e mp a n d
other big-name
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
BaiIeys Hosts

Senator and Mrs. Josiah w.
Bailey, of North Carolina, have
as their guest at the Mayflower
the latter's mother, Mrs. James
H. Pou, of Raleigh, N. c., who
has just returned from a three
months Caribbean cruise. She
is accompanied by Miss Melville
Fort, also of Raleigh.
Senator and Mrs. Bailey'S son.
Mr.. James H. Pou Bailey, of
the University of North Caro-
lima, will spend next week with
them in Washington.
X X
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Cragun
are at the Hotel Commodore in
New York city.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

SLVup'
MRS. WHITMAN (ANITA)
4VA insisting that everyone
have plenty of hors d'oeuVres.
for 81 warn all Of you," she
said, "the dinner is to be only
lobster" And for the first time
in her efficient household, Anita
told a tremendous fib. There
was lobster and - everything
else that should have gone with
it.
THE table itself was so pretty,
L one nearly forgot the prom
iSed Holsters. With a low wine
colored glass bowl, almost hid
den in pale yellow narcissi,
wine-colored service plates and
water goblets and tall crystal
glasses for the beer, without
which, so opined Mr.. Whitman,
lobster could never be eaten!
X
GREEN turtle soup to begin
u with, dashed with sherry and
intriguing with a slim slice Of
lemon and hard boiled egg. Then
a mammoth platter of lobster
and individual bowls of Dresden
china filled to the brim with
the melted butter, and puffy,
hot rolls following close behind,
started the second course.
REPRESENTATIVE CRAVENS
~ gazed at his lobster, picked
up the nut cracker to open the
lobster claws and asked us
rather weakly if we we're going
to be able to play bridge or do
anything else after this particu-
lar dinner. We didn't bother to
answer, for just then we had
extracted practically pound of
lobster meat out of one claw
and didn't care about anything.
X X
MI RS. CRAVENS whose
V1 heaviest drink is ginger ale,
got so enthusiastic over the
whole setup that she drank a
half glass Of beer. Occasionally,
someone made an attempt at
conversation and we heard,
much to our regret, that Mrs.
j. ]. Mack, whose parties and
hospitality are well known in
Washington. is deserving this
town for New York and will
lease her delightful house here
for the winter to, at the moment,
tenants unknown to us.
GEORGE ANDERSON, decid.
U ing, out loud, that if any
other course was anticipated.
no one would be able to enjoy
it. He was wrong. Next came
two wooden salad bowls, one
filled with a perfectly mixed
green salad, the other contain.
ing a Spiced potato salad, made
glamorous with a garnishing of
scarlet beets and crisp water,
cress. Cheese, crackers, cordials
and coffee completed - every.
thing.
IRON somewhere came a dis
Il cussion Of silver. and Anita
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
Cancel Party

Mrs. William B. Bankhead,
wife of the Speaker Of the
House, and Mrs. John H. Bank
head. wife of the Senator from
Alabama, have cancelled the re-
ception they had planned to
give on Wednesday, April 20, at
their Foxhall Road residence
due to the death yesterday OF
Mrs, William Bankhead's sister.
Mrs. owen H. Williams, in Sa-
vannah, Tenn.
x \ X
Mrs. G.. Philip Lawrence. OF
New York city, is in town and Is
stopping at Wardman Park Ho'
tel
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
Other Ceremonies Of the Week

Laura Sloo Johnson daughter of DR.. and Mrs William
Bridges Johnson has set Thursday the nupas which will
mite her with Harry Leroy Smith. Manneviette Sullivan
will entertain supper party for the bridal group the eve
ming before the wedding Another important wedding event
scheduled for Thursday is the ceremony which will be
formed in Warrenon which Polly Buchanan will become
Mrs William Stanley Stokes 3d. The wedding service will be
read in st. James Church.
MANY Washngonans will journey to New York for the
Friday nuptials Mure Bache Richards and Francis War
rem Pershng The ceremony will take place in St. Thomas
Church. with reception following at the home of the brides
grandfather Mr.. Jules S. Bache, Fifth Avenue.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
MANI Weddings on Easter Week Calendar
Daughter Of Former Ambassador
And Mrs. Breckenridge Long
To Be Bride on Monday
Blu Flora Macdonald

Easter Monday will usher in a week of
which every day will have an outstanding
wedding beginning with Christine Longs and Arnold Will
coxs nuptas Montpelier Manor the Breckenridge Long
at Laurel Miss Long will have her matron of honor
Mrs Mark Sullivan r the former Martha Davidge and Mr.
Wicoxs sister, Miss Caroline Wilcox, will be the maid of
honor.
ST Thomas Church will be the scene of the marriage
Tuesday of Miss Jane NJ Duont and John Thurston Taman
r while Wednesday the day selected by Miss Alice Garrett
Wilkins for wedding when she will become the bride OF
Gordon HerndOn Phillips.
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

Washin Timessa al
China in the original maidenhar fern pattern-wh only
two pieces missing from what complete service for H.
Another interesting bit handed down for generations
silver mug Of few made for the various members Of
the family of the coin of the realm number of
Chinese prints grace the walls of her home One in parc
ular considered by authorities to be Of the most
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
PETIT POINT - By Igor CaSSini

Easter week at the University
of Virginia, in Charlottesville, will
be made a success by the presence
The Washington times., 1938-04-13

MRS HART GIBSON FOSTER considers her home her
hobby. The Fosters have especially lovely things,
cud from Ingesd the blue grass ancestral estate of
Colonel Foster in their home in Arlington County Va At
Ingeside, which built in 1852 Lexington, KY,
hospitality reigned supreme One friend dropping in for
the night remained for years and buried in the
family graveyard. Mrs Foster has lovely set Of Irish
The Washington times., 1938-04-13
PETER CARTER
Says

Thinner at seven with the Francis Whit
~ mans-a lobster dinner, no less-but
first honey smooth cocktails served with piping hot squares
of buttered toast, cheese and strips of bacon.
Representative Ben Cravens of Arkansas and his charming
wife, and the daughter of the Cravens household Mrs Bill
Ead here VISIT the three guests of honor at this dinner
and Mrs Robert Lee Kayser just back from Bermuda and
deep the middle of book which she is authorizing also
there and wearing of the bestokng dinner Of
black chiffon studded with rhnestones and Nadn Cerck
and George Anderson making the remainder of the little
La gaceta., 1938-04-25
Ell problema de Espaha dice Ossorio
yGallardo - es Ell problema del mundo
FL e~lorioso eiemplo del pueblo espaHol y la
r~esponsabilidad de las democracias

tida por ell fascismo nacional e
international, desprovista de to
dos los elementos necesarios pa
ra d~efenderse, abandonada de
cuantos deberfan auxiliara, es-
ia obligando a todos sus enemi-
Cos a esfuerzos enormes para
combatirla. Basta este para
comprenaer cran facilmente Sc
Ran aniquiladas las t!rantas 81
cada pals hubiera cumplido con
su deber. Mas va que los pue-
bios mismos quienes Sc resuel-
van a establecer su solidaridad
moral por encima de las fronte-
ras Y a defender, cueste 10 que
cueste, su libertal y. ss-vfda.
DEAN Teportaje para LA
Vangadrdia", de BuenoS Aires)
La gaceta., 1938-04-25
EN- PLENA
LOS ETALlANOS OFREN-
DAN A SU REY, ESPANA
~CONQUISTADA

"Il Popolo" del 8 de febre-
70 publica una information Ell
la Que sin veladuras Sc presen-
ia la guerra que Italia sostie-
ne contra Espana como una EN-
presa e~xactamente imperialis
ia. No Sc habla ell absolute Ell
este manifesto de los "naclo-
nalistas" espanoles Prestamos
atenci6n al Siguiente parrafo,
en- ell que aparte su estilo am
puloso y cursl, Sc confiese que
en- Espana sc intenta una con-
uuista identica a la de Abisinia !
"En alto los punales cente-
lleantes al sol de Espafa. Que
salga vibrante y solemne de
nuestros pechos Ell %juramento Ell
grito de fe, eel ofrecimiento de
todos nosotros a Italia, al Rey
Emperador, al Duce", Reprodu
cimos integramente la informa-
lci6n que dice ash:
La gaceta., 1938-04-25
VARGAS ASEGURA QUE Ell
BRASIL NO ES FASCISTA

Rio de Janeiro, Abril 25. -
Hablando con los periodistas
en- Sac Lourenco, ell presidente
Vargas declare que Ell Brasil
no es un pals fascista.
eel nuevo regimen Sc hasa
en- las necesidades de los bra
sileros Y siguen los cambios
que en- ell mundo Sc opersn."
Pronto sera promulgada
una ley de salario mfnimo pa.
ra los obreros agrfeelas e in
dustriales. Les salaries Sc fila
ran de acuerdo con las cestum
bres y standards" de vida de
las regiones,
La gaceta., 1938-04-25
ENTIRE PARIS Y ROMA
Sc tratara de llegar a un acuer
do antes del dia 9 de Mayo

Paris, Abril 25.-Existe la
posibilidad de que Sc apruebe
I'm pacto p%reliminar entire los
Gobiernos de Francia e Italia.
Ell pacto debera firmarse o
aceptarse antes del dia 9 de
mayo, fecha de reunion del
Consejo de la Sociedad de Ma
clones.
FL condo Ciano asistira a la
boda del rey Fog, de Albania,
y ell Gobierno frances desea Ell
mas rapido entendimiento po-
sible.
81 a tai acuerdo preliminar
Sc llega, Francia apoyara en-
Ginebra la promesa inglesa de
eliminar la question de Alba
MIA.
I'm embajador frances sera
nombrado despues y sustituira
a Jules Blondel, encargado de
negocios.
Para 81 eenvenio final Sc de
jaran los puntos de Espana,
Libia, las fortificaciones del
Mediterraneo y ell f~errocarril
de Ethiopia.