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syrup measure. IL cup.
Cake: Cream the butter, sugar,
vanilla and egg yolks together UNI
til light and fluffy. Add cooled
burnt sugar syrup. Beat well. Add
the sifted dry ingredients alternate
ly with the milk. Beat until smooth
and then fold In the stiffly beaten
egg whites. Bake in q moderate over
$3.50 degrees r for q loaf or 375 de-
grees r for layers. Allow about Is
minutes for layers and As minutes
for loaf cake.
Burnt Sugar Icing
Two tablespoons butter, 21-2 cups
confectioner's sugar, S tablespoons
burnt sugar syrup, 2 tablespoons
cream, "a teaspoon salt, l teaspoon
vanilla.
Cream butter, add sugar and
remaining ingredients. Beat smooth
and spread ON cake. The syrup may
be made in double quantity and
kept for fiavoring purposes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

How bewildering a club can be to
a new member-and even the older
member may feel herself still an
outsider. Where in that beehive OF
activity is there q role for you?
There is an bonored place waiting
for any one Nell-informed on club
organization, activities. A club is
grateful to the member who does
things well, who can offer helpful
ideas, information.
AS new member, you make q
good impression by knowing club
etiquette for MISUNDERSTANDING
only when recognized by the chair
man, keeping still when speakers
have the floor. j.
Your first post may be a small
one. Perhaps as q member Of the
social committee you must ask ev-
eryone to contribute party refresh-
ments. To avoid Implications, as
sign one type Of food to each con-
tributor, win praise by your smooth
management
What qualifications must the Of
ficers have? Could you be a treas
urer, president?
Learn the duties Of officers,
have? Could you be a treasurer, a
president?
Learn the duties Of officers, men,
bers from our new 32-page booklet.
Tells how to organize a club, draw
up a constitution, conduct meetings,
Explains committee work. club eti-
quette. gives sample budget, clever
money raising ideas.
Send 1Oc in coin for your COPY
of CLUB WOMAN'S GUIDE to the
Waterbury Democrat Home Service,
635 Sixth Ave-, New York, N. Y. Be
sure to write plainly your NAME,
ADDRESS, and the NAME Of book
let.
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Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today

Small Satisfaction in Any Relationship That Must Be
Hidden in Secrecy.
A friend people much her heart
the point OF concluding that
lesser of evils for engaged pair
Said she In this
they sidestep girls which family usually
isn't supporting his wife and the couple
start out with the handicap OF in-law troubles
Judging young who been
secretly left with the bag hold I'm
invitation vexing problems than deferred hopes
begin WITH young married secretly TAX
advantage while will all
individual has right to lead his
life child has right to Kick parents In the lace as
1t that loving parents de-
something deception their children And
deception than this don't know what
Moreover
hidden deception
husband absorb punishment when
dating other she has do to down
wife fretted
the permeaing poison. And so it
young responsibility
Of financial otherwise
stay try
far weather with the navs This bound to be bad training
husband easily housebrok under conditions
at his wes knowing they naturally
for rickery?
anybody secret
Ing solution problem young
the along
must be better way than secret marriage But what?
CAROLINE CHATFIELD
Tomorrow: The Story a Way.
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Problems Of interest submitted BY
All In care
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

Mother, did you see Dams report?
There's the shining son that you're
always excusing. He's the class ten
o'clock scholar with vengeance"
II can't help it if he's late. I get
up and get breakfast and call him
about six times. I have to, jerk his
covers off finally. He has to go
without his breakfast sometimes, and
he's never half dressed"
"Well, I grew up and I needed
sleep too. But had to get up and
hustle or half starve. These kids to-
day have it too soft"
Nagging and recrimination Is a
poor method of inspiring helpful
ness. Let's listen in on another con-
versation.
Thomas, what do I see here?
Have you been late four times this
month";"
IT guess that's right. I can't get
up. can't help it, but I'm still tired
in the morning"
You fool around and don't go to
bed. That's the trouble with you"
IT feel better at night. I'm always
wide awake then"
"Wll, suppose you go now and
get at your lessons"
PRIVATE
CONFAB
Mother has been signaling, so
father knew that she wanted to talk
to him alone. So she said, when
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
Of Interest
To Women

have you q household problem
70 solve? Write your question
clearly, sign your name and ad
dress, enclose o three-cent postage
stamp and mail to The WOmanis
Editor. Washington Service Bu
reau, The Democrat. 1913 18th
Street, Washington, D. G. for .
personal reply.
@. Which fruits contain 'citric
acid?
A. Blackberries, blueberries, crane
berries, currants, figs, goseberries.
guavas, lemons, lines,
mangos, muslmelons,
oranges, papayas, pineaples, pome-
raspberries, strawberries.
q. How can ] remove adhesive
tape stains flpm silk garment2
a. Apply carbon tetrachloride 70
the stain and then wash with warm
suds.
@. WhsE entseiug 6 ge1eaurAue,
doesa women or her male escort toi-
low directly behind the head waiter
A. The woman follows the walter
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

A great many people harbcr
quaint notions about food and diet,
notions which the doctors Of q past
generation conceived and propogat-
ed. These ideas had to do with the
"digestibility" Of this and that
item, some foods having purposec
to be "difficult to digest, others :
"easily digested"; and with the
nourishing'' or Strengthening"
effects which certain items pur-
ported to have; and latterly With
the "acidosis" certain foods or diets
purported to produce.
(To be continued another day.
QUESTION 8 ANSWERS
Beans or Wheat?
OF the three foods which has the
greatest vitamin content and which
would you choose If you had to live
on only one? Soya beans, lima beans,
whole wheat (AsO9
Ans.-Plain Wheat. Send ! 1-2-
cent-stamped envelope bearing your
address and ask for monograph
wheat to Eat, which tells why
you should eat plain undoctored
wheat and how to use 1t in the
everyday dietary.
WELL, MAKE UP YOUR MIND
For twenty years I had vacillated
between three groups Of allergtes--
having hives whenever so inclined
hay fever when that Is in season,
and mysterious sudden stuffing UP
and running at the nose and ma
chine gun" snezzing spells which
come on and pass OF abruptly and
inexplicably at any time and have
gotten me all the well meant advice
there is in circulation about how to
avoid taking you know what. Well,
I noticed the suggestion IN your
column, invested In a hundred ten
grain tablets Of soluble potassium
chloride, and the result has been
splendid-practically no sensitivity
left, can even eat strawberries which
I love but had for years avoided as
the plague. (R. B. ID
Ans.-Hay fever, hives. angione-
urotc edema, spasmodic asthma,
chronic sinus trouble, polyps, by
peresthetic rhinitis, recurring &C.
zema, some cases Of migraine and
some cases Of so-called nervous"
headache, are among the mani
festations Of allergy often greatly
relieved by potassium chlodire. For
instructions send 1-2-cent-stamp-
ed envelope bearing your address
and ask for monograph "Reiief FOR.
Allergy".
protected by John F. Ollie Coz
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
PROGRAM PLANNED
FOR LADIES NIGHT

James Adams has been named
chairman Of the committee in charge
Of arrangements for the Ladies Night
program to be staged by the Wa
terbury Lions Club at its weekly
luncheon yesterday noon. Mr..
Adams win be assisted by Charles
Greenblatt. Charles Manganar0.
Anthony Nastri and J. Sydney Pear
son In making the necessary prep
aratiors for the clubs most import
ant social function. The event wiz
be held the Hopper Kettle On 80
urday evening. February g.
DR.. Glenn D. Sweet win conduct
the clubs monthly quiz contest next
Thursday noon.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

But, dad, I
couldn't help it.
Sometimes I'm so
tired I can't get
up in the morn
ing, no matter
how many times
mother calls. I
just can't move"
More laziness
that's all. When
I was a boy, I
had a paper route
and I had to get
up at five. You
children tod ay
Lz-a - &AA Aoexy
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
By RUTH MILLETT

In spite Of the increasing number
Of college graduates running eleva-
tors and clerking in stores, many
parents till cheerfully believe that
a college diploma will open every
door to young man or woman.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
Sunday Menu

BREAKFAST: Grapefruit
Juice, sausages with griddle
cakes, syrup Or honey, coffee,
milk.
DINNER: Celery, Olives roast
pork, gravy, Drowned sweet po-
tatoes. cauliflower with parsley,
apple sauce, lemon meringue
pie, coffee, milk.
SUPPER: Cold sliced pork;
creamed potatoes, rolls, relishes,
apple sauce tratlets, ca milk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

Education and growth of the young
person during the four years-the
preparation he will get for meeting
LIES problems.
No parent, with son or daughter
to be educated, can afford not to
read q brand new book by Con-
stance Warren, President OF Sarah
Lawrence College.
Although the book is called "A
New Design for Women's Educa-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

And parents who
are social-minded
think the social
advantages" of a
college education
are the m a ! n
thing. SO Sally's
or Johnny's COL
lege Is pic k e d
with an eye to
the chances for
g citing into a
sorority or frater-
nifty.
Both the d.
ploma and social
life are side is
sues. he real
ornhIaYro iS + n q
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
THIS STORY is A LITTLE WET

Ellen Drew's favorite story Of her
trip to London to star in Para
mounts British-made French With
out Tears" concerns the man who
walked right of the docks into
the Thames river during blackout,
and never realized until he reached
the morgue that he wasn't merely
walking through some more fog.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
EXCEL IN WRESTLING

Lehigh University,s wrestling
teams have won ten championships
In thirteen years In the Eastern
intercollegiate Wrestling Associa-
ton,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
Hoo To Keep Well
n. m WILLIAM BRADY. Ma

sgned pertaining health hyEIens not :"
.houId ne ne
In his
10
care Of
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
leo-MILE HORSE RACE

Maryland sportsmen are planning
Q 1OO-mile horseback contest next
fall. 1t will be held over roads. hills
and farms and wiz be open to all
saddle horses.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
NEWS ,


The Twenty-Up Club and the
Gregg Fellowship of the First
Congregational church and the
Miss and Mr.. Club of the Second
Congregational church will spon-
sor a dance at Davenport hail
next Friday night for the benefit
of China relief. John Hall Is
chairman Of the committee In
charge.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

The winter rally Of the Pilgrim
Fellowship of the Naugatuck VAL
lev Association Of Congregation
al and Christian Churches will be
held Sunday at the First Congre-
gational church in this city. The
Chrismon Society will be host
and some 200 delegates from the
various Congregational churches
In the valley are expected to be
IN attendance.
The program in charge of Rev
James n. Phillips, assistant pastor
81 the First Church and Rev.
Alan M. Fairbank, pastor of the
Bunker Hill Congregational
church. will open at 1880 p. m.
with a rally. Religion and Prac-
teal Life" will be the theme. Al
den s. Mosshammer Of Green
wich and Rev. e. II. Mills of West
hartford win be the speakers. Six
dlscussion groups will follow the
afternoo naddress. A buffet sup
ner will be served.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16
LAW LOST BROPHY

Ed Brophy who is featured in
Paramoun t's Golden Gloves"
planned law career, and studied
at the University Of Virginia.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-02-16

The weekly Lenten service at
4s.@ First Congregational Church
iset evcnlng was featured by an
.Skress by Rev. DR.. Ralph w.
6nckn.als. pastor Of the Christ
szsSSeSIgf Church In New York
60. entitled, The Drama OF De-
a'ssEance .
- iSfroameea the gaese preach
neV. Midway p. Shin pastor
n 80 west side I'M methodist
GhSrch, assiDted n Ne service.
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nv o1JvE RORERTS BARTON

by OLIVL 1CODE1UAO
There are four tardy marks on
your report card, Dan. I'm ashamed
to think that I have son who can't
be on time for school. I won't
IL
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Tomorrow The Story o a a Way
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column Letters
An held in write
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PRIVATE
CONFAB

Mother has been signaling, so
father knew that she wanted to talk
to him alone. So she said, when
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
Los trabajadores dignos Sc marcharon cuando Sc
insulto anoche al compahero MANN,
en- Ell Centro Obrero
Acordaron no acudir a la 'brava" electorera
de los agarrados a los puestos

historic como trabajador hon
RADIO. y como no gustaba a los
de la "partida o Ell partido" 10
que decia, Sc pusieron de pie y lie
inSultaron.
Entonces el 70% de los obre-
ros que sc encontraban en- la sa-
la, vista la actitud descortes Y
otras cosas mas, Sc marcharon
a la Gale, dejandoles ell campa y
anunciando que no iran a las
elecciones de hoy, por cuanto los
vociferadores trataban de des-
obedecer 10 resuelto, con arreglo
a justicia, por ell presidente in
ternacional.
Sabemos que mafiana Sc efec-
tuara una reunion de los obre-
roS que no quieren seguir sien-
do Instruments de los 'fresca-
les" y alborotadores.
IQue hara ahora ell presiden-
te Van Horn frente a Ia actitud
violenta, Illegal y descarada de
los que Sc "ciscan" en- sus 6rde-
mes Y ademas lie insultan?
La gaceta., 1940-12-05

La Union 500, convocada por
Manuel Garcia, jr., su presiden-
tie, Sc reunio anoche en- Ell Centre
Obrero.
Sc planted ell asunto de la in
terpretaci6n justa dada por Ell
p~residente Van Horn a las car
tas de retro y las combinacio-
mes de ciertos candidates.
Los de la candidatura demo
'cratica y digna pidieron que Sc
aceptara la Interpretation del
p~residente Van Horn, la unica y
legitima, y que despues los que
josos apelaran, segdn 10 dispo-
ne la Constitution.
Presentaron los ''listos" tele-
gramas de secretaries de unio-
mes, telegramas NAL intenciona-
dos por parte del "elementillO"
como para desautorizar, 10 que
es impossible, 10 dicho por ell pre-
sidente Van Horn en- la carta
que aver publicamos.
Hablaba Manuel Menendez
(Manin), un hombre de limpia
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
TEATRO CASINO
"Miente D Serbs Feliz"

Una valiosa pelicula mexica-
ma, "Miente y Seras Feliz', Sc
ra estrenada Ell pr6ximo martes,
en- este teatro. D~esempehan los
principles papeles, seg1n nos
dijera Jose Glamour, los popu-
lares artistas Carlos Orellana,
Sara Garcia y JOsefina Escobe-
do. Los mismos artistas que tan
aplaudidos fueron en- "No Basta
Ser Madre" Y EN- I'm Burro
Tres Baturros."
Sc exhibira tambien, en- ell
complemento de un programa bi
lingde, la production americana
"Gold Rush Maisie."
Van a ser nlantenidos, no obs
tante la excelencia del progra =
ma, los precios de 10 y 20 cts.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
LAS TROPAS GRIEGAS Alta
CAN EN- PORT EDDA Y
A-RGIROCASTRO
DerrOtddOS los FdScistds
en- Premet

Atenas, Die. 5.-Las tropas
griegas atacan hoy tesonamente
en- Porto Edda y Argirocastro y
los peritos militares estiman
que la caida de esas importan-
ties bases de los fascistas es in
minente. La carretera princi-
pal desde Porto Edda Sc halla
dominada por les griegos; pero
los italianos disponen todavia
de un tortuoso canine costerO,
en- condolences muy interiors;
compared con la carretera que
pasa por Argirocastro.
Una noticia de la mama de
hoy asegura que las eomunica-
clones de Porto Edda han sido
cortadas con ell resto de Albania.
Porto Edda, que antes Sc llama
ba Santi Quarranta, esta a pun
to de rendirse.
FL mando griego en- las GER
canias de Argirocastro infor-
ma :"Nuestras tropas han hecho
nuevos considerables avances Y
ocupado importantes posiciones
adicionales".
Los italianos silenciaron ano-
che la transmisora de Argiro-
castro y desde aver los italianos
Sc retiran en- direction de Te-
pelini. Hoy anunci6 ell ejercito
griego la captura de Premet, a.
menazando atrapar a las fuer-
zas italianas en- Argirocastro y
la region norte en- ell vale del
rio Dryno 81 sus tropas consi-
guen avanzar otras 20 millas
desde Premet y capturar a Te-
.pelini.
I'm canine que CORE parallel
al rio Viosa debera ser atrave-
sado por las fuerzas griegas dc
para avanzar hacia Te-
pelini, un puerto de rio en- la con
.fluencia del Viosa y el Dryno.
Los i~talianos sufrieron consi-
derables bajas en- la derrota de
Premet Y la perdida de equipo
y material de guerra. Dicese
que mas de 500 fascistas Sc rim
dieron.
Premet es un lugar a Is mi
las dentro de la frontera de AL
bania.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
Corte del Circuito
~SENTENCIADO DE NUEV0

FL juez Sander, de la Corte
del Circuito, escuch6 aver una
apelaci6n de Eddie Cancela, co
nocido por Gonzalez, y dispuso
que fuera conducido a presencia
del juez Hines, de la Corte de
10 Criminal, para ser s%entencia-
do de nuevo.
Los libros de la Corte demues
tran que ell juez Petteway no de-
clar6 al hombre culpable antes
de condenarlo, hace seis amos, a
tres amos y medic de preside
por venta y possession de cigarri-
Hos de mariguana.
Cancela Sc march6 de Tampa
cuando tenia prestada una i'm
portante fianza, pero despues
cay6 de nuevo en- poder de las
autoridades y un jurado lie de-
clar6 culpable.
Cuando ell juez Petteway 10
conden6, era representado por
la firma de Zewadski y Pierce.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
TRES LABORISTAS DUDAN
DE LA VICTORIA
VAPORES
POR LOS ALEMANES
Sc alaba la valentta de los
GrIegoS

Londres, Die. 5.-TreS dipu-
tados laboriStas Independence,
inclinados hacia ell comunismo,
demandaron hoy del parlamento
que Inglaterra de a conocer sus
objetivos de paz y adopte, 81 es
necesario, "un espiritu de COM
promise, por cuanto no hay la
certidumbre de una gran victo-
ria militar.
En- su ruta regular del Sur
del Atlantico han sido hundidos
los vapores Register, griego, de
4942 toneladas, Y San Gabriel,
britanico, de 1855. I'm barcO
del enemigo torpedeo esos bu-
ques mercantes. Por la radio Sc
ha recogido I'm mensaje del va
por griego "Taygetos", pidien-
do socorro. CreeSe que es ataca-
do cerca de la costa inglesa.
Tratase de un barco tanque con
matricula de Andres, en- Grecia.
Herbert Morrison, ministro
de la gobernaci6n, habl6 hoy en-
Southampton y alab la extraor-
dinaria valentia de los griegos.
ia resistencia " la ofensi-
va de los griegos agredidos, ha
sido la primera victoria de los
Aliados. "El ejemplo de Grecia
nos recuerda oportunamente
que ell valor, los cerebros y ia
inflexible determination pueden
d~estruir los calculos de un "bra-
vuc6n" con tanta firmeza y tan
inesperadamente y por compile
to como David, con su honda
derrib6 al campe6n arrogante Y
.bieR armada de los Filisteos.
AunQue la derrota de Italia no
ma sido aun completada, los
griegos co mel apoyo de nuestras
armas, han probado al mundo
csc espiritu que no solo ejecuta,
sine tambien produce mayOres
triunfos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05

la Gran Bretaha, Sir Frederick
Phillips. o Sc ha fijado aun la
bora en- que visitara al secreta-
rio de hacienda Morgenthau.
FL Senador Johnson, de Ca
.lifornia, declare aver que Sc o.
pondra con toda su energia a Ia
otorgaci6n de creditos a la Gran
Bretaha. Isl no ocurre un mi
lagro, agreg6, Estados Unidos.
ira a la guerra. Sc le atribuye
al Senador George, de Georgia,
la declaration de que las fabri-
cas- deben TRAFALGAR "a horas al
dfa, las de la industrial de que
ira, para lograr un rapido au-
mento y efectividad en- Ia ayuda
. InglstsTra.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
UN DEL EJER-
CITO LLEVARA A LA ES-
POSA DE DAVILA

Washington, Die. 5.-Una
"fortaleza aerea" del ejercito sal
dra hoy para Santiago, Chile,
de Mitchell Field, llevando a Ia
Sra. Carlos Davila, esposa de un
expresidente de Chile, que Sc en-
cuentra enferma. La "fortale-
"a, de cuatro motores, hara un
vuelo sin parada hasta Panama
y terminara Ell viaje al dia ST.
guiente. Con la Sra. Davila iran
su esposo y una enfermera.
FL presidente Roosevelt di6 gu
permiso para que Ell aerOplano
fuera puesto a disposition de Ia
dana, teniendo en- cuenta que su
vida peligra y la prominencia de
So esposo.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05

EN- la terra ell sitio que les CO.
rresponde por su importancia
natural e histrica.
Ciudad de Mexico, Die. O.
I'm aeroplano propiedad del go
bierno brasilero Sc estrell6 hoy
EN- la pequeha aldea Santiago de
la Pena, pereciendo dos aviado-
res y otras dos personals. Era lie
vado ell aparato en- direction de-
Brasil, donde sc lie iba a usar
para entrenamiento. Manejaba
Ell aparato ell teniente Enrique
Alencastro y era su ayudante ell
sargento Enrique Erkens.
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
TRES NINOS MURIERON
QUEMADOS

Pittsburgh, Die. 5.-Tres nj
nos, hijos de John Cornelius, o.
fetal de menos graduation en-
Ia marina, murieron quemados
cuando un incendio destruy6 su
hogar en- la secci6n de Garfield.
Dos de los nihos eran GENE
los, de tres amos, y Ell. mayor,
John jr., tenia seis. Ell padre
recibi6 graves q%uemaduras, pc
rofue sacado a tempo por los
vecinos. La Sra. Cornelius esta-
be ausente,
La gaceta., 1940-12-05
LOS EN- AC.
CION
Manifesto de los COmunllaS

AAW'ttJ eOo'O UO tOo OVUeNfeet~o
FL partido Comunista, ell par
lido de la TRACTION a la democra-
ella, hermanado con Hitler, Mus
solini y Franco, ha publicado
hoy un manifesto en- ell cual re
insulta al director de este pc
ri6dico.
Del "manifiestiHoa, escrito
por Albertico y respaldado por
ell grupito de la audacia sin IL
mites, copiamOs los parrafos
que siguen: para poder ganar
mejoras en- jornales, que tanta
falta hacen, los tabaqueros tie
men que derrotar las fuerzas de
Division en- la Union, estrechar
filas, derrotar las conspiracio-
mes de los Van Horns, Mantei-
gas y todos su satellites en- la
Union. Ese es ell canine de Ia
victoria.
En- un parrafo anterior, Ell
partido de la cara de cemento"
dice:
"Aqui tambien Sc utilizan las
mismas tacticas. Aqui no estan
Green nj Hillman; pero estan
los satellites de ellos. Esta Victo-
rianO Manteiga, ahora aliado de
Franco (la suya) y siempre dis
puesto a servir a los fabrican-
tes".