davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

MScd. nov. 12.-LaS tropas
ruSas, enel sector del centric, tie
men contenidos a los alemanes
y les han ocasionado a eStos
10000 muertoS y heridos des-
de que la ofensiva mayor comen
cara.
La situaci6n en- la vecindad
de NarofominSk ha sido estabi
lizada. Los nazis aseguran ha-
llarse a 81 millas de Moscu, 10
que es false.
Narofominsk esta enclavada en-
la carretera Kaluga-Moscu, a
30 millas de MaloyaroSlavets,
por ell este.
Los nazis aseguran, pOr la
Radio, que han llegado a la cos
ia del Mar Negro, por debajo
del estrecho de Kerch. Mas ALA
del estrecho estan los campos
petroleros del aucaso.
Platicar.do hoy con los CO.
rrespOnsales americanos, ell vi
cecomisario de negocios extran
jeros, S. A. Lozovsky, nantes
to que la posici6n de los ejerci-
tos rusos fGente a Moscu ha me
dorado considerablemente, y que
la ofensiva de Hitler contra la
capital, de seis semanas, ha fra
casado. Hitler comenz6 su ofen-
silva ell dia 2 de octubre, con
285J000 hombres, mas de 1000
tanques y 900 aviones y planea-
ba entrar en- la capital ell dia 16.
Rechazados, los nazis t~rajeron
tropas frescas y estas hicieron
frente a los contraataques ru-
SOS.
Los alemanes admiten que
los rusos tienen I'm sistema de
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
Ell HOLL-
AND SUSPENDIO DE EN-
PLEO Y SUELDO AL CON
DESIRABLE GRAVES

Tallahassee. Nov. 12.-El go
bernado Holland suspendi6 hos
de empleo y sueldo al condesta.
bic H. C. Graves, de Tampa, a
cusandolo de nagligemcia en- e.
desempeno de sus deberes y dc
mala conducta La orden deja
sin empl2o, acknowledgements, a
los diputados que con Ell traba-
aban
Holland declare que por aho-
"a no nombrara ell sustituto y
que espera hacer una completa
investigation de las agencias, en-
cargadas de hacer cumplir la
ley, que cubren csc campo.
Recomend6 u suspension del
cCndestable e. Gran Jurado del
condado de Hl'sbOrough. LA u
nanime recommendation del Gran
Jurado, ssgdnel gobernador, in
fluy6 de manera decisiva en- su
decision.
FL gCbernador acusa a Graves,
En- su orden, de permitir la
operation casas de juegos y no
~perseguir a los envueltos en- tai
actividad; de nombrar y en-
plear personals de discutible in
tegridad y notoriamente incom
petentes para d%esempehar o e
jercitar tai puesto como el de
condestabla 0 diputado condos
table. uno de los cuales tenia an
tecedentes criminals por ope-
rar casa de juego, Otro de los
ouales Is hermano de u nconccl-
do jugador, y un tercero conoci-
do como intimo asociab del no
torio efe del juego en- ell distri-
to; hacer nsal uso de su ofHina'
ordenando 0 hacienda amenazas
de persecution para obligar a
diertas instituciones de nego-
clos favorecidos por Graves; e.
no pagan 0 compensar a sus d.
putados adicionales en- julio, dc
1941, y on 10 successive. aunqu'
q estuvo en- la fecha de su EN-
pleo, y ha estado desde enton.
ces. y ahora, en- deuda con su'
primeros empleados por seryi'
cios prestados antes de julio d
1871. -
ST Ia suspension no es confir
mazda por Ell senado, en- 1913
Graves volvera a su puesto.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Los nazis, afirma ell general
Marshall, usan habiles metodos
para quebrantar la moral de las
tropas....
La moral del pals eSta siendo
"agredida" por los aislicionis-
tas, los restadatarios y los miem
bros de la Quinta Columna
Ahora bien, los mas peligro-
sos reptiles son los que dicen ser
amigos de la democracia y la
Rep1blica ". cinicamente alta
can al presidente Roosevelt y Su
gObierno.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Los traidores, o supuestos trail
dores, deben ser vigilados y en-
case necesario encarcelados.
En- Estados Unidos hay cen
tenares de miles de nazis, fascis
tas, falangistas, ETC., que annie
Ian la derrota de I~nglaterra y
Russia y Ell Gesplome de la in
fluencia nortaamericana en- ia
America Latina.
Mudhos de los totalitarios son
c~iudadanos de los Estados Uni
dos y con su conducta traicio-
nan el juramento que hicieran a
la bandera de las barras y las
estrellas.
Otros, americanos natives,
predican la indiferencia y EN-
ponzonan. sin escrdpulos, ell sen
timiento nacional.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
Rechaza Finlandia la p~eticion de E, Unidos
Ell fracaso del bloqueo obligara a Hitler
a intentar la invasion

Bretana y que este lie obligara
a intentar la invasion, tan
pronto como pueda atOrnillar
su coraje y hacer arreglos para
dar ell salto".
Sc ha sabido por medic de
Rudolf Hess, ell prisionero MI.
nero l, que Hitler contaba mas
con ell hambre que con la inva-
sion. Tai esperanto sc ha de-
rrumbado, por haber mejoradC
gramdemente la situacion, zen
cuanto a los transportes mari,
limos.
'Tendremos suficientes bar
COS en- 1912, para emprender O.
peraciones en- todos los mares.
Cast 100000 de toneladas de
buques del Eje fueron hundidos
o averiados en- los cuatro meses
que terminaron en- octubre. Du-
rante ell mismo periodic de item
pc las perdidas britanicas dis
minuyeron en- cast dos terceras
parties.
Phonetic ell ministro que los
trabajadores tendran una me-
ior aIimentaci6n como resulta.
do de las importaciones y dc
mejores cosechas. DID a enten.
a sus criticos que por ahora ne
habra cambis en- ell gabinete.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LA .LISTA NEGRA DE LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS

Habana, Noviembre 12.-En
la nueva lista negra de los Els
tados Unidos, publicada ell lu.
mes, aparecen las siguientes
companies de Cuba: Berndes
y Compahia, RepGblica del
Brasil, 112; Colegio Aleman,
Gale 10 nGmero 9O7, Vedado;
EXCLUSIVES Berndes, Consula-
do 1874; Roberto Friedrich,
Teniente Rey 113; ImpOrtado
res Farmaceuticos, S. A, Ha-
bana; lhton Pinks, Gerhard
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LA OIRUGIA Sc CCNSIDE-
RAiBA UN ARTE

New York, Nov. IA ira
YES de la Eda dMedia, con sus
vanos intentos, la cirugfa era
considerable como un arte y es-
Ia definici6n Sc mantuvo hasta
hace so amos, cuando la preci-
sion del Disturb la convirti6 en-
una ciencia exacta. Esto dijo ell
DR.. V. Zachary Cope, ante la
SOciedad de Medicina Tropical,
en- Londres, el otro dia.
Tambien mencion6 que los a.
taques de la aviaci6n producer
nuevas formas de heridas y le1
stones que antes no eran conoc
das de la cirugia.
Hasta la .epoca cuando Haru
'vey descubrb la circulation
la sangre. la cirugia era u9
te crudo, y la mayor
los cirujanos aprendian
clones en- el camI
Ipoen
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
LAS VACAS DE LAS FAMI-
LAS POBRES SERAN So
METIDAS A LA PRUEBA
DE LA TUBERCULINA

teriOreS, las vacas de las fami
LAS pobres seran sometidas a
la prueba de la tuberculina.
Ell DR.. j. r. McEachen, jefe
local de Salubridad, anunci6
aver los lugares en- que los Sc
noreS veterinarios haran esas
pruebas.
LuneS, noviembre II, esqui
ma de la Gale % Y Lindsay,
EN- Palmetto Beach, entire las
horas de 8 a II de la mana
ma Y 8 a 5 de la tarde; dia de
retorno, ell jueves, noviembre
20, entire las 8 y las II de la
manana y las 3 y 5 de la tar
de; veterinario: DR.. Link.
Lunes, 1oviembre II, Gale
40 y Catorce avenida, DR.. APP
plegate, de 8 a IL de la ma
mana y de 3 a 5 de la tarde;
dia de %retorno, para observa-
ci6n, jueves, noviembre 20, en-
ire las 8 y las IL de la mana
ma y las 8 y las 5 de la tarde.
LuneS, noviembre II, Gale
Is Y Chelsea, DR.. Metz, entire
las 8 y las IL de la manana y
las 8 y las 5 de la tarde; rotor
no, para observation, jueves,
noviembre 20, entire las 8 y
las IL Y las 8 y las 5.
Martes, Nov. 10, Knoll
wood Y Gale IL, DR.. Link, en-
ire las 8 y las II Y las 3 y las
5; dia de retorno, para obser-
vaci6n, viernes, noviembre 81,
entire las 8 y las IL de la ma
mana y las 3 y las 5 de la tar
de.
Martes, noviembre 10, Gale
Aileen, West Tampa, al fon-
do de Garcia y Vega, entire
las 8 y las IL de la manana y
las 8 Y las 5 de la tarde, DR..
Apologize; dfa de retorno, pa
ra observation, ell viernes, no
viembre 81, a las mismas no.
ras arriba anunciadas.
Martes, noviembre 18, ave-
nida Habana y Gale Union, al
de la fabrica de Anto-
Mo Cigar, entire las 8 y las ii
de la mahana y las 8 y las 8
de la tarde, DIR. Metz; dia de
retorno, %viernes, 81 de noviem
bre, entire las 8 y las IL y las
8 y las 5.
Microbes, noviembre 10,
Segunda avenida y Gale "a,
entire las 8 Y las II de la ma
mana y las 3 y las 5 de la tar
de, DIR. Link; dia de retorno,
sabado, noviembre %, entire
las 8 de la mahana y las IL
meridianO.
Microbes, noviembre 10,
frente al 1901 calle Sanchez,
entire las avehidas "a y 26, de
8 a IL de la mahana y de 3 a
5 de la tarde, DR.. Apologize
dfa de retorno, sabado, no
viembre %, entire las 8 de la
mahana y las IL.
Microbes noviembre 10,
North ALBANY y Gale st. Luis,
West Tampa, entire las 8 y las
II de la mahana y las 3 y las
5 de la tarde, DR.. Metz; dia
de retorno, noviembre %, sa-
desde las 8 de la mRha-
ma a las IL meridiano.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

La Junta de Cultura Espano-
la no Sc dign6 interceder por las
amenazadas vidas de Don Fran
cisco Largo Caballero y Dona
Federico Montseny.
Seguramente esperaba 6rde :
mes de New York y como no lie
garon.....
INo habiamos quedado en- que
la Junta local tiene completa au
tonomfa y no esta obligada a es
perar instrucciones de fuera pa
"a actuar en- defensa de los HON
bres que lUcharon y sc sacrifica
ron por la Republica?
IEsta justificada esa apatia
0 indiferencia?
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Victor Rosenthal cuenta con
cinco votos; Cannella, segGn sus
amigos, cuenta con cinco; Lati-
mer... parece contar con seis.
Cinco, cinco y seis, suman 16.
NGmero de concejales: doce
IQuien esta equivocado?
La gaceta., 1941-11-12
Ell TEMPO

Volvera ell frio en- la noche
de hoy. Esperase una tempe
ratura de "a grades en- la ma
hna del jueves.
Maxima, aver, 70 grades;
minima, SO.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

iEcharan al condestable Ora
veS.....
Y ell que venga detras, 81 un
milagro no Sc produce, continue
"a entendi6ndose con jugadores
V otros "frescales" de Tampa y
de la Florida
La moral de la politica tampe
ma consiste en- poner fuera de
combate al "enemigo' y susti-
tuirlo con ell amigo. y Ell amigo
despues cobra el barato," como
10 hiciera 81 "enemigo," y la tie
ira no Sc hunde.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Pinks, Schering F. Corpora
ci6n, p~roductos farmaceuticos,
Habana Enrique zimmerman
calle A ndmero 10, Apartado
874. Vedado, Habana.
Las listas de Guatemala, Co
lombia y Mexico son muy ex-
tensaR.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Congratulamos a la Union 500
por sus telegramas en- favor del
Sr. Largo Caballero Y de la Sc
nora Montseny.
Hay que probable a los falan-
gistas que los defensores de la
libertad estan siempre listos pa
"a p~rotestar de sus atropellos y
crimenes.
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

Hay jugadores y "raqueteros"
en- todas las "maquinarias" po-
liticas de Tampa.
La desverguenEa no CORES
La gaceta., 1941-11-12

ST la suspension no es confir-
mazda por Ell senado, en- 1913,
Graves volvera a su puesto.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
WHAT A RELIEF!

1t being an i'll wind thot blows no
body good, it is only foir to note one
Of the incidental benefits being blown
in with the defense blizzord. The re-
lief rolls ore foIIine.
Not as much os you might expect,
but follin9. Not even the most enthu-
siostic portson Of relief regards it os
desirable, or as preferable to private
employment. So when the Social Sec
urity Boord reports thot during the lost
year the totoI number of people receiv-
ing public aid under all federal secur-
ity and work programs hos decreased
by three million, thot's q relief indeed
In February, such old went to II, $780,
600 people, as compared with l8, O24,-
600 people year ooo. The tendency
is still downward.
Threot Of war hos stepped in with
q palliative for the unemployment
problem. The remedy is yet to be
found.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

lead of the seven OF hearts prob
sbly marks il rs q singleton.
Therefore, the declarer should
plan to avoid the heart loser by
an elimination throw-in."
He wins the opening lead and
takes two rounds of trumps. Now
Z club Is led toward the king, and
It Il immaterial whether South
wins the first or second club. II
he goes up with the ace and re-
turns q club, dummy wins, de-
clarer leads . trump back to his
own hand and leads q diamond.
Again South has the choice Of
winning the first diamond trick
or allowing IL to hold and then
winning the next two diamonds.
But now he finds that East and
West are void Of diamonds snd
clubs and he has nothing else to
lead. This SLOWS the declarer to
ruff in dummy and discard his
losing heart.
You will notice that the COM
mittee directed the heart open
ing. This was done to give de-
clarer q chance to make this
play. We realized that II South
opened Q diamond, he could de-
feat the contract by taking the
first club trick. cashins ,his dia-
mond tricks and exiting with .
club.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
. Hieh|ights From
The Latest Books .
Frank o. Hough makes an i'm

FRANK ~. aOu8n makes an I'M
portant contribution to the ever
growing story of America in fic-
ton in his latest novel, 1.-THE
Neutral Ground" (Lippincott:
$2.75), detailing the plight of
those colonials were who caught
in the mo Mans Land" between
the British in New York and the
Americans north of the city.
This was the battle of Westches-
ter County, which Taste d
throughout the seven years of
the Revolution, saw friend fight
ing friend and brother battling
brother. Americas far of indie
pendence was q civil war, too.
Restricted to a definite area,
ard therefore less encompassing
than Kenneth Roberts "Oliver
Wiswell." Hough's story may
find more friends because 1t pic
lures the Rebel army less as a
ragged mob, without attempt
ing to whitewash colonial blum
ders and personal ambitions.
Rob Trowbridge is the hero
who finds time in his service
with the Continental army for q
bit of romancing with Kate Van
Drusen, daughter of a Tory
fsmily. Rob's adventures with
the Westchester Guides. q reck-
less, daredevil Rebel unit head
ed by Abe Kronkhyte, Brom
Dyckman and John 0dell, sup
ply plenty of action. Abe Kronk-
byte will be remembered as the
hero of Hough's IF Not Victory"
Sam Hilton, Rob's friend,
joins the Loyalists, serves in
Rogers Dangers. Although Rob
gained the victory, it was an
empty one, with colonists quar-
reling, troops unpaid, heroism
forgotten. Sam was defeated, but
in defeat he found promise Of .
new life in Nova Scotia's Loyal
ist colony.
Housh's picture of Washington
q, soldier, leader, and gentleman
il IN inspiring one, and his scene
of Washington's farewell to his
troops Il one of the greatest In
the book. Aaron Burr, Benedict
Arnold, Major Andre and other
historical figures are introduced.
Particularly important for
Americans in 1o41 as well %
those Of 1776 IL General Mont
gomery's warning: 1T will be .
cad day for America. gentlemen,
when Americans come TO feel
that nothing In the world =
worth more to them than their
properly and their peace Of
mind.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
} HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

ards is that after the first days
rehearsal, the chorus went on
strike, said in sulky astonish-
ment, This is speciality stuff!
We aren't going to work for
chorus wages. No movie direc-
tor ever asked US to do these
steps," Screen Actors Guild Of
ficials, after watching . routine,
agreed and ordered their salaries
upped to specially dancers.
They're earning it. They work
ed a whole week on just one in
tricate step, but they appre-
ciate Atoms driving energy and
the fact that he can execute any
step he expects them to do. Few
Hollywood dance directors can.
Also, he works them only seven
hours a day instead of the al
lowed eight.
Alton himself is accustomed
to IA hours and to whipping up
Is or II numbers in four weeks
for New York shows. He says his
hoofer standards were just as
stiff then. He hunted for new
people, auditioned everybody in
town, and regularly weeded out
dancers who had put on weight
or been lazy about practicing.
Surprisingly, he says Movie
town chorines are much better
ballerinas than the Broadway
girls, though the later are super
ior tappers.
DID
AMATEUR SHOW
A Vermonter, he studied in
New York, turned specially
dancer and was on the stage for
Ave years. while q pupil of
Mordkin, he was second premier
dancer of the company But the
summer o. 1928 was q bad one
for Broadway and Alton desert
ed to stage an amateur show
in q St. Louis movie house. Start
ing with so local, unframed
girls, 1t turned into q permanent.
crack troup.
Warner Brothers brought ALI
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29

ton to Hollywood out filmusicals,
like the stock market, were in
the doldrums, 50 he went back
with six weeks pay checks but
no picture record. After several
seasons directing New York
Paramount,s-super stage shows,
he got his first chance at a
stage production-Joe Cooks
Hold Your Horses" Alton says
he was very snooty about hiring
anybody less talented than Paw
Iowa. From then on, iobs rolled
in-Ziegfeld Follies, Aquacades
and Casa Mananas, Du Barry,
Too Many Girls, Panama Hattie
30 hits, two flops.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
.
. IN STAMPS
BroziI's Stomps Honor
Three u. S. Presidents

ssUSS - - sSssS
INTERNATIONAL good win Be.
! tween y. s. and Brazil II re-
flected In the Latin American ma
tons stamps. which include por-
traits Of three American presi-
dents: Warrington, Cleveland and
Roosevelt
Washington p pictured on the
Libefators Of the New World is
sue, above, and on the New York
Worlds Fair commemorative;
Cleveland Is remembered for his
arbitration Of q boundary dispute
on the Worlds Fair series; Frank
lin p. Roosevelt n shown on the
Pan American 50th anniversary
commemorative.
Six leaders in the Americas
wars for independence are hon.
ored In the 1909 Brazil issue
above. At top. center, II Jose
Bonifacio, national hero Of Brazil.
Bonifacio played Q leading role In
events preceding the nations dec
leration of Independence In lo33.
San Martin, az Argentina, r
shown q top. left: Miguel HidalDp
Of Naexico, &C top. right OHiesins
Of Pefa and Bolivar, Of Colombia.
are pIctuf0d q lewer left and rioAt
Mn Wsdhin6lea = ths sRAak
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
BY LUCE NEVILLE

ny LON1k NE LILLE
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
HOLLYWOOD--In the musty
spaces of a rehearsal hall, 48
dancers are working on the snap
piest, toughest routine that ever
has been required of movie hoof-
ers. Half leap and pirouette in
precise ballet formation as the
other "a sling themselves in
boogiewoogie's furious rhythm.
A whistle shrills and they stop,
painting but beaming and fall in
to chairs along the wall. A slim,
curly-haired young man bounds
into action. Nov. look-I want
this sharp. Very sharp" he says.
Bring your right leg up higher"
:. he illustrates land turn.
This is supposed to be a troupe
Of good dancers. Would you rath-
er do this number and 60 (Yes!
Yeah!D or loaf through it and
stay an hour longer?" They're
out of the hall in 10 minutes.
The dance director with the
acid tongue and agile legs Is Bob
Alton, new in Hollywood but
with an impressive Broadway
record. This is his first movie,
Columbia's draft-musical You'll
Never Get Rich" remember the
bugle call refrain?) starring Fred
Astaire and luscious Rita Hay
worth.
DRONES
DROPPED
The word already has gone
around that if you work for AL
ton, you've got to be good be-
cause he's really tough. Some
800 hooters, notified by Central
Casting, answered his chorus
call, but lot of them didn't even
try out-just sneaked out of the
hall when they saw the steps re-
quired of them.
Conclusive proof Of his stand
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
Duf THERE WAS NO PEACE

4 rex from Tohiti to the United
comes now Hester Persons, in
bot peoce. Six years ooo she ond
Stpmily fled the United Stotes for
lltl II ssorch Of peoee. But there
Sno pooce.
I elond paradise IS being squob-
~ vichy ond Free French 3D.
Ihsrs IS riotine and battling
m six ykors. 81 Escape, I"
- eecopsd beck where
Qt(r0 found, appor-
yjch Hamlet hesi-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-29
~ PgTER gpsok
Dolly Meaitss Msshinstsn


WASHl Nc TON - One
month ooo the odvocotss OF
psoes for America had about
given UP. The leoss- Lend bill
bod gone through Congress by
wide margins. II looked as "
the United Stotes were headed
for eventual war. ~
Today, these peoce odvo-
cotes have token heart. They
think now they have q $3.50
chance of keeping the country
out Of war. The next month or
six weeks will give the answer.
II is O strange group that is
dubbed together in this fel-
lowship Of peoce. Officially,
its spokesman ore Senators
Wheeler and Nye, who have
been transforming the coun-
Try and drqwino tremendous
crowds. UnofficioIIy it hos the
America First Committee as its
most octive element. In Wash
ineton It hos the peace lobby
groups. the old National Coun-
Gil for Prevention Of War and
the w o m en- S international
League for Peoce and Free
dom and kindred oreonizo-
tions, q half dozen Of which
hove formed q Keep America
Out Of War Congress for q
four-doy mass ms citing in
Washington on ecor otion
Day weekend. There ore indi-
viduolists like Colonel Lind
beroh and Sinclair Lewis, Gen.
erol } o h n son and John 7.
Flynn who ore stor perform
ers. There is q Iunotic fringe.
including the Couehlinites and
the Gerald Smith Committee
Of q million, which have been
showing q new strength under
the peoee banners Of the mid
west.
There is q definite effort on
the part Of all these oreonizo-
tions to keep out the Commun-
lists and the Nozis and the Fos-
cists who ore all too anxious
to see the peoce movement
succeed in America, though for
different reasons. Senator Nye.
speoking'in Detroit, was some
what set back to find his meet
inc under the sponsorship OF
the Gerald Smith crowd.
THEY
POINT TO
The belief Of all the legiti-
mate peace groups that their
couse has O chance is bosed
on q number Of contentious
Most important is the re-
cent national poll showing thot
only " per cent Of the people
wanted to 90 to war.
Next is q realization thot
the country is not now PrePor-
ed for war, and cannot be pre-
pored for another year.
Third is the feor thot the
war may end before American
aid to Britain can do any ef-
fective good. This is important,
as every British defect swings
more of the undecided" ele-
rnent Of the population into
the peace ronks.
Fourth is the success Of the
Wheeler and Nye speeches in
orousine people to the doneers
Of war.
Fifth is the unwillineness OF
labor to recognize the dangers
to their rights in the present
emergency and make the Soc
rifices which they might n'oke
il the country we're octuoI'y at
war.
Sixth is q belief that the 3D.
ministrotion's next tax pro-