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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
PURPLE PANSY
 TROOP FORMED Nancy O'COnnOr Elected Leader of New Girl Scout
 Organization
WATERVlLLE Correspondent: Mvs. William E. Rooney. l9O Dwight St.
 Telephone 3-S475

Waterville, Nov. i3-A new patrol, The Purple Pansy, was formed at the meeting of Girl Scout Troop No. 27, yesterday afternoon at Sprague school gymnasium. Nancy O'Connor was named leader
 Mrs. Lawrence Farrell and Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick conducted a class in Junior First Aid. Some of the girls worked on their scout aprons, others made fayors for Thanksgiving. Games were played.
 Present were: White Rose petrol. Mary Edith Tooley. leader; Loretta Pinto, Ceceiia Pocoski. Jean Relihan, Marcia Rasmussen. Florence Bates, Jeanne Marie DuBois. Ana La Chance. Bluebird Patrol: Betty Craw, leader; Audrey Vadnais. Bar bara Lefevre. Virginia Post. Lucille Micalette. Ida Schepis, Lois Platt. Mary Kelley. Morning Glory Patrol: Gertrude DiBlasi. leader; Shirley Lyons. Nancy Haggerty. Joan Sonier Lois Tooley. Mary McKennerney. Jacqueline Johnson, Leona Barker. Purple Pansy Patrol: Nancy Ocon- nor, leader: Margaret Elinskas. Vir- ginia Weymer, Dolores Guerrera, Marguerite Seery. Peggy Schlicker, Barbara Crane and Barbara True love. a new member and Mrs. An thony DiBlasi, leader.
 A meeting Of Casper Davis Auxi- liary. 4. L. will be held this even ing at 8 o'clock in Fraternity hall. Mrs. John McMahon. president will be in charge.
 The choir Of St. Pauls Episcopal Church will meet this evening al ! o'clock.
 The choir Of Grace Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7i30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Frederick Tuthill, Jr.. Of Dixon street and Mrs, Frederick Tuthill, Sr,, Of Naugatuek, left today for Flint, Mich, to visit Pvt. Fred eriek Tlthill, who is studying at the Buick Motors
 Daniel Sullivan Sr., Of Homer street, is patient at St, MaTy's Hospital,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Walter WincheII
 On BrO0dW,0y !. eRpaas msgA a,~s~,,a. c.-vv,.Aa ,ssa o.,S msssuvs
sses Mars Rssaasssa. csUwssea sssa 0s'sS ssssss

day do not mean the same thing Sabbath is the Seventh Day and Sunday is the first.
 That there really Is an Old Man River. un Canada.)
 That the Univ. of Michigan once confirmed a ciggic firms advert. IL revealed, after experiments, that the lighting of a cigarette actually aids in maintaining nonchalance in moments of stress.
 That you may sign any name in sending a wire-except FDR's.
 That in the Arctic man who wants a divorce leaves home in an- ger and doesn't return for several weeks. The wife takes the hint and departs. (The roads there, however, are terrible)
 That this line of type should be about IA inches from your orbs if your eyesight is as good as you think 1t is.
 That among other things, the American Flag stands for Freedom yet many of them are made in the American prisons.
 That if you write or spell badly do you know what you are? Well, you're nothing but an old cacog- rapherl (Or an old CacD
 And that the reason Martha Kaye flew to Europe is that she was scared of Errol Flynn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

the tanks. killing or disabling the crews. Ordnance officers said this probably was an Axis-inspired ru- nor. Rivets inside the M.3 hulls are covered with armor plating.
 Next to the MA. U. s. Ordnance officers declare, the MS is the best medium tank in the world. Its cannon outrange the German tank cannon by more than TOO yards. Its hull are tougher and its mo- tors more powerful than those of comparable German types.
 Rommel's tanks have been in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

have sufficient new General sher- man tanks Go outgUn and out- maneuver the General Grants if the worlds two best tanks ever come into conflict.
 A United Press correspondent with the Rommel- chasing British Eighth Army reports that a couple of General Shermans rolled past German prisoners he was inter- viewing. One pointed to the tanks. clapped his hand to his forehead and exclaimed:
 We can't cope with this sort of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

such headlong retreat in the csr- rent battle that no decisive con- fiict between the General Grants and the Mark 4's or Mark 5's has occurred. It is believed General Rommel has with him a number of American-made General Grant tanks which were repaired after 230 out of 300 of the British Eighth Army's tanks were knocked out last June.
 EIGHTH ARMY HAS LOTS
 But the Eighth Army is said to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
ACCOUNTANTS SET TO MEET TUESDAY

Paul D, CegheFs will give c talk on "ouFFent Tax Developments" at . meeting Of the Hartford chapter, National Association of Cost Ae. e0untants, Tuesday night Rt the Pennington Country club, He Is associated with Barrow, Wade, Guthrie & Co,
 Among the members recently ad- mltted Into the organization aFeI Edward A. Reit Of WateTl0Wn ME, Co, Alfred D. Busch, Leroy q, Craig and Harold q, MeDeFmott, all Of Waterbury Tool division of Vlekers, ineu George Y, BuscheF Of Waterbury Buckle Co., and Edward L. osborn of Warren McAFthuF Corp, Bantam,
 Virtually no new elohllng Is to aa AA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

thlngl And now the Amesl. have landed In North Aas|s Achi"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
By JAMES CULLINANE

By JAMES CULLINANE
 (NEA Service Staff COrrespondent)
 Washington. Nov. l3-The Amer ican-made M-4 tanks, which are helping to chase the battered Ger man Afrika Korps westward into Libya, were affectionately nick named General Shermans" by the British Eighth Army because they taught the Nazis that war is hell.
 But new developments indicate that General Erwin Rommel and his Panzers still have lot to learn about the hellishness of war. Be- cause many more M-4 tanks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
TO-DAY, NOV, s

T,30 D, m,-Elks hall, Standard ilrst aid, Mrs, Mary Noggren and staff
 7,l5 D, m.-st, Thomas church; Junior first aIdi Michael Hanlon and staff,
 7.30 D, m,-wpuggan school; stand. ard first aldI Charles 4, Williams and staff,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
Civilian Defense
 Calendar

Notices for this column must be sent te the Mayors eiilre at least three days in advance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

That contrary to popular concep- Hon Bent. Franklin was a wolf. In Europe Ben and Madame DuBarry were quite an item.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
TOMORROW, NOV, IA

a,00 D, m,-Hamllton park "Air Raid At Night" demonstration by U, s, Army, All public invited, no charge. See what happens 10 your city in event of an air raid,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

That Noel Coward's film, "In Which We Serve" still has to get by the Hays office. (First film ever to use barroom profanity)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

Virtually no new clohtlng Is to be had in Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13
THINGS I NEVER KNEW TIL
 MnEW

That you shouldn't applaud at the end of '@The Star Spangled Banner" ]" (It would be just as correct to ap- plaud a minister's prayer)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-13

That Nanny singer Jolson al- ways called his mother "Mom"l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
EVERYBODY BENEFITS!

While making il possible for more
people to have fine foods for less
money, A&P at the same time has
been able To return To- the farmer
a greater share of the consumers
dollar. Last year A&P returned to
growers and shippers 1890
more of every consumer dollar re-
ceived for fresh fruits and vege-
tables than in 1887.
APP employees also share in
the benefits of eHiciencies. Dur
ing the last year, A&P Inaugural
ted the first 5-day week and the
shortest general working hours in
the history of food retailing, while
paying generally throughout the
United States the highest wages in
the retail food business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
R ONE BIG ROOF = SAVE TIME, TIRES, GAS!
OVER 1000 QUALITY ITEMS TO CHOOSE
FROM!
. 6 BIG, COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS!
eLOW PRICES ON EVERYTHING -.
EVERY DAY!
RAPID TURNOVER OF FOODS ASSURES
SUPER FRESHNESS!

Take a market basket wheels and stroll down the
broad aisles of your Arp Super Market hanked by
1000 wonderful values each item plainly tagged
with a welcome low price.
See the MODERN refrigerated Of guaranteed
Meats and Fish . . the tempting banks Of Fruits and
Vegetables, hours fresheT the fine, fresh Dairy Prod
ucts . the oven-fresh display of appetizing Baked
Goods the wonderful array of choice groceries
the famous APP Coffee Department with its service of
fresh ground coffee Custom Ground for your favor
lite method of coffee making
Shop as leisurey you wish, comparing values,
reading labes-or fill all your food needs in jgtme.
At the Check-Out Counter you'll be given itemized
list of your buys. and you'll be amazed at your
savings Do all your food shopping at your APP Super
for a week or two . keep all your itemized slips
then count up your actual savings over what you had
been spending elsewhere in any all food stores That
will convince you and more than ever you'll agree
that this is the smart, modern way to buy foods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

Just as these far-flung
operations mean guarded
quality from source to sale,
so too, do they mean that
top-grade foods are brought
direct to you without unnec-
essary middleman's profits
and expensive handling
charges. Factory-to-you dis
tribution cuts costs-and
Os ON many fine ARP brands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
! 311 TYPE FOOD :dlla IS 1865
||!||I||s| VI 1 D. Bills
PRICES AT ROCK BOTTOM LEVELS
BECAUSE OF APP SUPER MARKETS
LOW-cOST WAY OF DOING BUSINESS

of quality. To make sure of
quality from source to sale,
APP actually makes in its
own modern food factories
many of the fine foods it
sells operates it's own
fishing fleets and canneries
e.. maintains its own expert
coffee buyers in South
America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

Thousands of home makers are discovering
in APP Super Markets how they can serve their
families the juicy steaks they thought they
couldn't afford how to get the extra bottle
of milk, the fresh fruits and vegetables so nee
essary for their childrens health how to
afford favorite desserts more often how to
plan school uncheons that are more wholesome
and tasty. They've found how to make their
money buy more!
You, too can save time steps money!
Start tomorrow, Monday q. prices are low
every day, not just on weekends. You save
every day-dny day-you shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

Never before have there
been such demands made on
your purse. How can you
meet these demands?
This problem is being
met squarely. successfully
by millions of smart home
makers. How? By cutting
their biggest expense -
FOOD - by filling all their
food needs in the amazingly
thrifty APP Super Markets
Americas leading food
department stores!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

you need for your table. And prices in every de-
partment are as low as possible Even APP has
not been able heretofore to run its stores so
economically =. at so slight difference be-
tween what foods cost at the farm or factory
- and the price you pay Few stores sell so
much food at such tiny profit on each sale.
No other stores are backed by such ma
tion-wide organization to procure the best
foods right at their source and bring them
direct to you at such savings. No other stores
are founded on 80 years experience in waging
war on waste to sdUe money for you.
YET QUALITY CONES FIRST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
TIMELY STORES

These stores came just in
time for times like these.
Just as if they were made
to order. Here under one
roof are six complete de-
partments everything
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
MORE FOOD FOR YOUR MONEY

you get extra savings on many fine Arp bra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
WATCH YOUR FOOD MONEY!
LARGEST PART OF
AVERAGE FAMILY'S INCOME
GOES FOR FOOD

Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that in typical year
33Isc of every dollar made by average earners
and clerical workers goes for food. That's more than
for housing, fuel and clothing combined.
During the last year. A&Ps latest cosisaving ecicn-
ces have made possible three successive reductions in
the spread between what foods farm factor,
and what you pay for them. That means big savings
for You!
Al ARP more of your dollar goes for food and less for
the cost of bringing foods to you. That means big
savings for you'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

YET QUALITY COMES FIRST
At APP, your savings are never at the sacrifice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
JUNIOR GIRLS
THE ]. L. HUDSON CO.

THE ]. L. HUDSON CO.
has openings for junior girls. 17-1s-1s
years OF age, 20 work extra days during
the week In its stock department. High
school graduates and those living at home
preferred. Apply Employment Office. 18th
floor. between $50 and IL 80 q. m.
ILADIEs-ssll Real SILK sweaters. Stacks.
lingerie. established, no canvassing; full
or part time. Telephone Cadillac AGA.
NURsE-Companion permanent position
must be capable Of caring for diabetic
pattent: must have knowledge OF insulin
and diet. State wages wanted, and expert
ence. Apply Box No. B-e992. Detroit Times.
REGISTERED NURSES to perform routine
nursing tasks involved In the care and
treatment OF Receiving Hospital patients.
Numerous vacancies at $3.50 per year
t$i .s4s after July I. 1922, to be filled by
competitive examination. Applicants must
be between twenty years and six months
and fifty years OF age and citizens OF the
United States. For full details and ap-
plications. write or apply 20 the Detroit
Civil Service Commission. 18th Floor. Water
Board Building. 735 Randolph Street. De-
Itroit, Michigan until further notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Male Help Wanted

rYPIsTs for municipal service. Numerous
vacancies At 81. 500 per year tSi. $50 after
July I, ls42) 20 be filled by competitive en-.
animation. Applicants must be between 70
and So years Of age. citizens Of the United
states and residents of the City OF Detroi,
for one year Immediately prior TO examina-
tion, excepting persons with honorable
plications and full details. write or apply
to the Detroit Civil Service Commission.
18th floor Water Board Building. 735 Ran
dolph street, Detroit. Mich, on or before
April ~. 1942.
10 cover or repair and
rebuild municipality owned vehicles. sev.
erai vacancies at $i.i0 per hour to be filled
by competitive examination. Applicants
must be between 81 and 46 years OF age.
citizens OF the United states. and residents
OF the City OF Detroit for one year imme-
diately prior To the examination, excepting
persons with honorable Army, Navy or Ma
rine discharges. For applications and full
details, write or apply 70 the Detroit Civil
Service Commission, 18th floor. Water
Board Building. 735 Randolph street, De
troit. Mich. on or before April 20, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Carpet, Rug Cleaning
A BEAUTIFUL RUG


| Al A SPECIAL, 9x12-$3.50
Cash and carry. $3.50: 50 years expert:
ence; 1905 guaranteed. Detroit Oriental
Rug Works, 12l22 Brosdstreet. Ho. 1900,
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed; gx12 scientifi-
1 caIly cleaned, renovated. so: insured.
Federal Rug Cleaners. University 1880.
lI62l5 Hamilton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

WE HAVE Immediate openings for: Three
Clerical workers. figures accurate, som'
tipping, S25. Comptometer. accounting di
vision, $3.50. Assistant Bookkeeper-stenog
rapher, S25. Two stsnographers, general
S22-S2s Two Comptometer operators. 324
bookkeeping machine operator, S2s
Typists, $s0-$100. OWEN. 1120 Lafayette
Building.
WE HAVE Immediate openings for: Thre,
clerical workers. figures accurate. some
tipping. S25; comptometer, accounting divi'
sion, $50; assistant bookkeeper-stenog-
rapher, SIS; two stsnographers. general
lS22- $2S; two comptometer operators. S24
bookkeeping machine operator. SIS: typisu,
$50 500. OWEN. i120 Lsfayettei Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

ARRANGE NOW FOR YOUR SOD AND
TOP SOIL AT RENDERS CORNER.
NORTHWESTERN AND 9-MI.
KITTY CARS, reg. 81. So; sac 81 10; grass
seed. 203s springwells. vi. Lists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

CLERK-For pay roll and cost de-
partment must be q girl with ex-
perience along these lines: able 70
operate q comptometer. Apply In per-
so, bringing proof OF eitiEenship.
Republic Aircraft Products. Div, the
Aviation Corporation, 6e14 Federal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
Female Hello Wanted

Female Help Wanted
WOMEN
Over 30 TO take charge Of well established
business. One who Is able ~ sew as well
as sell preferred. Write 70 Box B-6s4s.
Detroit Times.
CoLoRED girl. 1929: good wages; no
sundays; IS; carfare. 535 Frederick.
Enferfoiners and Masicians
AVAILABLE 3-l0-piece orchestra; any oe-
casion. Call Al Calleia, Dawson $500.
Mole and Female Help Wanted
have good references.
si35 monthly; Birmingham home. 703
Farnsworth.
Situations Wanfed-MaIs
COMPETENT pipe filter and carpenter;
years OF experiences. Call any time. Ivan
hoe 5705.
COUPLE. white. wishes position as care
taker; lodge. country home. Vinewood
l-ll4s.
TRUCK DRIVER WANTS DELIVERY
SERVICE; EXPERIENCE; EAST SIDE
PREFERRED. PL. 2sio
-
Situations Wanted-Femaie
BUNDLE washing. ironing; specializing
shirts: curtains stretched; called, deliv-
cred. Lafayette 622s.
EXPERIENCED colored lsundress wants
curtains: neatly done; called, delivered
F1txroy 8Si6.
INEXPERIENCED colored lady wishes days
laundry, cleaning; 50. Carfare. Trinity
1-54e7.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants steady
days, cleaning. laundry; references.
Trinity 1897.
EXPERIENCED GIRL = General house
work; no laundry; assist cooking; home
nights. Trinity 1852.
EXPERIENCED colored girl--Dsys. par
time. weeks. home nights. Trinity i-6s09
GOOD. CLEAN woman for day work.
Wall cleaning, laundry, experienced.
NEAT light coiored girl wants days or of
nee cleaning. Trinity 1-3e64.
|COLIORED girl, experienced. wants days
So, carfare; laundry, cleaning. Trinity
i-Y4s3.
COLORED woman wishes family washing
curtains. 2oc pair. Call Townsend
7-1o1s.
wishes days; steady:
cleaning. laundry; $500, carfare. Cherry
coLoRED woman wishes day work Gen.
eral cleaning. No walls, Plaza 1874.
COL0RED lady, days work cleaning.
laundry, 50. carfare: experienced. Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

FOR one Of Miehigan's most beautiful non
sectarian Memorial Parks, In thriving de
Tense cty. Must be OF good moral charac
ter, possess Initiative and be able 10 or
ganize and direct own sales force. Apply
Detroit Times.
MILLIONS OF DEFENSE WORKERS anc
every type OF business need work uni
forms. coversIls. jackets, pants. shirts
Advertising embroidered. Big moneymakins
outfit. FREE. MASTER CO. Dept xGl
Ligonier. Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

BINDING. FRINGING. REPAIRING
American Carpet Cleaning
9x12. $3.50: 40 yrs. exp. Madison 1913.
Carpet Cleaning. 45I5
Coliingwood Rugs cleaned: insured.
Telephone Hogarth 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

STORE MANAGERS
Managers for Sc TO 81 variety stores with
three or four years chain store experience
Above average starting compensation. I'm
usual opportunity for advancement. Write
giving full qualifications. including snap
shot, TO Personnel Manager. Box 5soo-A.
Chicago Illinois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26

INVENTIONS wANTED-Patented or un.
patented. We develop, protect, CONNER
cialize. HANDIKIT. Fifty-Eight West
Adams.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
PRFGUNTAS Y RESPUES-
TAS DE INTERES PARA
listed

Pragunta Soy un exsoldado y
tengo So amos. Hagama Ell favor
de decirme como puedo entrar
&c nucvo en- Ell Ej6rcito y hacer
mi parte.
Reapuesta: 81 tiene mas de 30
y recibi6 su licencia del e.
j6rcito con un grade mayor al
de soldado, puede solicitar un
rpermiso especial para ingresar
de nuevo.
Pregunta: 5Se puede apelar
de las decisiones de las Juntas
locales de reclutamiento?
Respuesta: 81, senior. Puede
listed apelar dentro de los diez
dias deapues de q. Sc lie haya no.
tificado la classification.
Pregunta: jCual es 81 range
en- el ejGrcito del Official encarga
do de arrojar las bombas desde
un ae~roplano?
Respuesta: Segundo teniente.
5Pregunta: iPuede usarse Ia
grasa del carnero en- la campaha
del gobierno?
Respuesta 81, sonora.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
OTRO EXITO DE CARMEN
CITA A

Bail6 aver para los soldadoS
de Uncle Sam, en- Lakeland
Carmencita Alvarez, la hija de
Don Basilio Alvarez, el TustrG
republican, espanol recluido en-
81 sanatorio de la sociedad que
preside un gallego inteligente
y generoso, Ramon Fernandez
Rey.
Tres danzas gitanas, ballads
con gracia y alma, lie valieron a
C%armencita verdaderas ovacio-
mes.
lPatrocinaba la fiesta la USO,
la noble institution.
TOGO en- ell acto la orquesta
que dirige ell professor Maxine
Echegaray.
Nos place felicitar a Carmen
eta por ofrecer ell encanto de su
arte, sin retribuci6n, para dar
horas de algeria a los so,dados
de Uncle Sam.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
ARRESTADO Ell HIJO DE
UN ALMIRANTE ITALIANO

New York, Octubre 15.-Los
agentes federales ~arrestaron a
Mario Alberto Beet, de Sc amos,
La gaceta., 1942-10-15
ESCASEZ DE HABGTACIO.
MES PARA OBREROS QUE
TRABAJN PARA LA CUE
IRA

Richard W. Mann y Henry
Magill, de la oficina que en- At
.anta tiene la comisi6n de poten
ella humana para la guerra, hi
cieron aver una vista a Tampa
y dijeron que Sc necesita ALOHA
miento para 5000 o 5000 obre-
res que vendran a esta ciudad
en- ell invierno.
Mas de 300 trailer" coches
Gle turismo con camas, seran
TRADES para aliviar temporal
nsnte la situaci6n.
K. gobierno autorizara la cons
trucci6n de un cierto nGmero de
casas, de un modelo simplifica-
do de tempo de guerra.
Algunas casas particulars de
gran tamano seran convertidas
en- cass de inquilinatos y possible
nente Sc arrendaran hoteleS pa
ra ser subarrendados a los ira
caadores de guerra.
La gaceta., 1942-10-15

WENDELL WILKIE n
RDNCIO CON Ell PRESI-
DENTE ROOSEVELT
ReiterG Ia petici6u de nm
Seg1ndO Frenta

Washington, oct. 15.-Wen.
doll Wilkie conferenci6 aver, du
rante bora y media, cen el pre-
>idcnte Roosevelt.
A su salida de la Casa Blan.
ca reiter6 la demanda de un Sc,
undo Frente y dijo que Alema
MIA jamas derrotara a Russia
Di6 a entender que existen ode
moras innecesarias", base de las
palabras que dijera en- Moscu.
Mostraba ell traje que vestia
los afectos de un viaje de $1,000
ni,las por avi6n. "Me dedicarf
ahora, dijO, a hacar un cuidado-
so inforlne, claro como ell cris.
tai, para ell pueblo americana
Hizo la apelaci6n del SegundC
Frente luego de analizar las re.
cOmendaciones del os jefes mi.
litares de la Gran Bretaha, Ru.
sia, China, Y los Estados Uni,
dos. No quiso decir en- que lugal
9aria convenience abrir ell Fren.
te.
DID la vuelta al mundo en- 81
dias, llevando la representation
del jefe de estado. "Vamos a ga
mar esta guerra, con toda segu
ridad. TenemOs de nuestro ladC
los recursOs y la potencia".