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Evening star., 1942-03-03
War Labor Board Weighs
Little Steel Wage Row
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A special panel of the War Labor
Board began an investigation on the
Little Steel" wage and union Sc
curity dispute today, and a board
official predicted it would be two or
three weeks before the panel could
report its findings to the full board.
The hearings will be closed to the
press and public.
The only issues before the panel
are the demands of the c. I. o. Steel
Workers Organizing Committee for
s union shop and a general wage
increase of 81 a day.
The companies involved are Beth
lehem Steel, Republic Steel. Youngs-
town Sheet e. Tube and Inland
Steel. The companies employ 1872
900 workers
The investigating panel is COM
posed of Arthur S. Meyer of New
York. chairman; Cyrus Ching and
Richard T. Frankensteen. Mr.. Meyer
is chairman of the New York State
Board of Mediation, Mr. Ching is
vice president of the United States
Rubber Co. and Mr.. Frankensteen is
director of aircraft organization of
the C. I. Q. United Automobile
Workers.
Evening star., 1942-03-03

Navy Board Selects
70 D. T.. Commanders
For Captaincies
Fourteen lieutenonts
Also Recommended for
Temporary Promotion

A Navy selection board headed
by Capt. Ralph A. Koch, U. s. NJ,
retired, has recommended 20 WASH
ington commanders on the retired.
list but now on active duty for
temporary promotion to the rank
Of captain. A number of csm-
manders living in the nearby area
alsj were recommended.
Fourteen iieutenants from WASH
ington, formerly on the retired list,
were recommended for temporary
Advancement to rank of lieutenant
commander A number from the
surrounding area were included in
the list. Promotions will become
effective when the Bureau Of Navi-
CATION has computed the dates of
commissions in accordance with
regulations established by the Pres
icent. The board has not completed
its study Of retired lieutenant COM
manders.
Washington commanders recon-
mended for captain are Robert K.
Awtrsy, Leslie E. Bratton, Hartwell
c. Davis, Simon P. Fullinwider,
James B. Glennon, James L. King.
Robert A. Lavendar, Hugh v. Nc
Cahe. Scott B. Macfarlane, Robert r.
Paunack, Leon B. Scott, Terry B.
Thompson and Raleigh C. Williams.
Commanders from nearby areas
included in the list are Eddie J. Es-
tess, Snow Hill, Md: Frederick ".
McNair, jr., Annapolis, Md; Ralph
c. Needham, Annapolis; James
B. Rutter, Bethesda, Md; Henry
G. Shonard, Mclean, Va, and
Charles c. Slayton, Annapolis.
Washington lieutenants recon-
mended for commander are Farrirg-
ton L. Barr. Warner w. Bailey,
Emanuel c. Beck, Warner K. Bigger,
Roger Brooks, Harry st. John Butler,
Gyle D. Conrad. Olaf J. Gullickson,
John N. Kelly, Guy M. Nicely, Lucius
K. Scott, Thomas Southhall, Paul r.
Sterling and William T. Woodward.
Lieutenants from nearby areas are
Frederick B. Avery, Arlington, Va;
Richard M. Boaz, Chevy Chase, Md;
Harry H. Deringer, Chestertown,
Md: William w. Fife, Annapolis;
Volney c. Finch, Falls Church, Va;
Edward w. Foster, Annapolis; Ed
ward F. Gallagher, Woodacres. Md;
John A. Hayes, Arlington; Roy D.
Horn, Annapolis; Delwyn Hyatt,
Annapolis; Francis w. Laurent.
Arlington; Frederick c. Marggraff,
jr., West Annapolis; Arthur D. Marx,
Chevy Chase, Md; Paul Miller, An
napolis; Kent H. Power, Arnold, Md;
Alfred E. Raue, Annapolis; Lester r.
Reiter, Annapolis; Thomas C.
Ritchie, West Falls Church. Va:
Herbert C. Rust, Annapolis; Donald
j. Sass, Baltimore, and Thomas c.
ScafIe, Annapolis.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
More American Drivers
Arrive in Near East
BY Radio to The Star.

By Radio to The Star.
CAIRO, Egypt. March 3 (N.AN.Ao O..
The second group Of volunteer
ambulance drivers of the American
Field Service to arrive since the first
of the year is now safely quartered
in Cairo, ready for service In various
parts of the Near East.
Among them is Christopher Morley,
jr., son of the American author The
drivers we're greeted with an enthu-
siastic reception by the British and
native population.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Pope-Hennessy Is Decd;
Former Attoche Here
B the Associated Press.

d the Associated Press,
LONDON, March 3.-Maj. Gen.
L. H. r. Pope -Hennessy. 66. military
writer who foretold In one Of his
works how Germany's blitzkrieg
would operate, died today.
Gen. Pope-Hennessy, who began
his military career with the Oxford
Light Infantry In 1895, served as
military attache in Washington from
1927 to 1890.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Racing Results
HiuIeuh Park
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE - Purse. $1,000: allow
ances; maidens; 4-yesr -olds and up: fur
war Stone tArcaro) $50 $50 e4o
Yarn Spinner tWoolD 4.50 200
Army Grey eWielander) go
Also ran.IIiinois Star. Tea Hour. War
Bonnet, Tough Bird, Four Eyes. Rumson.
Homely Joe.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
in5 rric Iysis5oldsj kyis5t fpTlonss so ao
chstlet Cha n1sR {strickierS ro'ef" "oo 10 $50
Lustrous (McCreary) $50
Also ran|Casual Play. Tar Haven. Miss
Folly. Miah. River Lass. All whims, Kind
Gesture. Witness Stand. Precision
DAILY Double paid S22.sO)
THIRD RACE+Purse; s1.40O: allow
Horn (Wielander) 4.3O go $50
<. Dorko (Berserl 800 $50
Pig Tails (SchmidD 40
Also %e' ran@boot ailofbxS Hish. Cal. Pet and
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $4,000: Wild
ensr Stakes. lady Subscribers; 9 turlongs,
a sfss sssS %Si5j Sssss :sss%dD ''' ns:SS ssSS
Also ran@Bit Of Nerve, Ebony Bee,
Menex. Spanish Sun, Suntegra, Very
snooty, Miss Gosling, Ample Reward.
Tea Clipper, Zooming and q Sun Testing.
wrisSt and d Mrs. s1n EdWard g. Moo Moor. rrn entry.
Miss Mary 10 Corral and Mrs. Herbert
Bayard Swope entry.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Publishers and Guild
File Protests Against
War Secrets Bill
Unreasonable Censorship
Is Seen in Measure
By Kenneth Crawford
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
Spokesman for newspaper pub
fishers and the Washington News
paper Guild Joined today in pro-
tests to a Senate Judiciary Sub
committee against the war secrets"
legislation sponsored by Attorney
General Biddle.
Kenneth Crawford, the Guild rep
resentative, testified the proposed
legislation would clamp down an
unreasonable censorship" and con-
fine reporters sources here largely
to handouts"
Mr.. Crawford said the Office of
Censorship, under Byron Price, had
demonstrated both wisdom and
restraint so far" in protecting Gov
eminent secrets and avoiding dis
closures to the enemy.
Raymond B. Howard, speaking for
editors and publishers in the Ma
tional Editorial Association, wrote
the subcommittee that the proposed
legislation will seriously hamper
normal operations of news gather
ing"
AilC IC5IoldtlOll WOuAO JlOlllOlO tllC
publication of any document de-
clared to be confidential" by the
head of a Government agency or
department
Mr. Howard, saying he spoke for
several thousand publishers and
editors located largely in smaller
cities and towns" contended most
abuses listed by Mr. Biddle could
be met under existing laws. He
said the proposed bill would be
"arming Government agencies with
a blunderbus, when actually a rife
may be needed"
Still another written protest came
from Frank B. Jewett, president of
the National Academy of Sciences
and a member of the National De-
fense Research Council, who wrote
that officials would tend to overuse
any such authority.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
FIFTH RACE-BOSTON MAN,
DIT. INCOMING.

The fast-working BOSTON
MAN could surprise this after
noon in the Grade B Handicap.
With only 100 to carry. the Bos-
tonian colt has much the best
Of the weights. DIT, with l26
to carry, is in rare form. Led
most of the way in the McLen-
nan and should place here. IN
COMING also is a stout posi-
bility.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
SECOND RACE CE--PRIORITY,
SAXONIAN, ABYSSINIA.

Everything appears made to
order for PRIORITY today, and
the gray filly should enter the
winners circle after the 10 fur
longs. SAXONIAN is getting
good and rates an excellent
money chance. ABYSSINIA
breaks very slowly, but comes like
an express train In the stretch.
Might be close.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
THIRD RACE - BROTHER
DEAR. SHIPS RUN, CLIP
CTnP

Unless BROTHER DEAR Is a
morning glory, there should be
plenty of daylight between the
Head Play colt and the finish this
afternoon. Working sensation
ally in the morning and ready
for the question. SHIPS RUN
would prefer more distance-in
tiptop shape. CLIP CLOP rates
a money chance.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
FOURTH RACE - ALAKING,
LLANERO. HE ROLLS.

ALAKING apparently has
found a snug spot in the grade c
handicap at 9 furlongs. Has
. some good works at Tropical re-
Gently and stepped a handy mile
in 1:41 fiat. The one to beat is
LLANERO, nosed out by Riding
Light several days ago In fast
time. HE ROLLS figures to be
in the money.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Racing News
Todoys Results Entries and Selections for Tomorrow
Rossvon's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Hioleoh Park

BEST BET-BROTHER DEAR

FIRST RACE - LA RICHIE,
ROCKET GAL, FOUR
STARS.
The Mate filly LA ROCHE was
nosed out in a photo anish re-
Gently and might graduate today
in the opener. ROCKET GAL is
a well-regarded yonngster and
the stable is high on this ones
chances. FOUR STARS has been
working well for some time and
has not done bad in local COM
petition. Figures close.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
OukIown Park
BY the Associated Press.

3-year-olds 9 furlones..
Doctor Reder (Whiting) 14.90 $50 $50
Star Whiz (Keiper) $50 2.90
Good Pattern Datti')) $40
Time, 1:16 2-5.
Also ran-Iron Plunger. Pair Rio, Ma
on ea st. Hsn 6sPn 6sPRnr VAN Besnts Tos
porous Law.
field.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500: claiming:
3-year-olds; 8 furlongs.
Mil Iron (chafin) 1870 120 BIO
Ninety Days (Crais) $50 $50
Iva Mae (Briggs) 1870
Time, lis.
Also ran-Red Gin, Superior, Mention,
Duty First. Gomez. Bar Cooper, Spin In.
I Holute and Jim's Charm.
fFfeld
Daily Double paid s1oe.4oJ
Evening star., 1942-03-03
N. Y. u. Teacher Dies

NEW YORK, March 3 P).-Carl
A. johnson, 81. instructor in science
at New York University and pioneer
developer of sound measuring de-
vices, died today at Memorial Hos
pital after an illness of several
months. He was a native of Loomis,
Nebr.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
EIGHTH RACE-HADAMOON,
LADY INFINITE, FRENCH

A galloping winner at the meet
ing HADAMOON appears to have
been dropped in the right spot
in the final. The Hadagal filly
has the speed to go the front
and the result should not even be
close. LADY INFINITE has
been working we'll for some time.
FRENCH TRAP with two wins
cannot be ignored.
Evening star., 1942-03-03

Oaklawn Park SLOW.
BY the Louisville Times.
1-Someone Else, Filipino Valet,
Neighbor
2-Chicwin, Alsbyrd, Gay Youth.
3-High Martin, Roidef, Hiblaze.
4-Imperial Impy. Franks Boy.
Swain.
Sour Willie, High Blame, Razor
Sharp.
6-Lyner,. Rough Going. Windshield.
Meanwhile. Rangle. Quizzical.
8-Fencing, Pennsburg. Bull Ter
rier.
Best bet-Imperial Impy.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
SIXTH RACE -'RAH NEE,
BRIGHT GAY, GREEDAN.

The farther the mare RAHA-
NEE goes the better she likes it.
The clockers have some good
reports on the Reign Count miss
Evening star., 1942-03-03

and the price should be right.
BRIGHT GAY has two good
wins to his credit and qualities
as the main contender. GREE
DAN is very honest and seldom
runs a bad race. -
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Hialeah Park (Fast).

Hialeah Park (Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
1-Medid, Matadora, Fair Weather
2-Brown Ben. Priority. Sickle Bill.
3-Michigan Sweet, Clip Clop, Wise
Colonel.
Allessandro. Yawl.
5-Dit, Sir Marlboro. The Rhymer.
6-Robert E. Lee, Hinblond, Gree
dan.
7-Volitant, Of Shore, Gino Beau.
Baby, Hereshecomes,
Hadamoon.
Best bet-Dit.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
Other Selections
Consensus at Hialeah Park Fast

BY the Associated Press.
1-TerSe, La Richie. Four Stars.
2-Border's Boy, Brown Ben, Ava
Delight
3-Michigan Sweet, Aunt Ellen,
Ships Run.
tHomeward Bound, Llanero. Yawl
5-Dit. Sir Marlboro. Incoming.
SBieber Entry, Bright Gray, Rob-
ert E. Lee.
7-Minee-Mo, Sameron, Litchfeld.
81Bess B., French Trap, Bunny
Baby.
Best bet-Bieber Entry.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
SEVENTH RACE - LTTCH-
FIELD, OFF SHORE, CHAR
ITABIF.

Going back to February II we
find a corking good race that
LTTCHFIELD ran on that date
behind Lassator. He was bumped
at the start and was finally beat
en- about a length for all the
money. OFF SHORE might hold
on better today and should hold
the balance of the field. CHAR
TABLE Is consistent.
Evening star., 1942-03-03
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. March 3 GP.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers. Inc:
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Local Realtors
Elected TO Posts

The following local real estate
men were elected as officers Of the
Institutes and councils of the Ma
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards al the St. Louis meeting.
They will take office in January,
1943 under president-elect Cyrus
Crane Willmore.
George Miller. regional vice
president of the National Associa-
ton Of Home Builders of the
United States; Charles Noble,
board Of directors; George w.
brennan. vice president in Great
Lakes region of American Insti-
tute Of Real Estate Appraisers:
Fred H. Blackwood. vice presi-
dent in Great Lakes region of
National Institute of Real Estate
Brokers' Lester J. Steele. re-
elected vice president of district
five Of Society Of Industrial Real
tors and James f. Atkinson was
elected as one Of the governors on
the states council
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Land Developers Meet Wednesday

Land Developers division Of the Detroit Real Estate
Board viii hold meeting in the Savoyard Club Wednesday
Members of the brokers' division and management
division o board Will attend the meeting.
Robert T. Gerholtz Of Flint newly appointed chairman Of
Builders Emergency Committee in Washington and
newly elected director of the National Association of Real
Estate Boards Will be the speaker His topic will be- War
time Objeciyes'
Tie home builders committee working behalf Of the
whole real industry in frequent conferences with
Washington officials WPB MIA and other agencies and
Of national attention building during
the
DR. Hartman Lichtwardt assistant surgeon at Ford Hos
will be guest speaker the luncheon meeting of the
United Northwestern Realty Association Thursday He will
speak on Iran The luncheon will be held the Fisher
NMCA. Grand boulevard, a Dexter boulevard
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Plastic Invention
Releases Metal

A plastic hinge for bathroom
seats has been developed IN order
10 release metal for war work.
The new hinge is non-CorroSive
and an integral part Of the over
all design of the seat. The texture
Of the plastic in the hinge blends
in with the scat The smooth sur
face of the hinge makes it easy
10 clean.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Repairs Permitted

Under the War Production
Board Construction Conservation
Order L-4l, maintenance and
essential repairs that do not
change structural design are per-
mItted without authorization. pro-
vIded the work does not involve
the purchase of critical materials
Loans 10 finance essential re-
pairs may be secured under the
Federal Housing Administration S
Title program in amounts up 70
s. 800 from qualified private lend
mg institutions. Such loans are
repaid in regular monthly pay
mentS and are subject y the in
Stallment credit rules Of the
Federal Reserve Boards Regula.
tlon w
Also available under the FIIA's
Title l program are loans tc
finance the conversion of oil-burn.
ing heating equipment.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Room Temperatures

Since homes will maintain lower
temperatures tins winter. families
who have insulation applied as
Sheathlng on outer walls OF their
horses arc fortunate. Since IL is
the nature Of heat 10 rise. the air
al the floor line of The unlnSulatcd
house Is always several degrees
cooler than five feet above In
Sulaton applied as Sheathing on
outer walls. helps maintain a more
uniform temperature in The room.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Nations Home Properties
Should Be Kept in Repair

With new construction curtailod
sharply under the war housing
program, added emphasis is placed
on the need for maintaining the
nations supply Of existing home
properties in a sound habitable
condition, Federal Housing Com
missioner Abner H. Ferguson de
clared Saturday.
Because Of the urgent need for
conserving critical materials for
direct warpr oduction purposes
new home building has beer
restricted 10 war industry areas
and there only in such numbers as
lS absolutely necessary 10 meet the
housing needs of essential workers
k'gpClI~Gu said
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Homes Must Last

'In view Of these restrictions.
II i all the more imperative that
the present supply of existing
homes be kept in sound repair,
providing decent standards of
sanitation and health" Ferguson
stated. For the great ma jority
Of American families, these
properties represent the only
housing that will he available
for the duration"
The best method for protectin,
these properties is immediate AZ
tentiOn 10 all essential repairs
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

be served at : ,. m. with dinner
scheduled for S p. m George ".
Romney managing director Of tic
Automotive Council for War Produc-
,ion viii be the guest speaker, Willis
u. Hall manager Of the industrial
department Of the Detroit Board Of
Commerce, Will Introduce Romney.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

regardless Of how small or unim-
portant they may appear When
undertaken promptly, work Of this
kind usually requires the outlay
of comparatively small sums.
When permitted to 20 unattended
even the smallest Job may develop
into an eNpenSiYe renalr bill.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Flint Builder Named
To Washington Post

Robert p GCfholI. vp'l known
Flint builder ha, been named
chairman of the Washington
emergency committee ot fre %a-
tIo1ai Association OF Homo Eu.a-
rr>. Officials SAID Gc'huIl tl-
done much work duurE 'ho pa.'
year .H lar'hcr.n- 'Ha ta.dr- o..
pGr1gs
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Keno Party Dec. q

The Detroit Rcal Estate Board 6
annual keno party wIil be held this
year on Wednesday, December p at
the University CLUB Larry Diebel
chairman Of the entertainment com
mittce Of the brokers division of the
board, informed US last week. IN
derstanding this is quite an affair,
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
EIsea Realty Report

The. Eleca Realty and Invest
mcut Company reports ~ sales
for the last half of November
1912. This includes II singles and
10 Cats, totaling Sllo,40o,
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Reouired Goodwill and Judgment

The administration Of this amended service clause will
require general good will the part Of landlords and good
Judgment on part of directors" Porter con-
nued feel that landlords in the country going out
of their way substantially the services that
they past We not relaxing rent control but
merely recognizing commOnsrnse the fact that in
wartime there certain unnecessary services concluded
Porter.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

Women workers honorcd last Tuesday after
noon in dcdaor- ceremonies Of the 1913 Detroit Build
Ideal Home. Ernest O knight, president Of the
Builders Show presented Mrs Dewitt Merriam. executive
director Of the American Womens Voluntary Services with
plastic emblem which used this year in place of the customary
Mrs Merriam and Barbara Ana Clark who is
Victory Michigan affixed the emblem the front door
O The workers home.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day in Daily De
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

Porter Explains OPA Amendment
to Rent ControI Regulations
BY MAURICE NAI.kER
Detroit Times Real Estate Idiior

ALL A. Porter deputy administrator Of OPA in charge
of the rent department, speaking at the war con-
u ference Of the National Association Of Real Estate
- Boards St. Louis recently, explained the intent OF
the recent OPA amendment hheralizing rent control
regulation in respect service requirements.
"RecOgniZing that under a economy IT may not be
possible TO quality, quantity and type of
service that existed the maximum date, OPA will
penaze landlord If the temperature in his house falls
slightly the temperature in the house on
the ma aximum rent date said If it is difficult for
the landlord TO employ quite he did
the freeze tn service i not substantially less
their elimination have intention OF quibbng
over minor changes unnecessary services, lie added
I'VE will however, insist the maintenance of those
basic which for the maintenance o
the health population We may not insist that land
still serNiceabe refrigerator when
there shortage of metal but do insist that he keep
the refrigerator the plumbing equipment in good state
repair.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

Order War stamps delivered
10 Your home hy your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06

TIE Detroit Mortgage Bankers will hold their annual meet
md dinner Thursdar r Cocktails viii
La gaceta., 1942-04-01
UN INTERROGATORIO A
LOS CIUDADANOS QUE Sc
INSCRIBIERON RECIENTE
MENTE
n MONS woman of the Year.

Washington, abril lei ad
ministrador de la Seguridad
Federal, Sr. McNutt, nantes
to aver que un interrogatorio
sera mandado a los 5000, 900
de ciudadanos que reciente-
mente Sc inscribieron bajo la
ley del servicio militar, con ell
fl nde poser un exacto pre-
supuesto" de la potencia en-
hombres de la naci6n.
Ell interrogatorio, un docu-
mento de A paginas, sera en-
viado a todos los hombres que
sc inscribieron ell l de febre-
70 y tiende a conocer las habi-
lidades especiales, aptitudes o
experiences gu pudieran ser
TITLES EN- ell ~esfderzo de que
ira. Cuando la information sc
reciba, ell bobierno de los Es-
tados Unidos tendra por pri-
mera vez una lista completa
de las habilidades manuales,
culturales, ETC., de toda la po-
biaci6n masculine entire las e.
dades de 20 a 81 amos y de 35
a Al.
La gaceta., 1942-04-01
."Oficiales alemanes O de parentesco aleman"
UNA NUEVA TRETA DE HITLER
o JOSEPH KALMER

Londres, Abril Eel 8 de
febrero ell Gobierno aleman pu-
blic6 una proclama por la cual
Sc ordenaba a todos los oficia-
les "alemanes o de parentesco
aleman" que hubiesen servido
alguna vez en- los ejercitos ale
man, ausbro-hingarO, MalianO,
pOlaco, checoeslovaco, baga, w.
goeslavo O libuano que sc presen
tasen a la delegation de policia
mas pr6xima antes del rs de fe-
brero.
La verdad de esta noticia no
deja lugar a dudas. ST no hubie-
ra sido mas que un rumor, el CO.
La gaceta., 1942-04-01

rreSponsal en- Berlin del peri6
dico sueco iSvenska Dagbladet
no hubiera obtenido permiso pa.
ra telegrafiarlo a EStocolmo.
IQue motive hay detras de e.
Ito? La condensation es que Hit
Ter necesita oficiales. Las terri
bIes perdidas del ejEncito ale
man en- Russia han decimado no
solo las filas, sino el cuerpo de
oficiales. Este uItimo fue STEM
pre- un punto vulnerable en- ell
ejercito aleman. La Reichswehr
con sus cuadros de 100000 hom
bres, tenfa 81 correspondence
enuadramiento de oficiaQes. Mu-
choS mas fueron instruidos
en- Secreto, pero no ell numero
que Sc necesita para un eJercito
de millones. Tan solo al aScen-
der al poder Hitler y deSpues de
restablecer Ga "soberania mill
tar" de Aismania, violando ell
Tratado de Versailles empezo
en- gran escala ell enxrenamien-
TO del cuerpo de oficiales y este
a gran velocidad. En- aquellos
dfas el ejercito Sc quejaba va del
bajo grade de education entire
los caIdetes reclutados de entire
las formaciones Nacional-SOcia-
lista. Los peritos militares de to
das las naciones convinieron en-
que, tarNde o temprano llegaria
Ell momento en- que los Nazis ten