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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25
.TEXACO GAS AT
CUT BANK WILL
SUPPLY FALLS

Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. an
nounces that it win Immediately begin
the construction Of q gas transmission
line extending its present transmits
sion line in the north part Of the
Kevin-Smburst field to a connection
with the field gathering system Of The
Texas Co. located in the North Cut
Bank area
The construction Of this transmits
sion line has been authorized by the
Continued on Page Four
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25

Montana's allowable was increased
1900 barrels over the April figure fol-
lowing estimates Of the OIL Conserva-
ton Board at recent Washington hear
ings on Montana production capacity.
The estimate Of $4,000 barrels was
given TO the OPC at a time when It
was expected that there would be nor
NAL drilling and usual flush production
TO care for natural decline. AS IL Is,
there has been a dearth of drilling
during the first three months Of this
year and it Is problematical whether
the state can run 25,200 barrels per
day.
Wyoming win be able TO make its
allowable Of $500 barrels, an increase
Of 800 barrels. likewise Colorado It's
1900 barrels. an increase Of 1000 bar
rels per day.
California's allowable was increased
1l4OO0 barrels to 673.S00 barrels daily.
1t was the statement Of Co-ordinator
Ickes that the increases were TO re-
plenish supplies in the Pacific north
west" which may or may not suggest
that the OPC will take steps 10 COM
pei dominant majors OF California to
allow the utilization Of crude and re-
fined products from the Rocky noun
tain states in their Pacific northwest
territory.
The national allowable was fixed at
3 .474,000 barrels daily-200, 900 barrels
below the April figure.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25

scoffed at by many. During the past
week q new wen was placed on pro-
duction, the Sorenson-Peterson- Govt.
NO. l, the first well inside the Houston
pool contour. 1t appears to be the
largest of four wells drilled on top
Of the rimrock plateau, seeming TO
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25

again confirm the uncanny accuracy
Of the pioneer geologist.
Houston is now a resident of Cali
fornia, having had no participation In
Kelvin development since his early en-
Payment west Of Kelvin. His clients,
Canadians who formed Oak Oils. Big
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25
STEEL AND VENEZUELAN on

STEEL AND VENEZUELAN OIL
The War Production Board has Is
sued an order, P-1O3-a, granting ex-
ciusiyely to the Standard Oil Co. Of
New Jersey preference rating TO IA
cilitate the acquisition Of materials
necessary for the operation Of its re-
fineries and oil fields In Venezuela and
the Dutch West Indies. This rating
order covers over $4,000 tons Of steel
No explanation has been given as 10
why this amount Of steel should be
supplied for use in Venezuelan &C
tivities In view of the scarcity Of this
material for use In this country.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25
Calls Upon Montana to
Set Oil Production Record


history
Harold Ickes who 2S2oO daily allow
alb n
The production aOwabes Of Wyoming Of Colorado and Of California
likewise while elsewhere
tOn ordered reduced 2s4 barrels UsBM estimates
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25
A. C. N. Earninas

BUTTE-Anacond Copper Mining
Co. had net income OF S43,433, $50 in
1871, equal to S5O1 per share, COM
pared with 1910 net income Of $685.
O52, 500 or S4.O4 per share.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25
RESOLUTIONS
Adopted by the Montana Oil Gas Producers Association
in Session in Shelby on April 20, 1912.

attention Of the office of Petroleum
Co-ordinator with a petition that raj
rates shall be adjusted and that Pc
troleurn products prices be adjusted
TO make possible utilization Of the
aforesaid supplies and that tank cars
be shifted into the Pacific Northwest
that they may be readily available in
the event Of a military emergency
which might completely shut off
tanker traffic from California.
Be 1t Further Resolved, that copies
Of this resolution be furnished to vari-
Gus agencies in the discretion Of the
Board of Directors.
Respectively Submitted,
DAN DRUAGHELLER,
Chairman.
C. N. WRIGHTER
o. I. DE SCHON
j. r. ENGELKING
j. H. AGEN
OIL CONSERVATION BOARD
Whereas, the state Of Montana has
in its OIL Conservation Board a mem
bership Of highly respected and highly
efficient oil men and, whereas. we be-
neve that the OH Conservation Board
of Montana has functioned to the
best of its ability under the limitations
Of the law and, whereas, 1t is the con-
sensus of opinion Of Montana oil OPP
orators that the functions Of the board
should be increased to cover the func-
lions of the several regulatory bodies
now dealing with the industry.
Be It Resolved, that the Board Of
Continued on Page F1ve)
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25

Elephant. Carlson Oils. Alene Oils and
other companies, dropped out Of the
field without knowing what they had
in their map, the key to millions Of
dollars. since they could have owned
the several pools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25
Texas Company
Drilling Report

OVHFOEkfANV
Rio Blanco County
Wilson Creek--26- 3N-04W, Unit No
10, 1852 feet-DrilIng.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-25

o result Of success of acidizatton, con-
firmed the Houston contours.
wrighter last year followed the pro-
ducing contours Of the Rimrock pool
up onto the high plateau above the
rim" where Houston had mapped q
completely closed 'shigh"-a theory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Mass Hike
900 Texas A. & M. Student.
TO Go TO Opener

COLLEGE STATION, TIE X,
Sept. 10 CUP).-More than 1000
Texas Aggie students plan mass
trip to their football
teams opening game with Loui-
sisna State at Baton Rouge Sep
TENDER 26.
Cooperating with the govern
ment's campaign against use OF
buses and trains for football
trips, the famed Aggie twelfth
man" still expects to be present
in force at Baton Rouge. Letters
have been mailed by students to
newspapers in east Texas and
Louisiana explaining the
purpose of the hitch-hike army
and the self-imposed code OF
cadets who travel by thumb.
No more than two Aggies may
stand at a roadside take out"
station at The same time. When
two get rides, two others may
occupy the loading zone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
How to Get There
Us Series Problem

at Ebbets Field and Yankee
Regardless of whether the Cards
or the Dodgers meet the Yankees,
there'll be an open date between
the sixth and seventh games if
the series goes the limit. The
open date permits a ticket sale
for the final contest since the
pre-series sale is in three-game
blocks.
In former years special trains
were chartered for the players,
club officials and writer's TO in
sure uninterrupted movement be-
tween the competing cities. How
ever, specials" have been ruled
out by Defense Transportation
Director Joseph B. Eastman.
The uncertainties of travel
bookings account for the decision
to open the series September 30.
With the regular league schedules
ending Sunday, September u, the
series normally would open the
following Tuesday. However. the
inaugural game was set back one
day as a safety first" measure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
.SOffbaII
Tourney
Tonight
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

The 1912 world softball cham
plonships will get under way in
u. of d. Stadium tonight at 8p. m.
when the Pageant of American
Youth" the dazzling annual of
ficial opener, unfolds to send is
mems teams and 10 girls teams
into battle in quest of Pepsi-Cola
awards. most coveted trophies in
the softball world.
Bendix Brakes Of South Bend,
defending mems champion, is the
only one of the 26 contenders GER
tain of playing on the opening
night program.
Detroit will be represented by
Briggs Bombers, in the mems
division, and by Local 400 Co-Eds
in the girls division. AS winners
of Class A championships in the
Detroit Metropolitan tournament,
the two tie ms automatically
qualified for the world title games.
After tonight's program the
teams move into Mack Park,
Mack at Fairview, and in Michi-
gan Alkali Field, Wyandotte, for
elimination games Thursday and
Friday. These tits will start at
noon in both places. Saturday the
survivors return to u. Of ID. Sta
dunn for the semi-finals and Sun
day will meet in the finals for the
two championships.
All proceeds of the program 60
to the Detroit Navy Recreational
Fund administered by Capt. r.
Thornton Brodhead.
The following teams will COM
pete:
Bombers. Detroit; Merrill Fishers
worcester. Mass Kodak Park. Rochester
IN. Y; Cummings CONSTRUCTION, Baltimore
ROmsSoSS p RSsnoh' p RaRss NJ c
zollner Pistons. Fort Wayne. Ind: Match
Corporation of America, Chicago; Goet'
Brews. st. Joseph. Mo-: Metz, Omaha
oilers, Tulsa, okla: Magma Firemen. Salt
Lake City. Ut; Phalsnx Fraternity
Phoenix, Ariz.. HMCs York. Canadian
champions.
| Local 400 Goods, Detroit; American
Yarns. Mt. Holley, N. c.; Erin Brews
cleveland: Garden City Maids, Chicago;
Greenwood EIectrics, Des Moines: Ind y.
leans: Copperettes, Garfield, Ut; Ram
blers. Phoenix, Arz.: Sunday Morning
Class, Toronto, Canadian champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
K. {. Golf Meet May
Be Last for Duration

The fourth annual Knights OF
Columbus Inter-Council golf tour
nament will be held Sunday at the
Sunnybrook Golf Club. Van Dyke
and 17-Mile road. This may be
the last event for the duration
and the committee is making all
possible effort to top last years
record entry of 100 contestants.
Entrants will tee off beginning at
8 a. m. The day of golf will be
concluded with dinner, refresh
ments and prizes. The committee
is headed by Leo Aranowski of
Detroit Council and includes Art
Sammut, Joe VerikaS and Joe
Ardito. John Stabnick of Cardi-
nal MERCER Council is the defend
ing champion and the team title
is held by Gabriel Richard Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Fight Results
by United Press

New York-.Joe Peralts, l34%, Tsma-
qua, Pa, outpointed Joe Torres 1921
Puerto Rico 90; Jim Carollo, 1873 New
York. ksyoed VIM Wright. is4H, New
York C); Chester Rico, 36%, New
York. scored a technical Knockout over
Mitsos Grspos. 1875. Greece go; Pete
Ceno, i4s. New York outpoInted Jay
shans, 142%. Los Angeles Cal, e).
White Plains. ~. Warren Peterson.
ISL. New York, scored a technical knock
out over Van McNutt, 154h, Baltimore
Nd, (2) Tommy Carlo, 1921, waterbury,
Conn. outponted Harold Green, 14i, New
York 90.
Clevelsnd-Jimmy Bivins III, Cleveland
outpointed Tami Mauriello. $50. New
York GOl.
A. Pittsburgh- Charles, 1850, Gin.
cinnati kayoed Nose Brown. 1877. Nc
Keesp0rt 90. Sgt Mike Rana, II Knox
Ky. decisioned Bobby Ivy. 1901. Hartford
Conn. IO) Jose Bssora. 1882 Puert'
Rico decisioned Ossie Harris. 1891, PITTS
'burrh nol; Carmen Notch. i45-l Pitts
burgh. dscisioncd Winnie Vines. 147, Sche
.ueCtAdy. y. Y l0l: Tony Ross Jr.. 1907
Detroit technicsled Ray Ferris, lf3, Pitts
lburEh ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

CHICAGO. Sept. is (UP).-
The st. Louis Cardinals. a head
ache TO National League rivals
for the past five weeks. presented
basebalrs top executives today
with a serious problem for the
1912 World Series.
A neutrality-suspicious.
in-time" transportation problem
faced Commissioner Kenesaw M:
Lands and his aides after a meet
ing yesterday settled the routine
series arrangements.
The fall diamond classic will
open September 30 in the park
of the National League winner,
with the second game there Octo-
Der |. If the Cardinals are the
senior circuit representative there
will be day allotted for travel
between the second and third
games and the fifth and sixth con-
tests, if the series goes that far.
Should the Dodgers rally to
take the pennant. the first six
games, if that many are required,
will be played on consecutive days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Adams Nearer
Riding Lead
Continued from First sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page
yards from the finish only to have
his mount beaten a head by Re.
mote Control, which came from
far back.
In the next race, the Antoine
Purse. Adams got S. J. Briskin's
Campo Verde 10 the front only
to have Max Wexler's Dispose
come on again to win easily by
two lengths.
In the Roleo Purse, Adams was
up on the Dixiana Farms Sirocco
and after having his mount bumped
around at the start, still could
bring the 1910 Arlington Classic
winner on TO be beaten a heaC
by the s 10 | shot Bonnie Andrew
Adams had the best horse, but
couldn't get him home.
In the seventh, here came Adams
again, this time on f. III. Beezley'S
Many Lands, 6 TO l wager. He
was out in front at the turn for
home-then on came Tonypandy,
with Lowell Jones in the saddle.
to hang up a two-length victory
and SIT mutuel.
In the last race Adams finished
fourth on Beezley's Fond Hopes,
which was well backed because
many thought he would finally
overcome the odds.
1t is or interest TO note that the
riders OF all three money horses
in the last race are newcomers
to Detroit. They were Steve Muir
ply on Flourtown. the winner
which came from last in the late
stages TO win and pay SIT; Willie
(Peanuts) McCadden on Alumont,
which was fast closing second at
10 TO /. and Dave Prater on Ho
Hung, the 10 to / shot which fin
ished third.
It's new crop of boys and they
don't all look too bad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
I.Arm bat CIlamD
Gets .34I Average to Win Cenadian-Amercan
Honors He's Called Major CeIiber

GLOVERSVILLE, N. Y, Sept.
16 (UP). Pete Gray, the only
one armed player in organized
baseball, today held the batting
championship OF the Canadian
American League.
Center fielder OF the Three
Rivers, Que, team. Gray led the
league with a mark of 1881, ac-
cording to official averages.
In $50 trips in AZ games he
garnered 81 hits. including two
doubles. batting in 13 runs, stole
13 bases and scored 81 times.
The tall. slender outfielder is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

good enough for the majors, man.
ager Mickey O'Neill. a former
major Lacquer, believes.
When hitting, Gray chokes up
Slightly on the bat and puts all his
weight behind the swing. His
fielding is above average. He holds
his glove on the tips of his fingers
and removes it after making the
catch by holding the ball in the
crook of his wrist. He makes the
change so speedily and has such a
good throw that few opponents
are successful in attempts to take
an extra base on him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
B Teams Notice

Hazel Park, champions Of the
Crosse Pointe League, a class B
challenges any team
or teams in I, metropolitan area,
within 80 miles of Detroit City
Hall, Sans preferred, to a series
of games for the area champion
ship. Call or write Ralph Bryson,
23151 Crosley, Hazel Park, Mich,
or call Trinity 2-5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Bad Man Disqualified

Bad Man" Lewis was up to his
old stuff in his comeback" match
at the Fairview Gardens last eve
ming, getting himself disqualified
for rough treatment handed out TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Harold Chaundy. In tns Other
two matches FLASH Fordon won
over Louis Kline and AL LaFoon
beat Tony Barowcliffe. The Dale
Wayne-Billy Beard bout was a 30
minutes draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Family Affairs

Three husband-and-wifc teams
competed in this years hole-in-one
tournament in New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Cheap Purchase

The managerial contract Of
Pedro Hernandez. contender for
The festherweight boxing title. was
bought BY Al Well a little over =
year ago for 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Major League Leaders

RUNS
williams. n sox 1913 OFT. Giants io7
DiMaggio, Yanks i19 Gift, Browns los
DiMaggio, r sox 100
HITS
Pesky. Red sox 19e Williams, r. EoI Il
Spence, Senators 1e7 DiMaEpo, r. sox IT'S
IDiMaggio, Yanks 17p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

totals les $3.50 SEA 1884 SO - M
'fnc,ndes totals % Fuehs Rove Nc.
Nsif Hitchcock. Tebbstts. Frauk'in snc ne
games Of July I and August ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

HAWTHORNE
Track, sloppy.
First Race Enterprising, Brother
Bert. Chain Break. Corporal Al, Hy-
kerry, st. Jock. Hasty Tommy. Elec-
trical
Second Race-Town Lace. sanctity,
Copper Heels, Very True. Maisco. Steel
Gate. Big Bill, Epiget. Cloudy Weather.
Wing Leader.
Third Race seaboy. Gray Ethel.
Monks Memo, Miss Cedar. Uncle Wal
ter, Emdale.
Fifth Race-Bright Harvest. Sylvan
Dell. Her Relish. South Bound, Bally
Boy
Eighth Race-West Ho. South Border,
Drollon. Sweet Olga, Crown Colony,
Masculine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Scratches

BY United Press
AoUEDUcT
Track fast.
First Raee-Brsmble Bus, Eric knight
oueenliks.
HARRAGANsETT PARK
Track. fast.
FIRST Rce-Transmtter Fold Under,
Gold Bill. Ahyon. Gran cosa' Miss
Greenock.
second Race-Mirands a.. All Crystal.
Daisy, Jack Ruebens. Flying West. star
Quest.
Third Race-Panifreda.
Sixth Race-Rompers, Dairy Lady,
suntegra.
Seventh Race Msjorette. Wood BlaIe.
Eighth RAce--High Finance.
Ninth race (substitute)-Off
HAvRE DE GRACE
Track, fast.
First Race-Psrt One, Kaydeekay,
Stadium, Renowned.
Second Race-Snow Swirl. Agrarist.
Strana, I'll PatAro.
Third Race-MaeJames
Fourth Race--Indian Sun.
Sixth Race-Whistling Dick, Fair Rock,
woodbuek. County Cork, Lees Jimmie,
Nilon, Avesta.
Seventh Race-James. Impregnable,
BeauEar. Pittsburg.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
Mussolini quiiere inclinarse hacia la Lzquierda
J6venes con ideas fanaticas
PoR GUIDO DELLA ROSA

companias an6nimas de Italia y
censur6 al Partido por haberse
convertible en- un instrumental a
manos de csc capitalismo que Ell
Fascismo Sc habia propuesto
Fcontrolar.
ViduSSoni fue ell aclamado
por La Prensa fascista como un
modelo para la juventud fascis-
TIA; "En Vidussoni la juventud
italiana encontrara I'M ejemplo
viviente que les enseiara a for
jarse un alma y a templarse un
espfritu, en- la acci6n, la lucha
y ell sacrificio."
En- Italia nadia necesita que
lie templen ell espiritu para ma
yores SACRIFICES. Pero desde
la ascension de Vidussoni y Ra-
vasio como controladores del
Particle, han aparecido extra-
nos ~articulos en- ell "POpolo d.
.talia', Regime Fascista" y O.
tros diarios ''ortodoxos''. Esos
articulos SON nj ms nj mems sino
H. repudiGci6n q negGci6n de la
enterG VidG pOltticG q de la es-
trutturG del complete Regimen
tai d como 10 hemos cOnOcido.
"IPor que" preguntab "fui-
mos a la guerra sin canones nj
aerOplanOs? A causa de los Vie-
Jos del antique Regimen, que
engaharon al pals. La Italia
Fascista ha sido estafada; Mus
solini mistmo ha sido traiciona-
do por estos viejos. La clase ca
pitalista ha conseguido cOmprar
a estos viejos a quienes Sc ha-
bia confiado la creaci6n de ls
/ Italia Fascista. Debemos ba.
rrerlos y, 81 es necesario, hare
mos una nueva revoluci6n u
ma revolution del verdadero pue
bio de Italia agrupados 0 nues-
tro Duce y con nuestras viejaS
estacas".
Por ell otro lado, y en- ell mis-
mo periodic, Sc expresaron pun
toS de vista enteramente opueS
La gaceta., 1942-03-19

tos en- los peri6dicos que porte
1leoen a los grandes indastrio-
listas. Escribiendo en- "Stampa"
ell % de diciembre Alberto De
Stefani Juno de los viejos de
bufanda y babucha del antique
Regimen expresa SUI Alberta
cr1a;ca de %ciertos aspectos de la
economic fascista.
DE Stefani aboga por 10 que
Ell Hanna "riprivatizza7iona", u
ma Erase POGO feliz que significa
ell retormo q Ia inicidtiVG priUd-
dd. Sc apresura a explicar que
este no quiere decir la vuelta a
la libertad economical nj aun la
economic liberal "pero es
bien compensate que, en- UNI
mundo econ6mico vacilante, "a
fectado por la politica, la genie
pensara en- ir al otro eXtram0
sin pensar en- las consecuencias,
debido simplemente al cansan-
clio o desagrado con una intar-
venci6n imperfecta del Estado.
mo era question de Gambia de
politica economical, pero no ha-
brfa causa de queja 81 algunas
de las actividades econ6micas
q. hoy efectGa ell Estado fueran
transferidas finalmente a la ini
~ciativa privada. No hay contra
Idicci6n entire eSta conception y
la idea de vuelta a las empresas
privadas nj aun a la propiedad
privada.
Y este Sc esribi6 unas pocas
semanas despues que el Gobier-
no Facista habia decretado el
n~ombramiento de "Delegados
del Estado' en- todas las compa.
MAS y empresas, y en- ell mismc
! momento en- que los partidario:
de Vodussoni hablaban de la ur'
gente necesidad de barrier TODD!
los hombres y sistemas viejos J
hacerse cargo del entero pals
Estos dos puntos de vista EXPIRE
san dos concepciones diatral'
mente opuestas-una que deSes
la Vuelta a un estado de mayol
iniciativa y propiedad privada
Y la dtra vociferando estrepito.
samente por una cosa que no Sc
ria mas que la desaparici6n d'
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
CARTA ORIGINAL

Ell alcalde de un pueblo de
este pals, recibi6 una carta asf
redactada: Soy fuerte, gozo
de buena salud, tengo Fl amos,
hermoso pelo rojizo, aspecto
simpatico, buen caracter y es-
toy dispuesta a compartir la vi
da con un hombre joven, de
honradez reconocida."
Luego de reflexionar unos
momentos, ell alcalde decline
ell %argumento.
Querian echar sobre el una
pesada carga y la rehus6.
Los anhelos del m%atrimonio,
segdn la tradici6n, tienen va
un grave valedor en- San Anto-
Mo.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
DIVoRCIos

Decretos: Stella Halloran Ke-
lily contra John Joseph Kelly;
Marie Lunceford contra Robert
B. Lunceford.
Nuevas demandas: Isaac Shaw
contra Flossie Mae Shaw; Ka-
tharine Estelle Fulwood contra
Charles Henry Fulwood; LII
ian w. Austin contra Ernest C.
Austin; Barnett Kessler contra
Lucille K. Kessler; Beatrice
Winford contra Eddie VIM
ford; Antonio Coto contra Je-
SGS Coto.
La gaceta., 1942-03-19
LA GACETA
a iniciativa y prcriedad priVa-

49, NS y
ia.
5Que sigrifica todo este? En-
primer lugar, Ia expression de
tai conflicto de o~piniones mues-
ira como sintcma ell descontsnS
10 intense que reina en- cada es-
fera de la vida en- Italia.
Podemcs imaginarnos aun
mas y este es que, mientras
la voz de los industrialistas es
espontanea, los exalbrUptos de la
juventud, representada por Vi
son instigados por Mus
sdlini. Ell IDuce, encontrandose
peuiido para amigos y enemi-
COS. V sbandonado por Ell pueblo
de italia, ccncibe un paso arries
gado en- su nefasta carrera CO.
mo dictator y trata de una Utrd-
da repentina hGciG la i@quaerdd.
'Dsbetmcs volver y volveremos
a la concepci6n del programa o.
rig1nal del Fascismo," chilla la
de Vidussoni.
Cuando 81 captain echa la cul-
pa de su fracaso a su genie, es
evJiente y SECURE que la catas-
trcfe lie amanaza en- tOdas par
ties.