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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
HOW DEAR TO OUR HEARTS

Once upon time, many and many
q year ago, men did not wear pojonos
when they went to bed. They wore
nightshirts.
Nghtshirts are long - usually -
and shoPeIess. Except that they are
made from q softer material, they look
and feel little different than oversized
grain bags with sleeves.
The War Production Board toyed
with the ideo Of shifting all men from
Pojonos to nightshirts until we beat
Hitler. They may have thought we
would hustle that much more to finish
the job. But coIner, kindIier second
thought INTERVIEWED. They'll take the
friIIs off our Poiomos, but they won't
sentence US to nightshirts. The uIti-
mate in indignity has not been
achieved.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
AGRICULTURE TOPS

senator Byrd's breakdown
or departments operating this
l8,948 cor fleet makes good
perusing, too. At the top Of
the list is the Department Of
Agriculture with 45l3 cars
and IS chouffeurs. Right be-
hind is the Department Of the
Interior tlckes) with 3252
cors and. e / 9 ht chouffeurs.
Third is the Federal Security
Agency CPouI McNuttl with
3lO4 cors ond 60 chouffeurs.
Under lOOO-cor fleets in
clude Commerce with l34
Federal Works Agency with
982, Veterons' Administration
with 800, IVA with ITO, and
Panama Canal with 2l2.
And for the Ponomo Co.
nols III cors there we're re-
ported $50 chouffeurs, which
wos tops. In defending the CO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
Q BARBS

The German people should be
used TO poison gas. They've been
getting it for years from Hitler.
Many a birthday has a party
but a lot of parties have stopped
having birthdays.
It's time we all know that il
takes more than hot air TO keep
brcezing along.
It's your own fault II your
nose is all that you have to look
forward TO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
SWEET CHARITY

CHAPEL HILL, N. c. DIR.
w. p. Richardson, health Off
GER, picked up bundle on his
office steps which was tagged
ito the health department"
The package contained Is
pounds of sugar.
DR.. Richardson donated it to
the USO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
EVEN STEPHEN

OKLAHOMA CITY-A civil
court jury reported to District
Judge Clarence Mills that it
was deadlocked 6 to 6.
The Judge asked the IL good
men if they would like to re-
cess for lunch before continuing
deliberations.
The jury retired to debate the
lunch proposal, and half an
hour later reported itself dead
locked on that issue, 6-6.
Judge Mills discharged the
jury.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
REDUCED ROLES

Stars are accepting smaller
roles these days. A shadow sill
houette Of Humphrey Bogart APP
pears during a few seconds in
The Hard Way" And Lieut..
Jimmy Stewart takes part in a
two-rcel Air Corps recruiting
film. Metro is considering a
mystery melodrama for Greta
CARLOS next. Or she may
share top honors with Spencer
Tracy and Judy Garland in
Dragon Seed" There's talk
of having all the murdered peo-
pie in Orson Welles' Journey
Into Fear rise and take bows at
the end of the picture.
Most studios rushed to regis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
LETTERS FROM HOME

INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana
men in the armed services who
have no near relatives soon will
be getting letters from "Hoos-
Ter MONS"
A group Of Indiana women
have organized TO write to men
from the state who would like
TO hear from home" The worn
c also will send them occas-
ional gifts.
But they will remain anony-
nous. Their letters will be sign
ed Your Hoosier Nom"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
BY WILLIAM T.. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority

It is odd how tense some Ot
us become when we play bridge.
OF course | think that is one of
the best assets Of the game. We
become so intent on a little
deuce or five-spot that we for
get our real worries. But oCca-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
HEALTH DIET

CHICAGO Mrs. Catherine
CopuloS, who will observe her
Tooth birthday Memorial Day,
listed three reasons for her good
health:
Hard work; drinking a half
pint Of port wine daily and
smoking an oriental water pipe
the last so years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
RATION REPORTS

Tire shortage and gasoline ra-
tioning have doomed theater
business in big towns and war
industry centers, but movie
houses are dying in the depop-
ulated smaller towns to which
fans used to drive Studios
must reduce company truck and
car mileage Sc per cent. Means
fewer location trips; also no
more limousines hauling stars
and executives around.
Don Ameche's option has
been renewed and he is about 20
begin his seventh year at goth
Fox. Once he flunked a Metro
screen test and the director
told him: "Mr. Ameche, I've
never advised anyone about his
future, but I'm going to break
my rule. You should stick TO
radio. You have a funny neck,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
'TAINT CRICKET

EASTON, Mo- Tire ration
ing doesn't worry the Theodore
Gam family much but Cri :ket,
the family pony, may stumble
under her load.
Four and occasionally five
children climb on Cricket at the
same time to ride TO school
and sometimes they give a lift
to two younger sisters who wait
at the road to ride to the house.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
% HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

ter titles bearing on the new
Women's auxiliary army, and
scripters are busy -. There II
be a film biography on Marie
Dressler Metro probably will
pay about 100000 for the
Philip Barry play. without
Love-" in which Katharine Hep
burn has been starring. Studio
wants to reunite her with Spen-
Ger TraCY.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
o FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
BY the Associated Press
MEMORABLE DATE

ANN ARBOR, Mich. To
morrow's a triple-barreled Me-
mortal Day for Henry c. Bar
ringer of Philadelphia.
First, it's his 22nd birthday;
second, he'll be graduated from
the University of Michigan; and
third, he'll be indicted as a Sc
cond lieutenant in Army intel
ligence Immediately after grad
uation.
He speaks seven languages in
which he can talk back ID the
enemy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

Al
LOS ANGELES Compel
ton for first listing in Los An
geles' 2l2 inch thick telephone
director is really getting stiff.
The first name in the new issue
reads:
"A A A A A A A A A A A
(There's II Count 'em) al
iteration and Repair Co"
It leads its rival "A" firm by
five AS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
PARKING is SWEET

KANSAS CITY, Kas- Mrs.
Pearl Faye Ashton Brown sued
for divorce. Among her requests
in the petition:
Return Of her sugar ration
book.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
. MIND YOUR
MANNERS
Test your knowledge Of
correct social usage by an
swering the following ques-
tons, then checking against
the authoritative answers be-

low:
l. If you want food sent TO
your room in a hotel, should
you telephone for Room Ser
vice?
2. If you are a delegate to a
convention, would it be all right
for you to introduce yourself to
another delegate?
3. If you apply personally
for a job and do not get it,
should you thank the employer
for the interview?
4. Should a person in bust
ness say "Okay" when a custom
er says Thank you?
5. Is You don't say" a good
reply when one is told a piece Of
news?
What would you do if -
You are a guest at a dance
and do not know the chaper-
ons-
(a) Say good vening to
them and introduce your
self and your date?
(b) Stay away from them?
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

you're simply not the hand
some movie type, and you'll ruin
yourself on the screen. Go on
back to New York"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

The greatest disadvantage to
being terribly fat is you can't
watch your step.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29
SACRIFICE CAN'T BE RATlONED


tice support the general idea OF con-
scrption, rotioning and price control.
In order to husband supplies and
smooth the adjustment Of O nations
economy to wars demands, restrIc-
tons which would otherwise be in
toIerobIe ore required. The assurance
that sacrifices are being shared boosts
morale. But free men sacrifice be-
cause they want to and they cannot
afford to fall into on attitude which
gives only what the state demands or
onIy when sacrifices have been equal
lied.
For government cannot ration socri-
fces-os becomes quickly apparent
when CONSUMPTION, rotioning and price
fixing are applied Bill Brown who
hates soldering leaves q good job to
take orders from John Jones who loves
soldering and was glad to escape some
obligations at honne Shirley Short has
q sweet tooth while lilly Toll could be
.hoppy with half her sugar ration. WAL
ter White who lives beside the bus
line bought q new cor in December
while Bob Black who lives in the coun-
try is down to the fabric on his tires.
Everyone's experience will multiply
examples Of unequal sacrifices.
The most meticuIousIy foir ration
ing will not equoIize socrifices-Ieov-
ing out any question Of chiseing. And
neither governmental RECOMMENDATION
nor policing by public disopProvoI
will end chiseIing. Both must do what
they can. But then the ordinary citizen
faces the necessity of consulting his
own conscience about his own share in
the war effort.
We believe democracy will live be-
cause the great majority ore ready to
do their shore-ond on extra bit to
make up for the chiseIers They will
not wait to make sure thot the other
fellows sacrifice is exactly equal to
their own. Ultimately what they do
is not between them and any board or
other governmental agency but be-
tween them and their consciences.
They sacrifice freely because their
highest sense Of justice and right bids
them sacrifice, because they love their
country and their fellow men.
Even in peocetine the success of
seIt-government rests fundamentally
on how we'll the individual under
stands the necessity for sacrifice, how
willing he is to work for the common
welfare. Thot is why q selfish, mo-
tero|istic "gimnee" attitude, often
monifest in specioI-nterest bIocs. is so
dangerous to democracy That is why
religion intoxicating q sense Of Justice,
love OF humanity, respect for truth,
and the unseIfishness Of spiritual inter-
ests, is such on essential Of seIf-govern-
ment.
1t is such elements as these which
give free, voluntary systems q vitality
no dictatorship can attain. Conscience.
not coercion, remains the foundation
OF free systems Necessary as efforts to
equoIize sacrifices may be, they cannot
supply the vitol motivation which the
free mans voluntary sacrifices for an
unseIfish purpose carries. And there is
some danger that democratic peoples
will count too much on measures to
compel und equoIize sacrifices.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

All people are entitled TO
their own opinions-but they so
seldom keep them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

Some of the bright colorcd
summer hosiery for men carry
an awful sock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

/. When a man takes a wom-
an in to dinner, does he offer
her his right or left arm?
2. When one mn comes up to
say good evening to another who
is seated, does the man who is
seated rise and shake hands?
3. Is it good manners to spend
all your time at a dinner party
talking to the person on one
side Of you?
4. At a formal dinner, does
the hostess enter the dining
room first or last?
S. Is it good policy TO cor
rect the grammar used by ones
friends?
What would you do if
You meet a person with a new
job and you knew the person
who held il before
(a) Keep talking about how
good the other person
was at the job?
(b) II you discuss I h c job,
talk about il from the
new persons point of
view?
Answers
I. His right.
2. Yes.
3. No. Divide your time be-
tween those on either side of
you.
4. Last.
;. No.
Better what Would You Do
olution-(b),
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-29

=. ANO. IVW 7 ( NNINUIITT VI
II was glad to help you would
be better.
5. No.
Better what Would You Do"
solution-(a).
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
. Los Estadistas y el placer de fumar
Tres hombres, contra otros tres: Roosevelt, Chur
chill y Stain, VS.. Hitler, Mussolini e Hirohito
POR FRANCISCO C. I EDRINANA

que constituye ell fumar. Nos
contentamos con que sean otros
los que sc encuentren en- esa ST.
tuaci6n. Nos conltentamos con
que sean Roosevelt, Churchill V
Stain -buenos clientes-, Jos
capaces de obtener que, "a mer-
ced del tabaco, sus corazones Sc
eleven Y sus mentes Sc despe-
jen. o a, 10 indispensable para
llegar a la meta del exito. Roose
welt, Churchill y Stain: un CT
garrillo, un habano, una pipa.
Tres mediOs que hacen possible
la delectaci6n de fumar. o un
medic, en- conjunto, de brindar-
lie claridad a la mente, reposo al
coraz6n, calma a los nervios, pa
"a hallar, y seguir ell sendero de
la gloria reservada a tres HON
bres que aun no han olvidado la
necesidad espirtual de entire
garse al ensueno, quizas porque
la ensonacion Is la sal y la gra-
cha de la existencia humana...
Diciembre de 1871.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

que cumplir sus sagrados debe-
res muy POGO appreciate por al
gunos, este Sc reuni6 anoche pa
ra tomar determinaciones defi-
nitivas, y, entire otras, para su
publicidad, Sc tomaron las 81
guienteS:
PRIMERO: Que hasta tanto,
no Sc de una explicaci6n cum
p,ida al Colegio Medico, en- ell
local que este designare, y no
sea reintegrado a su puesto ell
DIR. Ismael Angulo como MedicO
de Vista del Centric Espanol y
La Benefica Espanola de no
probarse que ha cOmetido una
felonia o ha dejado de cumplir
con sus deberes como Medico-,
por un perfodo de 80 dias, a
contar de esta fecha, Sc consi-
deraran rotas las relaciones o.
ficiales CON las Directivas de E.
sas sociedades, y, sus dependen-
cias, asi como, con los profesio-
Males que desde mahana CONT
nuaran presetandoles sus servi-
clos, en- cualquier aspecto cien-
tifico cue este sea.
SEGUNDO: EStrechar adn
mas, 81 es possible, nuestros la
EOS de amistad y consideration
hacia la mGsG social de esas dos
sOciedades, y brindarles duran
to esos 30 dias todos n~uestros
servicios con caracter gratuito,
81 es que estando necesitados de
ellos para ST mismo o para sus
familiares, quisieran solicitarlo.
A este extreme no solamente es-
tan obligados a servirlos los
PROFESSIONALS que hasta aver
estuvieron en- el staff de esas
sOciedades, sino que tambien,
cualquiera de los miembros del
EColegio Medico que fuera llama
do.
TERCERO: Una vez vencido
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
DEL DEL
CENTRIC ESPANOL
ROBERTO LADO

Esta recluido en- ell sanatoriO
de la generosa sociedad Centre
ESpanol, la decana de nuestras
sociedades, ell estimado y quito
joven Roberto Lado, hijo de
nuestros buenos amigos los es-
pesos g. Lado.
Familiares y amigos lie visi-
taron aver, enterandose de que
empieza a meiorar bajo la cui-
dadcsa asistencia del personal
facultativo.
A los buenos deseos expresa-
dos por sus muchas amistades
Y las de la familia Lado, con la
mayor sinceridad agregamos
los nuestrOS.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
POR TANTO:

P A Que a partir de
mafiana ning1n medico colegia-
do prestara sus servicios en- min
guna de las dependencia de las
institutcione Centric Espanol y
La Benefica Espanola; no Sos
tendra relaciones PROFESSIONALS
de nimg1n genero' con ningdn
medico que desde manana con-
tinuare prestando sus servicios
en- elias, sea cual fuere la prac-
tica de la medicinal que desarrO-
Hare aili.
SEPASE: Que, aunque MIN
gun asociado de esas i~nstitucio-
mes estA en- la necesidad de te-
rer que recibir servicios gratui
tos para 81 o para sus famllia-
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

res, como desmostraci6n since
ra de cortesia y afectos hacia la
mosa social, puede disponer en-
TODD mQmento del dia 0 de la no
che, v de manera desinteresada,
de los s~ervicios PROFESSIONALS de
lcual1uiera de les miembros del
CoIegio MGdico, durante los 30
dfas a partir de esta fecha.
Mario IS de 1912.
Alocuci6n, que
nos hemos visto forzados a ha-
cerla en- contra de nuestras vo-
luntades, pero compelidos por
las CIRCUMSTANCES porque atra-
viesa un hombre cumplidor y
companero ejempiar, Sc limIta
exclusivamente, a conslderar
los t6rminos aqui expuestosde
mdaera official entire ell Colegio
M6dico y las sOciedades enun-
ciadas; Y, jamas, en- Ell orden
personal contra determinada o
Jetarminadas parsonas, va que,
personal e individualmente, ca
,da uno de los Sanores Directl-
res de estas sociedades nos me-
,recen ell mayer respetO y la mas
alta estimation, y hacia los cua-
les, en- ell orden intimo les esta-
mos obligados de manera abso-
luta Y sincera.
Por ell Colegio Medico Latino
Americana,
Dr.. J. Silverio, Presidente
(Anuncio Pag0oo)
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

State Guard AMONG Holly
woodians doing their bit is Spencer
Tracy, who chairmaned the March
of Dimes drive in Hollywood. Tracy
is now making "Tortilla Flat"
When he walked on the set Of his
previous film, woman of the
Year." with Katharine Hepburn,
everybody noticed that somehow he
looked different, but no one could
figure out what caused the change.
What caused the change? A hair
cut! Tracy hadn't had his hair cut
for a picture since he played in
Murder Man." with Myrna 10y,
in 1885. He has let his hair grow for
characterizations in "Dr. Jekyll and
MI. Hyde" "Boys Town" and "Men
of Boys Town." "Boom Town."
"Test Pilot" STANLEY and Living
ston" and Northwest Passage"
But as a New York sports writer in
woman of the Year" Tracy en-
joyed a first class haircut.
LANA TURNER continues TO
add to her honors. --latest GeeoLade
comes from Arizona State College
which calls her "The ling Girl of
1872" and critics throughout the
land maintain that Lana puts con-
siderable zing into her performances
in Johnny EGger"..
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

Saludamos aver en- el sanato-
rio del Centre Espanol, cuando
visitaba a Don Basilio Alvarez,
a la bella sonora Isabel Fernan-
dez, hija de los esposoS Victor
Fernandez eel Galleguito), resi-
denies en- New York.
Ella departi6 un largo ratio
con ell querido Don Basilio. Vol
vera a visitarle antes de regre-
Sar a la Metr6pOli.
LIE confiamos un saludo die
"La Gaceta'' para Victor, su es-
posa y otros familiares.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

CARDUI es un nombre que listed
debiera recordar, 81 sufre, por eau
sas funcionales, en- estas dos for
mas: De dolores p~eri6dicos o meles-
tias, y de falta de apetito, fuerza y
energia,
81 la primera es ell motive de su
~descontento, commence a tomarlo tres
dias antes "del tempo, y tome
CARDUI como Sc ordena. 81 necesi-
Ia un t6nico para estimular ell ape
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
ALOCUClON DEL COLEGlO MEDICO
LATINO-AMERICANO
AL PUEBLO DE TAMPA EN- GENERAL.
A los senores asociados del Centre Espanol y de
La Benefica Espanola en- particular

Amparados en- los principles
democraticos y liberales que
siempre ha caracterizado a este
gran pueblo de los Estados u
nidos de Norte America, funda-
do en- las bases inamovibles e.
nunciadas por George Wash
ington EN- 1776 y sostenidas con
abnegaci6n y heroismo por
Franklin D.. Roosevelt en- 1912,
los M6dicos de Visitas de las So
ciedades Mutualistas de Tampa
que SERVINGS a diario a millares
de familias de la comunidad,
hace meses nos constituimos en-
colegiaci6n obligatOria para
que, al igual que otras uniones
de laboristas -manuales o IN
telectuales-, poder defender co
lectivamente ~nuestros derechos
81 fueran conculcados, y hacien-
dolo siempre dentro de la mas
estricta cbservancia del respeto
a las Leyes y a los sentimientcs
patrios de la poblaci6n de Tam
pa.
AL organizarse ell Colegio Me-
dico, entire Otros, tom6 Ell acuer-
do de declarar inamovibles nues
tros cargos de las sociedades, a
no ser que, por alguno de nues-
tros companeros sc cometiera
alguna felonfa, alguna' falta
fuera de la moral, o no desem-
pehare ell cumplimiento de sus
deberes como lie obliga la mas
elemental etica professional. Sc
acord6 que 81 llegare a ocurrir
en- cualquiera de sus miembros
alguna de estas circunstancia-
les, y fuera prObada por ed Cole
gio Medico, este quedaria sepa-
RADIO ''ipso facto' de la colecti-
vidad como companero.
Pero es el case, y objeto de
esta alocuci6n que, sin que hui
biera ninguna raz6n para clio,
las directivas del Centre Espa-
mol Y de La Benefica Espanola,
en- una lac6nica y quizas 81 des-
cortes communication, sin darle
explicaciones de ningun gene
70 EXPULSA de su staff" de
Visitas al DR.. Ismael AngNlo,
TODD cumplimiento probado du-
rante no menos de OCHO A.
nos conservatives al servicio de
esas instituciones, extreme este
que por acci6n refleja afects
tambien a la moral de todos suS
companeros de eiercicio.
Els de sobra conocido en- Ia
ciudad los meritos professionals
y personals del DIR. Angulo'
huelga hacerles yer a los seno-
res asociados de las sociedadeS
citada sus dotes de hombria dc
bien Y u eficiente preparation.
lPor dos motives eXpuestos, y
estimandoSe por ell Coleglo Me-
dico que clio constituye un he
cho grave para su clase, y una
falta de consideration para
hombres que con abnegacior
dia Y noche no han hecho mas
La gaceta., 1942-03-18
Muchas mujeres obtenen alivio en- dos formas

tito, aumentar la corriente de jugo
gastrico y ash mejorar la digestion,
Y eonstruir fuerza Y energia, enton-
ces Gselo bajo las direcciones dadas
para ell tonico.
Eu cualquiera de esos propositos,
CARDUI ha venido dando satisfac-
torios resultados a sehoras y senori-
tas durante 81 amos, como Sc prue.
ba por la ejecutoria de su popula-
ridad.
La gaceta., 1942-03-18

En- palabras ~certeras expres6
Thackeray, que "la pipa extrae
sabiduria de los labios del flo
SOTO y cierra la boca del tonto'.
Por su parte, Maggin signific6
que "ning1n fumador de cigarri
Hos Sc ha suicidado jamas". Y
del habano, Use ha dicho tanto y
tan bien! Podra argiiirse que
son palabras de poetas, de fuma
dores, de hombres, en- fin, dados
a la fantasia. Pero 10 que no po-
dra negarse y este 10 saben
bien los fumadores- es que la
aromatica hoja nicociana es un
gesto estimulante, que cuando
ell hombre Sc siente abatido v re-
cure al cigarro, halla un con-
suelo, y, en- resumen, que la So
ledad mas Sombrfa, ell cigarro,
ell habano o la pipa hacen ell pa
pei de buenos amigos capaces
de obtener que ell coraz6n Sc ele-
We y la mente Sc despeje.
Lin Yutang oh, delicioso
fil6sofo chino, toda sutileza Y
sabidurfa - ha expresado que
Sc presume a wees ''que los no
fumadores son moralmente su-
periores, y que tienen algo de
que enorgullecerse, sin compren
der que les falta uno de los gran
des placeres de la humanidad."
Y agrega, en- un rasgo de Sutil
ironfa: "Estoy dispuesto a adj
mitir que fumar es una debili-
dad moral, pero por otra parte,
debemos precavernos del hon.
b. 2 sin debilidadeS morales.
Es asi como tres hombres que
rijen ell future de millones de
seres, buscan en- sus momentos
graves la grata compania de la
RIGA hoja nicociana. Els asi como
Roosevelt, Churchill y Stain
Iperfilan, vislumbrandola en- las
olutas de hume, la ruta de la vic
toria final. Els ash, tambien, CO.
mo a MERGED de esa sensation
de bienestar, de repeso esprit
tual, que les brindan ell cigarri-
10, ell habano y la pipa, pueden
moJtrarSe a n~uestroS ojos con
la sOnrisa en- los labioS. Men
tras tanto, Hitler en- su retro
montanoso " f~antasmagorico;
Mussolini manoteando ante las
multjtudes desde Ell Palacio de
Venecia, e Hirohito en- sus jardi
mes decorados por los cerezos en-
flor, al lomO de su caballo blan-
C , han ahuyentado, en- eSta no
ra y en- todas- la sonrisa de
sus rostres, Files, los tres, han
escogido -por azares de la ccin
cidencia- csc r~eservadO del E.
ie destinado para los mo fuma-
dores", en- ell tren de los destinos
del mundo, Son tires ihombres
que no fuman, tres hombres que
no reciben La suave, a la par que
profupda inspiration de las vo-
lutas aromaticas,
Alegremonos de que sea ash.
Alagremonos de que no hayan
caido en- esa "debilidad moral