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Evening star., 1943-05-29
Benning Station Employees
In Service 10 Be Honored

Employees Of the Benning gener-
ating station of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co. will dedicate a flag
staff and flag in honor of their
associates now in military service
at ceremonies to be held on the
Benning station lawn at 3 pm.
Monday.
The PEPCO American Legion
Post No. 49, under leadership of its
commander. A. L. Hisler. will par
ticlpate IN the celebration with the
assistance of the Legion National
Guard of Honor A. G. Neal, presi-
dent of the company, will make the
formal presentation of the flag staff
and acceptance will be by w. J..
Lundy superintendent of the Ben
ming station. The principal address
will be delivered by c. Melvin
Sharpe. executive assistant of the
company.
Out of the total Of 468 PEPCO
employees now in the armed forces,
20 are from the personnel of the
Benning station. The families Of
the men will attend the flag pres
entation ceremonies.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
~ kjGE} Reminders on Rati0nino&

Warning--Since tomorrow MAY 30,
is Memorial Day, many stores will
be closed the following day.
Blue coupons, Book 2-Those
marked G., H. J. K, L and M are
all good now for rationed canned
goods. The G, H and coupons
will expire at midnight June 7.
The K. l. and M coupons will re-
main valid through July 7.
Red coupons, Book 2-These can be
exchanged for meats, butter. mar
garine, fats and oils, cheeses and
canned fish.
Stamps marked E. F, G, H and
J are good now The E, F.. G and
H stamps will expire at midnight
Monday MAY 81. The stamps,
however, will remain valid through
out June.
Stamps marked K, L, M and N
will be good through June 80 after
they become effective on the fol-
lowing dates: K, tomorrow (Sun-
day, May 30l, L on June 6, M on
June l3 and N on June 90
War ration book No. 3-Forms on
which applications for this new
book are to be made are now
being distributed through the
mails. These should be filled out
and mailed back Immediately, and
in no case later than June 10. It
is not necessary to address the
forms to return them, since the
correct address Is printed on the
reverse side.
Sugar-Stamps Nos IS and is in ra-
ton book No. may be used to
obtain sugar for home canning
purposes. Each of these stamps
will be good for pounds through
October 81.
Families needing more than 10
pounds of sugar per persons for
home canning purposes must
make application to their ration
boards for all over this amount
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Boxer Cleared in Assault
By Jury in One Minute

John Branch, "a, colored. former
heavyweight boxing champion of
Hampton Institute, Hampton. Va,
charged with assaulting a police
man. was acquitted today by a Mu-
nicipal Court jury which returned
its verdict after celebrating only
one minute.
The 6-foot 4-inch defendant
weighing 234 pounds. was accused of
striking Patrolman William J. Wes-
ton, jr., of the ninth precinct when
the officer sought to arrest him May
II for minor traffic violation.
Branch. who said he is con-
struction engineer, told the jury
that ne only pushed at the police
man in seif-defense.
L wouldn't think of hitting an
ordinary man, because I know my
own strength" said the defendant
He said he had engaged in 18 box
ing bouts as an amateur, winning
II of them by knockouts.
The policeman told the jury he
was forced to use his police club in
self-defense. He said that. as re-
suit of injuries received in the fight
he still is unable to return to duty
Evening star., 1943-05-29

inasmuch as all car owners lack
sufficient gasoline
1T would be a labor of love TO
place flowers at the beside of all
wounded servicemen. and we hope
the heart of Washington will re-
spond to this appeal" an official at
Walter Reed Hospital said But
there is no way of collecting the
flowers, unless individuals bring
them to the Red Cross houses at
the two hospitals
The Gray Ladies urged nearby
residents particularly to remember
wounded warriors and bring flowers
to the hospitals tomorrow or Mon
dav
Florists here who have been do
mating flowers to cancer patients in
the Veterans Hospital at Mount
Alto have had their delivery services
restricted. Under existing rulings,
florists can deliver flowers for we'd
dings and funerals, but not to hos
pital patients.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Red Cross Asks Flower Donors
To Deliver Them to Veterans

Gifts of flowers to wounded SOL
diers and sailors at Walter Reed
and Naval Bethesda Hospitals will
give added significance to Memorial
Day. but the District Red Cross can
not collect these gifts and take them
to convalescents. as in past years,
due to the gasoline shortage.
The Motor Corps of the Red Cross
has had to curtail its activities, and
is unable to pick up flowers donated
by public spirited citizens as an ex-
preston of their gratitude to the
men in the service.
The Red Cross Gray Ladies at
Walter Reed and Bethesda Naval
Hospitals will distribute flowers
throughout wards. if donors will
bring their gifts to them.
Men and women who want to
bring cheer to sick men in these
service hospitals are requested by
the Gray Ladies to utilize bus and
street car transporta ton facilities.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Ship 10 Be Christened
For William I. Paqe
Veteran Capital EmpIoye
Will Be Honored

The William Tyler Page. 10000
ton Liberty ship built for the Mari
time Commission and named after
the late veteran Capitol emplove.
author of the Americans Creed" is
to be launched Monday at the Beth
lehem Fairfield Shipyard in Balti-
more.
The sponsor will be Mr.. Pages
granddaughter. Miss jeanne Cronin.
who was in Pearl Harbor when the
japanese attacked She is the
daughter of Capt. J. C. Cronin, U.
S. N, now commandant at the Naval
Air Base. Memphis, Tenn. Her
mother is Mr.. Pages eldest daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Page Cronin. Also
in the family party will be Mr..
Pages son. John Page. property
clerk of the House: Mrs. Harry
Pierce and her daughter Miss Pat
ricia Pierce
AANiiic1lo vi SOlI2ItSS anu IllOle
than a score of veteran House en-
ployes who had been associated with
Mr.. Page during his long service
had expected to attend the launch
ing. but the sponsors party was
limited to II persons.
Those selected include Represent
atives Stefan of Nebraska and Reed
OF Illinois, Mrs Bertha Taylor Voor-
horst, representing the association
arranging for the jubilee celebration
OF the Americans Creed: Miss
Antoinette Hart. secretary to Repre-
sentative Pfeifer of New York, who
arranged with the Maritime Com
mission for the naming of the ship;
James P. Griffin. minority clerk. who
was associated with Mr.. Page for 80
years: John Andrews. who succeeded
to Mr.. Pages position as special
minority emplove, and William P
Kennedy, from the press gallery. as
sociated with Mr.. Page for 30 years
Evening star., 1943-05-29

School student for his part in the
capture OF the alleged phantom
driver"
Senator Wiley to Speak.
Senator Wiley, Republican OF
Wisconsin. will deliver the principal
address at exercises to be held at
3 pm. at the Battle Ground Ma
tional Cemetery, under the auspices
OF the G. A. R. and the citizens of
Brightwood Many of the veterans
buried in this cemetery were killed
in action July II and II, 1864, in
front of Fort Stevens.
Participants in this program will
include the Navy School of Music
Band, Maj. John Deavy, the Rev.
Dorsey K. Sturgis, Francesca Della
Lane. singer, R. J. F.. McElroy, John
Clagett Proctor, writer and his
torian, and Walter L. Fowler
Children of the surrounding COM
munity will decorate the graves un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Angus
Lamond, jr., while the band plays
appropriate music A squad of
soldiers from the Washington Pro-
visional Brigade will fire salute.
Knights of Pythias Outing.
The Knights Of Pythias will hold
War bond and stamp outing at the
Government Palisades Recreation
Center, near 510O Macarthur boule-
ward.
A picnic will be held during the
morning and a program presented
at 3 pm. Former Representative
Luther Patrick of Alabama will be
the principal speaker.
Brig Gen. Thomas H. Green. as
sistant to the Judge Advocate Gen.
eral of the Army. and Solicitor
General Charles Fahy will speak at
exercises to be held by Georgetown
University School of Law, 5O6 e.
street NV, at 10 am.
Libraries of the city will be open
tomorrow from 2 to pm. On Mon
day, only the central library. Eighth
and K streets NV. will be open
from to 9 pm. according to Miss
Clara w. Herbert, librarian.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
80 New Jungle Birds
Acquired by D. {. Zoo
In Swap for Red Deer
Dozen Different Species
In Group Obtained From
Texas Snake King

About 30 bright -plumaged birds
from the jungles of Southern Mexico
and Central America, acquired by
the National Geological Park yes
terday in a trade with a Texas deal
er. have begun residence in the
Zoos bird house in a special glass
lnclosed tropical garden
Among the new residents are birds
of dozen different species, includ-
ing blue Mexican grossbeak. emerald
tanagers. Mexican cardinals, yellow
splotched Mexican orioles and sew
eral varieties of tropical humming
birds.
Most From Mexico.
Most of them came from the
Colima and Vera Cruz regions Of
Southern Mexico, as part of the
largest importation of ZOO stock that
has been made in many months.
They arrived here yesterday by
train, and became the property of
the local Zoo when DR.. William
Mann, Zoo director. swapped off a
few of his plentiful red deer to w.
A. King, famous Snake King" of
Brownsville. Tex.
Anticipating the trade, Dr. Mann
several weeks ago had constructed
the special tropical garden, with
miniature waterfall and growing
shrubs. Two high-powered sun
lamps were installed to provide ar
tiflcial sunshine to make the Latin
American birds feel at home.
Penguins Eye Newcomers.
The former jungle inha bitants
took readily to their new quarters.
first bathing in the waterfall at one
end of their glass cage Then. while
several penguins looked on COM
placently from their refrigerated
cage across the room. the new birds
hoped about noisily. sampling the
assortment of mixed bird seed set
out for them
In the same cage with the new
birds are several veteran residents of
the local Zoo-a bleeding heart dove
from the Philippines and two
tanagers
But off by themselves in another
cage, where they have no tropical
surroundings, are two slate blue
crested jaws. also new residents of
the Zoo, which arrived in Yesterday S
shipment. The Jays, explained DR..
Mann, can't be allowed to associate
with the humming birds because the
jays are 'cannibalistically inclined. -
Evening star., 1943-05-29

-
ton. according to officials, was by
an ice company in the center of
town, where lights were burning
throughout the test. officials of the
company said they had been given
permission to keep their lights on,
but afraid officials said they had
no knowledge of such approval.
They promised an Investigation.
Bernard J. Padgett, Alexandria,
chief afraid warden. said the new
all-clear signal contributed greatly
to the success of the test. He
pointed out that much confusion
had been eliminated among wardens
through the use of the audible ALL
clear.
Mr., Padgett also observed that mo-
torists ARE at last beginning to
understand what it means to drive
on low BEAM"
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Capt. Herring, Ex-senator s
Son, Listed as Prisoner

One District officer and eight
officers and men from Virginia and
Maryland are among 20 American
soldiers reported held by the Ger
mans and 1913 reported held by
Japan in a prisoner list made pub
lie by the War Department today.
Capt. Clyde Edsel Herring, %,
son of Clyde Herring, senior assist
ant to Price Administrator Prentiss
M. Brown and former Iowa Senator,
is the captured District officer. His
internment by the Germans was
reported in The Star last April 15
He was an intelligence officer in an
infantry division.
The Maryland and Virginia men
interned by the japanese and Ger
mans are not from the nearby
areas.
Evening star., 1943-05-29

over Facism and Naziism, it seems
unfortunate that representation
should be denied completely to more
than three-quarters of a million of
our citizens residing in the Nations
capital.
Our Endorsement of H. R. 1920
is not to be understood as indicat-
ing that we accept it as an adequate
or permanent solution of the matter.
The proposed delegate would have
no vote. Your bill must be regarded,
therefore, only as a temporary
measure. and it must not be regarded
IN any sense as permanent sub
stltute for real representation. We
can accept it and support it only as
an emergency measure and a STEP
ping stone to real and adequate
representation"
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Blood Bank Gets Donations

One hundred and six pints of
blood were given by blood donors at
the seventh visit of the Army Navy
mobile unit to the Woodside Metho-
dist Church yesterday. Donors in
cluded Is priests from the Xaverian
College. The visit was sponsored by
the Silver Spring branch. Mont
gomery County Chapter, American
Red Cross.
Evening star., 1943-05-29
Hull Reiterutes Hope
For French Accord
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull
today reiterated his desire for an
accord between Gen. Charles de
Gualle, Fighting French leader, and
Gen. Henri Giraud, French COM
mander in chief in North Africa.
which would fully join their forces
in the fight against the Axis pow
ers.
On the eve Of reported confer
ence between the two leaders at
Algiers, Mr.. Hull repeated with en-
phasis to reporters that he hoped
to see the fullest measure Of union
among all Frenchmen in the fight
against Hitlerism.
Evening star., 1943-05-29

These new rules governing
sugar for home canning do not
affect the regular allowances of
sugar for general use. Coupon
No. II in book No l is good for
5 pounds through Monday May
3l. Stamp No. 13 in book will
become valid Tuesday and will be
good for 5 pounds from that date
through August Is.
Coffee-Stamp No. % in book No. l
is good for l pound until midnight
tomorrow (Sunday. May 3O).
Stamp No. "a will become valid
Monday and will then be good for
l pound through June 30. Another
stamp will become good June 80.
Gasoline-Pleasure driving is forbid
den to holders of all types of gaso-
line rations
All existing IT" allowances of
gasoline must last their holders
through July 25. instead of the
previous date of June 30. This
represents cut of about 40 per
cent in the IT. rations.
NO. . A coupons are good for 3
gallons each through July 21.
B and C coupons, good for )
gallons each. expire on dates in
dicated in individual books.
Shoes-Stamp II in book is good
for one pair of shoes through June
Is.
Stamp No. 18 will become good
on June is and will then be good
for one pair of shoes until a vet
unannounced date.
Fuel oil-No. S coupons are valid for
10 gallons through September 30
Ceiling prices-No retailer in this
area legally may sell food COM
modities at prices higher than
those on the official OPA lists in
the last three Sunday issues OF
The Star. Ceiling prices for meat
were published in The Star on
May II and 13.
Evening star., 1943-05-29

Domestic help Is hard to find
but you may find 1t through .
Want Ad" In The Star.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
c~ONSTRUIRA Ell GOBIERNO
ITO

Ell gobierno federal ha dado su
aprobaci6n a un plan para con-
struir en- Tampa, sin demOra, O.
tros ITO departamentos con desti-
no a familias de obreros.
Del total, considerable las cir
cunstancias, Sc destinaran $40 3
personas de la raza negra.
Unos 120, de caracter temporal,
Sc c~onstruiran en- Port Tampa.
En- la ciudad de Tampa Sc cons
truyen al presente TIA 'unidades'
v otras 14s mas seran edificadas-
Cuando los departamentos Sc
hagan pasaran a Ia Jurisdiction de
Ia .Junta Local a Ia cual pertene-
cen los conocidos ciudadanos LO-
renzo Hernandez y Hoyt Wood
berry.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

FL congresista Lex Green, que
reside en- Starke, Florida, anun-
clio hoy su candidatura a gober-
nador del estado de Florida, su-
jeto a las elecciones primarias de
mayo del ano que viene.
Green es ell decano de la dele
gaci6n de Florida en- la Camara y
desempeha ocho im~portantes pues
tos en- los comites.
Naci6 en- ell condado de Brad
ford, Fla, hace 81 amos, y Sc gra-
duo en- la escuela de segunda en-
senanza de Lake Butler. Des-
pues estudi6 leyes en- las univer-
Shades de Florida y Yale. Esta
casado con Lucille Horris, de
Gainesville, v tiene dos hijos.
Antes de ir a la camara r juez
en- ell condado de Bradford.
Ha realizado por la Florida, CO.
mo legislator, una intensa v con-
structiva labor.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
Los PREcIoS DE LAS
SUBSISTENcIAS

Washington, agOsto liza
s~ecretaria del trabajo, Sra. Per-
kins, anunci6 aver una baja de dos
por ciento en- los precios de las
subsistancias, Ia primera declina-
ci6n substantial de este verano.
"Hasta la llegada del verano,
dijo la se~cretaria, la subida de los
precios no Sc habia interrumpido.
Ell negociado de estadisticas del
trabajo informa que Ell costo de
la vida, ell dia Is de julio, era de
1880 sobre Ell prOmediO de
1859.
Este es un cinco por ciento So
bre ell nivel de 1912 y 1870 sobre
ell de enerO de 1941.
La carne de vaca, pOr ejemplO,
ha bajado en- 8h % ,ocho por cien-
to Ia de puercO y cuatro por cien-
to la de corderO.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
LAMENTA QUE NO Sc
INCLUYA A STAIN

Chungking, agosto 12.-Los pc
ri6dicos chinos piden hoy que ell
presidente Roosevelt Y ell primer
minilro Churchill comedian aten-
ci6n, en- su conferencia del Cana
da,a la estrategia contra ell Jap6n.
"La duraci6n de la guerra Sc
ra prolongada 81 M puede lamar
Sc una ofensiva en- ell frente chi
no." declara Ell Sac Tang-Pao, or
gano del Ejercito.
I'm peri6dico catolico, ell $50
cial Welfare, asegura es una las
TINA que Stain no haya sido in
cluido en- la conferencia.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
Roosevelt visitara
a Churchill
Sc entrevistar&n
en- Quebec

Montreal, Canada, agosto 12.-
Anoche Sc anunci6, oficialmente
que ell presidente Roosevelt y e.
primer ministro Churchill Sc en-.
trevistaran aquf. La fecha de la
conferencia sera anunciada mas
tarde.
Sera la quinta relaci6n directa
entire los dos hombres, de ciudada-
no a ciudadano, desde Pearl Har-
Dor.
Los periodicos c~anadenses dan
la noticia de que aver c~Onferen-
ciaron con Stain, en- ~presencia de
Molotoff, los embajadores de Es-
tados Unidos v la Gran Bretana.
Con los jefes militares Y nava-
les ingleses conferenciaran los je-
fes militares Y navales de Esta-
dos Unidos.
Mas de tres horas duro aver u
ma session conjunta del gabinete de
guerra ingl6s Y Ell gabinete de que
ira canadense, presidiendo Chur-
chill Y Mackenzie King.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
REGRESO Ell CORONEL


Washington, agosto 12.-Ha re
gresado de un viaje a Ia Union So
Wet, ell cOronel Eddie Rickenbac-
ker, excapitan Rickenbacker, ms
pector tecnico a Las 6rdenes del
s~ecretario de la guerra, Mr. Slim
ION.
lie acompaharon su medico per-
sonaI, Ell DR.. Alexandra Dahl, y
dos oficiales del ~ejercito, el cOro-
mel William Nuckols y el CONAN
dante A. B. Sherry.
Este fue el tercer viaje de Rio
kenbaeker cumpliendO 6rdenes de
Stimson.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
STAIN REcIBE A DOS


Londres, agosto 12.-El pri-
mer ministro Stain recibi6 aver
en- audincia a los embajadOres de
Inglaterra Y Estados Unidos. A
sisti6 a la entrevista Ell comisario
de negocios extranjeros, M. Mo-
lotoff.
Creese que conversaron sobre la
vista de Churchill al Canada Y las
platicas que ell primer ministrC
sostendra con Ell p%residente Roose-
welt.
Russia no participant en- la con-
ferencia,. pero Sc lie informarara'
Sc informara al primer minis
tro y mariscal Stain de todos los
acontecimientos ,hora pOr bora,
seg6n Ell peri6dico yorkshire
POST, propiedad del ministrO E.
den.
La Radio alemana asegura que
Stain ha resuelto asistir personal
mente a las cOnversaciones que Sc
verificaran en- America.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
C A
HGARA

|pse'al de seis carros
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
RUSOS MILLAS DE KHARK0V
REUNION DE FABRIcANTES
Los ObrerOs en- Session
Permanente

A las 1890 de la mahana de
hoy estaban reunidos los senores
fabricantes de tabacOs.
Los tr~abajadOres mantienen su
peticion y no vOlveran al trabajO
mientras no les pagusn los saba
dos.
A las 2:3O de la tarde vOlveri
a reunirse la asamblea permanent
tie de los tabaquerOs, bajo la di-
recciOn del Consultivo.
I'm tabaquerO decia en- la ma
mana de hoy ,en brOma, que los
f~abricantes estaban reunidos para
acOrdar adelantarle dinero a los
que van en- canine de perder la
semana.
La COmisiOn de los Tabaqueros
visito aver al alcaIde chancey y
lie manifesto que no pOdia aceptar
la proposition hecha pOr 81 sObre
Ell arbitraje local o dejar tres dias
en- fOndO en- lugar de dos.
FL alcalde les cOntest6 que ten
ia en- gran estima a los dos parties
y que el desea, pOr Ell bien de
Tampa, que ell "incidente" Sc So
sin demOra.
HablandO aver con los tabaque-
la secretaria de trabajO declare
que no podia ~intervenir mientras
los ObrerOs no acOrdasen vOlver al
trabajO. "TampOcO puedo yO obi
a ustedes a volver a los ta-
81 resuelven hacer 10 con-
trariO.
No puedO Obligar a los fabri-
cantes a que Paguen los sdbadOs,
nj a ustedes a que dejen tres dias
en- dep6sitO. Solo disPOngO de un
arma, que debiera ser efectiva en-
de guerra y en- tOdOs los
la persuaci6n.
La controversial, segGn 10 que
hemOs dido, gira en- Ell antique
"circulO viciOsO" de la industria.
Temen los tabaquerOs que 81
eIlos ceden, los fabricantes 'les
caerGn encima", en- 10 que al fu-
turO Sc refiere.
Los duenoS, representation pOr
los encargadOs, Parecen decir: 81
Otras "fiestas" peOres
EstGn Ilenas de trabajadOres en-
vacaciOnes las principles Gales
de los Districts cOmereiales de
Tampa, TbOr City y West Tampa.
SaIudamOs, paseandO con Sus
f~amiliareS, a dos o tres buenOs a.
de las f&bricas.
ST no hemOs "PulsadO" NAL Ia
situaei6n, no Sc trabajarS en- esta
AlgunOs tabaquerOs PrOyectan
~excursiOnes a las playas cercanas.
OtrOs se prOPOnen "limpiar" de
"jaibas'' Ia antigua playa de Pal
mettO Beach.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
"A HA
y DE MERCANCIAS
A ITALIA

pulza, agosto 12.-Ale-
uSpendido tOdos los en-
ercancias a Italia, sin
Clones.
fnO del mariscal Bado-
Zen Ia guerra; pero evil
sguarda i~mportantes
entOs.
P0cOnOce, dice un peri6-
p'portancia de la entire
celebraran Churchill '
PIE Roosevelt"
Pl0Os parecen indecisOs
aplicar la formula d.
Unconditional.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
MARCO POR SORPRESA
ADO ORLANDO
Capturadas dos aldeas
nor ell Octave Ejercito.
Los c~uatrimotOres
b~ombardearon a Bonn.

agosto 12.-Las tro-
mas desembarcaron al
b Orlando Y combaten
con ell apoyo de la ar
Ia escuadra.
fibio" ataque de flanco
de uno iniciado hace
uando las unidades del
ercito derrumbaron to-
Gencia del enemigO.
bnes de la marina re-
IariOs c~ontraatques de
en- Cabo Orlando sor-
complete al enemigo.
ria d~esembarc6 en- la
% R~Osmarino, tres mi
de San Agata.
anes hacen una fuerte
en- su r~etaguardia, EN-
tie; pero ell Octave E.
81 avance hacia Messi-
una aldea al sur de
"a aldea de Zafferana
Jas VOlantes" de la Oc-
Aera atacaron objec-
Eriales en- Alemania.
Ell ataque a traves del
emo dia, luego de bonn
cturnOs por los "Mos-
las regiones del Rhur
llemana dice que Bohn,
SurOeste de Colonia,
pOr los americanos.
"cuatrimotores" rea-
ltaque amparandose en-
lcantes, dice la Radio
heron descubiertos an
7 a la costa ~francesa.
enc una poblaci6n de
Oltantes y es un centre
en- Ell vale del Rhin.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

FpeS'al de seis carros
'slls' Ontario, agosto
Uen especial de seis
80 hoy Ell primer mi
r-iSaill y su comitiva.
mayor general C. F.
e lsfe del distritO mi
2 con despacho en
leeada del presiden
PeF0 no Sc sabe cuan
! AZ iae @ieyantada aver ;
- "a soOre Ia bora de
- De estadO aneri-