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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

ONE important reason why we
" do not have enough air
power 10 do the necessary job
over Germany, for instance, is
that SO much aviation has been
diverted TO transport tasks in
connection with surface opera
tons on land and sea.
For example, a four-engine
transport plane, delivering A
Jccp, spare parts. or blankets
and other supplies over 1900
miles from the United States to
our surface forces in Australia.
could have been a four-engine
bomber delivering the equiVa-
lent load in bombs from London
20 the heart of Berlin 20 times,
flying the equivalent distance.
SxIAR department report" at
w two points does make
specific references to air power.
In the first place, it declares
that an ar offensive from The
Aleutians against Japan is i'm
possible. But ii fails to tell
why Alrmen argue that. given
the proper types of aircraft.
such an offensive is entirely
feasible from Alaska. -
In the second place. the pic
ture asserts that we will never
have enough planes and bombs
10 wipe out the entire industrial
Germany. Airmen however.
have never contemplated wiping
out the entire industrial Ger
many They have proposed the
bombing OF crucial strategic tar
gets, the elimination of which
would bring war industry 10 a
standStill and make further re-
sistance futile. And once this is
realized, the morale of the
people Will break.
What the war department
film has 10 say about air trans
port, however, is not only true
but should be Self-evident. AS
long as we approach the enemy
mile by mile on the surface.
transport is the crucial prob
lem, and the airplane must re-
main harnessed TO the team of
ship. railroad and truck. But
when air power strategy be-
comes a fact, and the offensive
consists of direct assault through
the air from home bases-with-
out the need of fighting for in
termedlary bases transport
viii no longer be a serious
problem.
(NeXt Col. Appears Wednesday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

THERE is evidently consider
= able confusion in the public
mind on the subject Of air
transport in relation to war
strategy.
Many people fail 10 distin-
guiSh between air transport
which is just a faster and more
efficient method of delivering
goods-and air power, which is
A military force for defeating
an enemy.
Other people show DISPOSE
ton TO regard air transport as
cure-all for the terrific prob
lens OF supplying widely scat
tered fighting fronts all over
the world. Hundreds of millions
Of tons of munitions, food,
weapons and other essentials
must be delivered across 30 600
miles of supply lines. To expect
10 do this by aircraft is. utterly
hopeless. and no airman IN his
senses has ever suggested IT,.
4 NEW war film, soon 20 be
n released for showing 20 the
war industries. produced for the
war department by the Office Of
Strategic Services and distribu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

fundamental change is the evo-
luton Of the essential reproduc-
tive organs.
pUT these changes are likely
- 10 he overShadowed in the
changing individual by Others.
There Is a rapid increase in
growth height and weight in
creased
At the age of 10 girls and boys
are on the average. about the
same height Between 10 and
"A the girls are little taller
than the boys
BY the age Of Is the boNs are
taller than the glrlS and con
tinue -up 10 The age Of 20 70
maintain TINS increase
THE boy, voice changes 20
L deep manly bot no, always
perfectly controlled note he
begins 20 wash his hands and
face without prompting HIS IN
tereSt m ncCktics aWakens
The &. II suddenly acquires CO.
QuclTy the eldeiong glance
from under The dropped cyclIds
the quick getaway or false
escape whenever n boy near. her
age approaches
But why should ! catalOg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

For though our paths dirergng
Have Carried ms apart.
NJ hoUriB prayer, my ono desire,
Is 20 hold yoU 10 Inn heart.
To bold g0u 10 my heart og6lH
Ard H(rcr let yon go--
To hear your r0ico eicrHu'lB
Dear one, l lore Bop so!
Charles + Haihes.
CThe foregoing is No % for
poems for Swccthearts or hus-
bands IN the armed forces The
demand for these poems WAS
terrific. Now II IS more than
terrific 1t is becoming colossal
Nevertheless, we can't print one
every day)
WELL, sir. who do YOU think
w / had a letter from today2
None other than Tom Sharkcy,
the great heavyweight boxer of
the yesterycar Tom. now liV-
ing in San Francisco, IS 20 and
is working as 4 war plant guard.
He wrote 70 tell me the first
professional fight he ever saw
was the Corbett-Sullivan con-
test ar New Orleans Tom SAYS
Corbett was the fastest human
the squared circle has ever
seen Jim Jeffries said Sharkey
hit him the hardest sock Of his
career. Sharkey said Of JET
fries
at COneX Island when ! hit
him on tho button with all l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

the shore. We travelled light. !
carried a tommygun. and that's
all left my pack behind.
WE COULD see firing short
w distance Off We crawled
10 a nearby house. and lay in
the grass II was getting light.
and things really started
A sniper I'm that house spotted
us and began shooting Finally
one of our fellows said.
well, let's get them"
I won't 90 into details, but
we succeeded in our mission and
there were veral ferries
killed.
We made little progress off
the beach by the time German
planes began strafing, and they
were flying from everywhere.
They got a number OF our boys
and several Of our officers. who
really didn't have a chance.
saw many bomb fall, Some
too near for comfort The sky
looked like the Fourth OF July.
and il did for many nights after
that Ack ack roared Al all
hours and airplanes were all
over the sky.
Next morning we were lucky
10 move out Of building, be-
cause that afternoon IT was
gone. I've dug many a fox hole,
and deep
| had many experiences, but
some are too horrible 10 men,
ton. / could write a book, and,
well. maybe | viii for our paper
when ! get home. SIDNEY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
DEAR BOSS

DEAR BOSS:
TO-DAY is just two months
L since we invaded Italy. and
that was a day that l will al
ways remember.
| came into shore IN pitch
dark. The moon was out, but
disappeared when operations
began We had left our large
boat al about ] a. m. and went
down the ropes 10 a landing
craft which had m otor
running.
All else was quiet | remfnl-
her there was "A submarine Just
alongside Of us and II was Civ
ing directions 10 landing craft
off in the distance could he
seen a flare on the beach and
about mile farther on was an
other l believe there were four
such flares. Every one was eX-
cited. including me.
II was very quiet, and after
the news of Italy'S surrender
the previous day, we thought it
would just be an easy landing
AT $3.50 a. m. the landing bargcs
all started for shore,
IT WAS a pitiful sight because
Il as soon as the ferries saw
them, they opened up and some
craft just flew up in the air.
One Of those was 0f our outfits
but ! can't mention names
The officer in command of our
craft said we couldn't get in.
that it would be suicide. So we
headed 10 another beach It
seemed very quiet there and we
actually landed about a quarter
10 SiX, Just before II got light
outside
We were about the first 10
come in at that point, but n was
too quiet 10 suit me Perhaps
| was afraid OF SniperS, and
there were plenty of them
When we got as close to shore
as we could. the boat stopped
and the front came down. That
was a tense moment; we all felt
that soon after that door went
down. anything could happen.
We ran off the boat into about
three feet Of water and made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

that would carry YOU 20 the
moon and back would not make
YOU more kindly. or tolerant,
more nelghborly or make YOU
better husband father.
mother or child Education is
a thing of the heart emotions
attitudes. deals thing Of the
human sput. Machines VIII en-
able us 10 ike easier and give
every ono more opportunity 20
secure schooling and oven odu-
cation The two arc not always
the same Whether we take
advantage of that hcalcn-ma-
chlne-Scnt opportunity depends
upon our desire for education
/ rather believe the machine
VIII increase this desire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

Also often coming TO my mind
on these occasions Is what a. r..
Hmsman wrote.
Rejo deod BE iJo because ce did
aof ch1gsc
10 frc gn6 fsbamc The land
from chich nc sprung. -
Lie. 20 DC eire, ~ nothing much
10 i0sS
BIT Young men think Il ~.
and nee mere young
lean CABIN pronounced
y Ga beam Monsieur Cabin
has been doing fine since he ar
rived In Hollywood and is now
rated Hollywood hcartthrob No.
n He expects in time 10 pass
Walter Pidgeon who is Holly
wood heart throb No. IL.
.Cheeehe,ea Johnson Not
long ago Miss Johnson was the
official hostess Of the Miami,
FIJI. Chamber OF Commerce.
Sow She rs climbing the Broad
Way ladder of fame so rapidly
she is expected 10 soon achieve
musical comedy StardoTa- -Eha
long. lovely, lean and lithesome
"ChGochoo" is ; feet II inches
TALL She is said 10 look better
in a mink coat than any woman
in Manhattan. She has three
mink coats. Her old home town
IS McAllister Okla.
Copyright 1873. b. KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Quick Answers

President jefferson Davis OF
the confederacy, after But
Ter, as federal commander
in New Orleans, issued an
order that women who in
suited his soldiers were To
be treated without con-
sideration.
? -F'ormoSa.
3-The slaughter of 100 Phi
listines. David slew 200.
4 Stradivarius, because of the
great value of any violin
bearing his name.
5 Petty larceny.
Copyright. 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
NnsMer tn Qnestion So. l

answer To Question No.
/ By all means ladies' Why
should woman AZ any age not
Try io find what every woman
wants "a man not man IN
general but a man. a decent
KINDLY companjonable man
whom She can love. serve. and
if he VIII play 5000 obey
answer To- Question No. ,
= Yes bat only 10 selected
pupils who have some probahil-
iiy OF using them For an others
| think the time rs wasted At
Laramie. WNo, after nine weeks
intensive training IA Spanish
one student went 10 South
\ m erica and. within two
months, delivered lectures ON
L $. civilization in Spanish
An army colonel who had spent
p years studying languages in
the Far East heard University
Of Michigan students. after
three months study. convcrsing
!. in Siamese like natives. 4
Russian heard a Harvard class
speaking Russian, after only six
weeks training. and\said How
gifted Americans are ia learn
ing languages Scarcely any
thing is more urgent than that
thousands Of Our boys and girls
should Immediately Ikarn two,
or three foreign languages
Answer 10 Question No 3
3 No All the machines IN
the world will never make an
educated cultivated man or
woman. a BUCK Rogers gadget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
WALTER WINCHELL
BROADWAY
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1919

Trade Mark Registered. Copyright. 1919
(because were so htidklishD is
reading the claims of so many
others about being most popu-
lar with the listeners" Com
pare their CrosSley and Hooper
ratings (the only real barometer
of the adj agencies and sponsors
with those who really are
Some VINO make those claims
are 10 TO 20 points behind the
leaders.
Wini Shaw, who has served
our troops all over the warning
world with her songs and
beauty. observes:
while the isolationists are
knocking Roosevelt for the way
he II running the war-the rest
of us are knocking wood"
Alan Gale offering:
80 ermany hasn't been
knocked out Of the war by
Christmas, but Christmas has
certainly been knocked out Of
Germany by the war"
What irony.
Charlie Egues Of Arlington
ND queries:
III Frank Sinatra has
puDctured ear does that make
him flat tire >" The pa
pers asked Noel Coward what
he thawt OF Rep, Clare Luce
as a politician lie said She
was fine playwright
Meowwww II IS reported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
THE BRIGHTER SIDE
By DAMON RUNYON

GAM BLYTHE tire sage Of
- Monterey re8d my recent
sad tale about being warned OF
ciCarcts by MY CToaker and he
Is duly sympathetic lie wants
20 know what l DO with my
hands
lie SAYS ho was smoker for
more than so years then "a
couple OF years ago lury Of
mcdlcoS handed down the vcr-
dict of no tobacco orr him
So sam quit Bur there rc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

that Hollywood is prepared
with films for the postwar pc
Rod Feel safer? =. Cong.
Coffee is one of our saner leg
islators. But he DOESN'T inherit
the attention he merits because
he's trying 10 aid America in
stead of rapping il.
CIVILIZATIONS most devaS-
" tating criticism is this
The incest man in the world is
just a myth Santa Claus =.
Another wonderful man with
whiSkcrs is Uncle Sam. Makes
you sick 10 see politicians tax
ing bows for seeing TO IL that
pre-Pearl Harbor fathers are
taken last . . Draft boards have
always taken them last after
running out Of other sources Of
available manpower e.. Sudden
thawt. When the Presidents
away--the nice viii play, etc
THIS parent blameS John l..
Lewis for part of the flu
epidemic Too many Americans
are freezing and catching colds
because OF the coal shortage
The other day Dunninger. the
WIZ. accomplished his m o {
amazing trick He read the mind
of legislator.
Copyright by DAILY Mlrror Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
Connolly Answers

la Thomas: (b) Manuel;
(c) Charles,
24-Ial Napoleon: tbl Ellen
Douglas tcF George Fox.
3-ta) Stated. CD refused lc1
proud
la Wisdom; tb) moon &c
mischief.
5-laJ Spain. France England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

WONDER what the tlapjaws,
w who kept saying that the
war would be over by Christ
mas. areS thinking now? e.
You'll notice that those who
still think it'll be over soon ave
never those who are overseas
fighting it -. The big-ots who
yap about friendly aliens"
keep mum when il comes TO
laying something about enemy
aliens such as the Perhaps
SrpS Talk about word
jugGlcrs. there's the offering Of
the Rev Frederick KempSter,
rector Of ST. Marks Church.
Pittsburgh, Pa The reverend
writes about the quislings here
Gall offspring. he says of Judas
IscarioD:
"Some folks" he adds. "may
regard some of these scOundrels
ms pillars of the church. In my
humble opinion, they are cater
pillars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

ORCHIDS 10 Lowell Thomas.
" selected by Motion Picture
Daily's poll (of 500 radio
cditorS) as tho 1913 "oustand-
inc news commentator"
Lewell's always been our favor
tie radio reporter. which has
been testified 10 here often =.
A pleasure. s'hclp me, TO be his
runnerup The item. how
ever, that makes one tcc-hee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
II. y. DUEsLHNG
THE SIDE

Distributed oy King Features synd.. Inc.
had and he didn't 90 down the
heart went out OF me-"
Who remembers .1haIkoy 81
place on lith Street New York
City? don't. but MY Uncle
Al never tired taking about h..
Maybe you have seen The George
Believes etching. a Night at
Sharkey' Somebody should
publish Sharkey's lile story
Would make great reading.
SntR casualties were light"
" "Only three planes were
lost" Only six of our planes
failed Ia return Such obsorya-
-tIonS continue 10 appear in tho
dispatches from the battlefront
Gentlemen, please stop il. 4
only one American dies IN an
action 10 is disaster
Can't yeti make yoaf reports
read
"in this action James Jordan
gave his life for his country on
The victory was ours hat three
great fighting men made the
supreme sacrifice, John Jones,
Henry Martin and Alfred Ste
Nens did not return" Whenever
l hear Of a young fellow being
killed IN battle ! never fail 20
think Of Joyce Kilmcr's lines
from Rouge Boquct':
Killed ia thfr yoWhfM prime
Never TO ioagh o,' tore again.
Or taste tho stm,merfimc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

m aimed The problem Of the
hands
MY hands flop around with
out any visible or actual occu-
patton" sam SAYS merely "A
collection of futile fingers that
for wears have been accustomed
Is operate IN the highly intelli-
gent and sustaining work of
installing and removing from
my avid mouth the smoke pro-
Niding and fragrance of good
tobacco.
How are YOU getting along
with yours -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
DEAR Boss:
Letters From Times Soldiers

EDITORS NOTE-This is a
letter TO the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors. re-
porters and photographers Vho
haze gone into service from the
Times editorial department. Me
writer: Cpl. Sidney HriiinoN
uho UGs in Italy at the tune of
uritinR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
BETTER HEALTH
+ BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING


LIVERY human being II !,
II lives long enoueh whethor
male or female nov ar Girl COOS
,bro,oh ono groa, ro,,eIn,,oya,.,,
cyclic l,fo c6ange u is caIIoJ
nnhertv
L,ve,.v fo,,alo human bo{,, 70
She lives lone cnome,b Zoos ~
through anotbcr cycle us,1allv
hctvtocr, ~. ,,,,g - ~. .,,A "a
The n1enopausc Some males 90
through much the Same thing.
In response 10 numerous re-
quests VIII discuss these
change in the articles today and
tomorrow.
IN THE. first place II vf1urfd 10
i emphaSiIed that these
changes arc perfectly natural
The lfc az ever, human being is
conducted on three levels not
sharph separated but fused
The first is the level OF nu-
triton eating food for walnie-
nance energy and growth.
Tho second IS reproduction Of
SUCCESSOR members az tho STc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20
HOW TO WIN AN
ARGUMENT

Albert Edward Wiggam. d. Sc.
There are 10000 WAYS 90 lose an
argument bu ONLY ONE WAY TO
WIN TINS amazing Booklet tells
exactly how a. presents the sCleu-
Mic findings ~ tWo research men
whose STUDY b. based upon ~. 900
observed arguments hotwceu people
IKE those yau meet This 20 page
booklet sent not for profit sbut as
a service 20 thc readtfs - Ie' e
Include 3c s,ampcd\ 5eif-addressed
envelope
Address Or. AIbert Wiggam,
care OF Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

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advantage, " Witnesses go "o'
AT" AVS l.lAe S'"i'"
sam b'Nul' say ne heNyi WIS vas
c'2afel smoker oul oei,eu
cigars ana Pipe '2'dOCo So'1''ulS.
itiS lailufe 10 ia"e 10 'iEaie
puzzles MN as ne Wa ooin oiliE
lew mics IRON Nothg. en-
y ~ Wneie me hIn o. Rim
ball q co. manufactured per
hapS nc flrst INCONVENIENCE
cigare'S IN TINS country
liz COLLIE TED me PIC
~ lures, as dld tnouSdndS oi
our Nouih IN nose aayS. ana re-
calls the trade OASIS Wflch was
one Pauline nan LOT 'hiee ray
Iemple'onS and M p y your
pocke'S Tor i7''N'e h7i,eN.
me lazy Wllh me mos peIio,ci
legs M INC "ol IT, lhcla@nla ~
ttan6lc was sun iiVlnE me iaSI
heard Shc Is around ~
ncll'Nc.
sam o "e no' ieWei'lnef
much competition Tor Emma
CaruS on Maggie Cline or Edna
MaNo who did not appear IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

them for you. my experienced
reader?
IT BEING a perfectly natural
Il process any treatment is
. usually unnecessary. Sometimes
the girls need some extra iron.
And very rarely some cndocrine
treatment may be indicated
one seldom secs any good re-
suits from cndocrIne treatment
70 increase height or reduce
weight. but sometimes IL works.
The only treatment | suggest
is psychological II is almost
more than some people can bear
not 10 tease these chahZnliHGE
Bur Try 10 refrain They arc
suffering enough.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
@ After reading Your quota
ton that married men do not
hre longer than bachelors it
only seems longer. | have come
20 the conclusion that You arc
4 bachelor I Arn-Sllre j.
question Of general interest and
your readers you'd like to know
+ G.
Al have been marie d
nearly 30 years. IL seems
long time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-20

cop,rsht 1913. John F. pAis Co.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
LA MUJER MALA
Amanda Bejart, la Esposa de MoIiere

tie de Versailles. Armande viva
cada vez mas separada de su ma
rido. La genie murmuraba que
otros hombres eran mas a~fortuna-
dos con ella que Moli&re.
FL II de febrero de 1878 Sc
quejaba ell famoso escritor de
grandes dolores y malestar. Sus
amigos lie aconsejaron que no ira
bajase 5 noche, y ell, Sc dice que
respondi6: "iQue voy a hacer?
No voy a privar a cincuenta per-
sonaS de su salario." Era In repre-
sentacion del "Enfermo magma
RIO. Armande no Sc preocupo en-
absolute de su marido y abandon6
ell teatro apenas acabada la repre-
s%entacion. Llevado a SUI casa por
un actor, mando desde ella lamar
a su mujer y a un %sacerdote, pero
murio antes que llegasen ambos.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
LEGO A EGIPTO Ell ENVIA-
DO ESPECIAL DAVIES

Cairo, Egipto, mayo l7-En ca
mino de MoscG arrib6 aver a es-
Ia eiudad ell Sr. Jose +. Davies,
enviado personal del presidente
Roosevelt cerca del primer minis
tro russo Jose Stain.
"Llevo un saludo para los So
viets, su ej6rcito Y lideres que
magnificamente ~sostienen los bas-
tiones de la civilization contra las
hordas de Hitler"
Davies lleva una carta auto
grafo del jefe de estado america
no para ell primer ministro russo.
Pasara aqui ell tempo necesario
para continuar su viaje.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
HIMMLER TIENE A SU
CARGO Ell CONMBATIR
A LOS GUERRILLEROS

Estokolmo, mayo l7.-Las ope-
raciones de las %guerrillas son de
tanta im~portancia detras de las
lineas alemanas, en- la Russia So
Wet, Bosnia y YugOeslavia, que Ell
iefe de la Gestapo, Heinrich Him
Ter, ha tornado una legion" con
la esperanto de exterminar a e.
SOS grupos de p%atriotas.
Figuran en- la LEGION" los me-
iores tiradores del ejercito ale
man, en- unidades de 20, y tienen
mano libre para matar.
Una confederation especial Sc
ha prometido a cualquier soldado
que mate a 100 guerrilleros.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Pre.cdo c~ufolico denvncio como foIso la
Propaganda nozi que representa- q los
Estodos Unidos como vn pals de oteos

MIAMI, LORID - En-
SUI caracter de obispo de San
Agustin, pueblo EN- que Sc en-
c%uentra situada la mas anti
qua reliquia cristiana de los
EStados UnidoS-el santuario
de Nuestra Sonora de la Leche
Y del Buen Parto, conStruido
por los espanoles-el Reveren-
disimo Joseph P. Hurley de-
nunci0 a "los enemigoS nazi-
faSciStas de la libertad Y de
Dios que han propagate por
todos los paises la infame pa
trana de que existen en- este
pals 60.000.000 de ateos y de
que la Iglesia Cat6lica juega
un papel de muy poca impOr-
tancia en- la vida norteameri-
cana"
Fsta vehemente protesta del
obispo Hurley contra la "propagan-
da ext~ranjera," sirvi6 como prefa-
clio a su sermon pronunciado con
motive de la celebration del Dia de
las Americas. en- ell Barry College,
de csta ciudad, ell cual fu6 difundido
por radio a todos los PASSES del
Hcmisferio.
AL describir ell referido colegio
como luna institution catolica de
ensenanza que ha sido un factor i'm
portante para fomentar la benevo-
lencia cristiana Y la compression
cultural entire las naciones del Con-
tinente americana" ell obispo Hur-
ley dijo que aquel estaba intima-
mente ligado con ell %gobicrno de
Miami, eel cual es a su veZ, un
fucrte eslab6n en- la cadena de
solidaridad interamericana."
Refutada pOr la guerra
Citando un ejemplo mas de las
falsedades contenidas en- la decla-
raci6n nazi referente a que ell pue-
bio de los Estados Unidos esta
"compuesto de seres sin vigor, deca-
denies y embrutecidos por los pla-
ceres ~materiales, ell obispo afirm6
que la refutaci6n de tai calumnia
"esta siendo actualmente escrita
con la mayor gloria por los valero-