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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Every life is a picture Of some
sort, and love is the light which
you turn on the canvas without
the lighting. the most brilliant
career is fiat, dull and common
place.
To a married man who has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
A SENSIBLE MATCH!
BY HELEN ROWLAND

SHE WANTED TO make sensible match.
She wanted TO marry the seasons catch
a financial Leviathan!
She pretty and witty
And very much "it-ty';
So She married the laundryman
She knew brokers and gayboyS
And millionaire playboyS; ..
But she had more practical plan
She considered the butcher, the grocer, the baker
The tailor, the farmer the cabinetmaker-
Then, she married the aundryman
And now she can sit back and sweetly relax.
In her fresh Numbered blouseS and snowy white Stacks
And her lngiries all spckand-span.
She can change blow-cases
Each day and D.
With her vefy laundryman!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Messages for Georges

"You might tell him that I
carried $4,000 OF ms money
around New York this morn
ing" Dina said with grim flip
pancy.
Money which he'll promptly
recover" / told her. and then
Mary chimed in with equal flip
panCy.
Give him a kiss from Dina.
and the back OF my hand from
me. she said. The last time
] saw him he was so absorbed
trying 10 find out what made
Lima tick. he brushed me off
As i were a gnat or a mosquito
or something
IN try 20 get your messages
straight. I.told them laughing,
as / went out into the hall.
Philip Neritzen was IN the ele-
vator when II stopped al Mays
floor, and We went on down TO
my suite together.
John Hayes Will be right
over. Philip said. How did
Mary react 10 your news -
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

glanced at his wife's dressing
table, there are no feminine
beauty secrets. He can tell
you everything except what
shade women's hair Will be next
season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

/ repeated the words and
with an excited cry, she whirled,
snatched up the cast, and
pranced around the room with
II in an impromptu dance move
ment.
Then she stopped short, in
obvious sudden fear.
You don't mean-you cant
mean-that Steve is going TO
stay on?" she queried.
mo, / mean nothing of the
sort" / told her. Steve is 10
be dismissed tomorrow John
Hayes is 10 take his place.
Then I'll bet you three cook
les 10 the hole in the dough-
nut" Mary said. that little
Stevie will let loose a pOpgun or
a hand grenade, or some other
lethal weapon in the vicinity OF
yours truly and her new leading
man tomorrow night! Better
tell John 10 wear a pie tin or
frying pan over his inSideS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Sends for John


you are incorrigible" ! told
her. But l warn you 10 calm
down. Father has asked your
father-in-law 10 send for John
Hayes for some reason, and
when father is through with
him il is extremely likely that
Veritzen pere will bring Hayes
over here.
"Then I'd better get dressed,
Mary said practically win /
enjoy getting into street cos
tune again after these awful
housecoats! BY the way, where's
Veritzen fills ?"
'NoePs gone out 10 do some
telephoning for father away
from the hotel" / told her.
when he comes back, !
imagine he can come back
here"
Il hope he can" she said.
I'D like 10 be properly kissed
in honor of this festive occa-
sion
viii Send Him Over
on send him over If ! can"
! said, as ! went toward the
door. And / have another joy
Gus piece OF news for you. I'm
taking Aunt Katharine down 10
the hideaway in a few minutes
for a reunion with her huS-
band"
II sannas and Psalms"
Mary caroled with genuine
glee. and when Dina had sup
plemented the paean with an
exclamation of How wonder
full she looked shyly at me
Il wonder she began, and
stopped But carefully / pre-
tended not TO hear her
by the way girls. - said
hurriedly knowing that ! was
answering Ollna'S unSpo X q n
query, Il imagine III be seeing
Georges while I'm down there.
Have you any message for
hlm 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Vatican
Warned
by Axis

WASHINGTON, Sept. u CUP)
The Nazi-sponsored National
Republican Fascist Government OF
Italy today attacked the Vatican
for its "pacifiSm and anti-German
sentiments and threatened "radi-
cal measures if the Holy Sec
failed 10 remedy It's stand
The attack. broadcast over the
Berlin radio and beamcd 10 Italy.
was more violent than any made
by any Italian government during
the 20-year dictatorship Of Mus
Sollni in whose name the new
government has been set up. The
broadcdst-WaS recorded by the
federal communications commits
Sione---,.
THE Vatican. the prelates. all
the hiers rchy OF the church.
from the Pope down TO the
parish priests, have this choice
either with Fascist and
Catholic Italy or against IT," the
broadcast said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Patriots Claim
) Adriatic Isles
Map by Times staff Artist

LONDON, Sept. p CUP)-A
communique from the YugoSlav
liberation army said today that
partisan forces had seized five
Adriatic islands and al least a
dozen more inland towns in Bosnia
and Croatia in what appeared 10
be a general offensive TO secure
beachheads for possible Allied
invasion.
Anglo-American military quar-
terS. unable TO confirm the re-
ported successes, were skeptical
that patriots without adequate
armor or artillery could carry
out such an offensive. but
acknowledged that German garri-
sons in YugoSlavia were weak
enough TO make it possible.
Three Of the newly-captured
Adr.atiC islands we're identified in
thaGDartisan communique as Brac,
Wis and Hvar, all south of Split,
big YugoSlav port which the
partSanS claimed to have occu-
pied last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Jap Base
Near Lac
Bombed

ALLIED HQ.. S. W Patinc.
Sept p OUPl-A heavy Allied
aerial attack on Cape Gloucester.
New Britain apparently the start
of a campaign to destroy Japa-
ncse bases within easy roach Of
newly won Lac and Salamaua.
was announced today IN a COM
munique
LiberatorS and Flying Fort
resscS dropped 81 tons of bombs
on Cape Gloucester. 135 miles
north of Lac. Sunday, wrecking
or damaging four enemy bombers
and a fighter on the ground and
kIndllng fires in the air base Wis
lble 70 miles
Cape Gloucester lies along the
route from Lac. on New Guinea
10 The major enemy stronghold
Of Bahaul on the northeastern
end OF New Britain Island
a spokesman said evidence Of
heavy enemy losses IN the Lac
campaign had been found. One
japanese regiment OF $3.50 men
lost al least 1853 men alone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Churchill Shuts
Door TO Ndzis'
LeniencY Hopes

Il LONDON, Sept p GNS)-
Prime Minister Churchill today
bluntly told Germany it has for
fcited the right to lenient armi-
stice terms such as granted to
conquered Italy
In his lengthy report on the
war, Churchill cchied the promise
of President Roosevelt that Prus-
sian militariSm as we'll as NaziSm
must be destroyed.
Churchill bitterly attacked the
NaZlS for turning Italy into
battle-ground for NdZi rearguards
TO be plllaged and terrorized in
llltler'S fury and revenge
The Italian people. he said,
will be rescued from their state
of Servltude and degradation and
viii be enabled. in due course, 10
regain their rIghtful place among
the free democraclcS Of the mod
ern world
IL may he asked, would you
apply this line OF argument to
the German people," the prime
minister continued
II say the case II different"
"NaZi tyranny and Prusslan
militariSm are the two main eIe-
mentS in German life which
must be absolutely destroyed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Safety Engineers
Sought by Navy Here

The navy needs safety engi-
necrS. II was announced today by
1t. r : SIMS, acting ofiicer-iu-
charge of the Detroit Office Of
Naval Officer Procurement.
Engineers not employed in
essential war industries or by
federal agencies may qualify for
commissions If they hold engineer
ng degrees from accredited COLI
lcGes and have at least five years
experience In responsible posi-
uonS As industrial safety engl-
necrs. 1t Sims explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Hastings Man Heads
State S 0ptometrists

Or DeForrest D Walton Of
Hastings today assumed the pres
idency of the Michigan State So
ciety Of Optometrists. He was
elected az the closing session Of
the convention a. the Book.
Cadillac,
Other officers elected we're
James Kirk Of Adrian. Donald O.
Emmons Of Cadillac. A r Hicks
Of Saginaw and Henry O Shane
Of Jackson, vice presidents. John
Wright Of Detroit. secretary and
S. Z SupliSsis o! Muskegon.
treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

Il we do not appreciate The boons
that we enjoy, we have only 10 60
back 70 The old chronicles, and read
that men tore gold rings from their
fingers and women cut Of brsids Of
hs- 70 help The common cause. When
history adds our page 70 The rec
ord il ought 10 say thst we gave
freely out Of our abundance, again
end again, 50 thsf right and ustce
might live. For unless we do So
through The medium OF War Bonds
there will be no page 70 describe the
victory OF our generation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
lSf Lady i'm Honolulu:
Appeals for CrippIes

HONOLULU, Sept. p QNS)-
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt, IN
Honolulu today after a Pacific
war zone tour, urged a nation
wide educational program TO fit
wounded veterans of World War
II for self-Support.
Warning that this war will
produce more crippleS than previ-
Gus wars, she called upon Con-
gresS 10 act on the problem,
pointing out that Australia and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Open Classes
To Women

All departments Of the Detroit
Institute of Technology, including
chemistry and pharmacy, have
been opened 20 women. il was
announced today AS the college
began its fifty-Second year with
both day and evening classes.
4 new feature j. the fitting out
of SONG ClaSSroOmS rs offices so
that young women taking Secre-
tarIal courses may receive prac-
tical office experience Another
innovation is a course in real
estate evaluauon. law, finance,
management. building and estl-
mating. II was announced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Ndzi-|td|y Put
Under Military

LONDON Sept 81 cUP) Tho
German army has imposed mill
tary rule on all large cities IN
northern and central Italy Italian
frontier reports said today APP
parently ignoring even the Fascist
authorities whom II pretended TO
support.
Italian legislation has been
suspended entirely throughout the
occupied area and Nazi laws are
being enforced, a frontier dispatch
said. Such civil powers as remain
have been entrusted 10 German
conSulS.
1t has become clear even 10
Italians that AluSsolin himself
and the new Fascist government
are only tools OF the NaziS with
out even the Semblancc OF auton-
omy enjoyed by the Vlchy regime
in France, the dispatch said.
Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

The Russian front (broken
line where the Red Army is
smashing into German de-
lenses: In the north, the
Soviets have captured Duk-
hovschina, within 80 miles Of
Smolensk, and Yartsevo; on
the central front, they are 40
miles from Kiev; near Dnie-
propetrovsk the Nazis yielded
20 small towns and villages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

New Zealand. are far ahead Of the
United States in legislation bene-
fitting returning soldiers.
Honolulu is the seventeenth is
land stop in Mrs. Roosevelts I'M
prccedented tour of battle zones,
in which she spent most of her
time visiting military hospitals.
She arrived in an Army Trans
port Command plane after a trip
20,730 miles in 81 hours
and 10 minutes flying time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Marauders Bomb
Airdrome Near Paris

LONDON, Sept. u up
American Marauder m Q diu m
bomberS opened a new series OF
Allied air attacks on Axis Europe
today with a raid on the Tile
Airdrome at Beauvais, 35 miles
north of Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
Allied Commission Forecast

LONDON, Sept Il OUP)-A
permanent political commission
comprising experts Of the United
States Great Britain and Russia
is likely 10 be set Up before tine
proposed 'upartito conference Of
foreign secretaries meets, dIpio-
matte sources said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21

THE PRINCIPLE underlying
this strategy is that of dispersal
Of the enemy's defense forces.
II is a reversal Of the condition
which prevailed both in Europe
and the Pacific area earlier in
the war
Then both the European ANS
and Japan held the initiative.
They could strike wherever they
chose and did. The opposing
forces could not be stretched
10 cover the many threatened
points.
Now Japan is in exactly that
position The Allies have both
naval and air superiority.
THE JAPANESE have sim
ply not got enough 10 cover the
vast arc which they sought 10
conquer. The Aleutans are such
a near threat that as President
Roosevelt pointed out, they can
DOt dliOIu 10 ucNOle d. large
part of their forces 10 hold the
lines in other areas.
The result of this superiority
will make itself strikingly felt
when the attack begins in the
west. from India and Ceylon.
The release.-of additional Allied
naval power from the Mediter-
ranean makes IL almost a fore
gone conclusion that the Japa-
nese will not be able 10 defend
the Burma coast OF Malaga
adequately at sea.
Her resources are too heavily
committed 10 the broad eNpanSe
OF the north and south Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
French, Italians
Unite 10 Battle
Ndzis in Corsica

ALLIED HQ. y. Africa, Sept.
p French and Italian
troops. already IN firm control Of
Aiacclo, capital Of Corsica, were
reported driving the Germans
hack toward the sea today, while
the Allied Fifth Army on the
Italian mainland captured Eboli
and battlod its way toward the
Naples plain
Their enmltY temporarily for
gotten in a common hatred OF the
NazlS the Italian garrison Of
10000 officers and men, newly
landed French commands and
hundreds OF native guerillas
joined in an offensive to win Cor
Slca as an Allied Springboard for
possible lnvaSIonS of south France
and northern Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
GERMANS MAKE STAND

Front dispatches said the Fifth
Army was meeting little resist
ance in its drive eastward into the
interior, but had run into stiff
opposition north Of Salcrno, where
the Germans were making a stand
on the approaches to the Naples
plain, 20 10 = miles below Naples
itself
German transport continued TO
retreat northward from the con-
trail and southern sectors opposite
tho Fifth Army beachhead under
a rain Of bombs and bullets form
Allied planes AT last go vehicles
were destroyed yesterday.
Allied bombcrS concentrated on
transport columns, troop positions.
bridges and communications in
the Naples area.
Not German plane was en-
countered.
French WarshipS were. revealed
10 have landed commando UNITS
and equipment at AjaScio on the
CorSican west coast Sept. 10 only
five days after the Italian armis-
tice took effect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
PORT HELPS NAZIS

German forces on the island at
last reports totaled only 1900
men. but Marshal Rommel, com
mander of the area could pre-
sum bly, put reinlorcementS
ashore through the Nazi-held port
OF BaSta on the northeast coast.
The landing of French COM
mandoS on Corsica was announced
by Gen. Giraud, French com
mander in chief, in communlque
that reported events had taken
a favorable turn.
on the Fifth Army front on the
Italian mainland, American and
British troops expanded their Sa-
lerno- Agropoli bridgchead and
drove four miles inland from Bat
tlpaglla TO capture Eboli.
The British Eighth Army CON
tinued 10 advance in the face Of
light resistance" a communlque
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
lei o End the War
BY
MINNIE CAGE

SOCIETY EDITOR OF
THE DETROIT TIMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
The
War Today
u. S. Strikes JaDs
On Every Front in
SHIIfuI Strategy
BY Louis r kEENLE
United rrcss Rat Ansi,st

TIE AMERICAN uafa. ra.a,
on TaraVs and NaW I,.ar.-
IN me Pacific. are additional
evidence Of me VAST scope ct
Allied strategy lr" the var
against Japan.
The raids came Immediately
after the impressive Allied land
and ar victory IN northeastern
New Guinea fresh aerial assaults
on the ene-v footho.c N INC
northern Solouors and
fourth raid 00 the NIr..e Is
lands northeast Of Japan
These far-Nurg operations do
not represent an aim.c~S seal
terInC Of Allied effort They are
part az a careful plan for clos
~. - cr-5f7rr1- ~ - -'.'-r----
lions.
THE ATTACKS IN Jap "a
from the Aleuti6nS IN the FAR
north are intimately related 20
the activities below tie Equator
and in the central Pacific They
bear directly on the approach
ing assault in the Bay Of Ben
gal and Burma
President Roosevelt n te q
this IN his message 10 Congress
when he said the japanese can
look 70 The north. south east
and west and see closing m
on them from an directions the
forces Of rctribution under
GeneraliSSino Chang Kai-ShCk
Gen. Macarthur. Admiral MINI
itz and Admiral Lord Mount
batten"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
KLETNYA CAPTURED

Scac-lQQ miles hcInll-Sma.enSll
fHr Russians reached point only
a'tIe more than no Wt'Cs east
of the White Russian border with
Jho rapture OF hletuy5 I'M - %
milo advance
The Russians SuJEed across the
sll-Weathcr ChernICov-Klev high
way last Gcrman-held artery on
The east bank of the Dniepor
River and captured KozeletS. 40
miles northeast Of Kiev and Mos
tySChc p miles northeast.
The two-pronEed Russian drive
toward Pnltala 200 miles south
cast Of KEY. overran both Kar-
loyka - miles 20 the southeast
and Kochubcyevka - miles 10
the northeast
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

Las s~ociedades mutualistas pueden
contar con este diario, hoy y manana, para
mantener la hermosa obra que hace mas
de so amos iniciaron los fundadores de la
ciudad del tabaco.
Mutualismo s~ignifica cooperation y de
paso amor a la humanidad.
Mucho antes de que v~inieran a Tampa
algunos senores inconformes, va ell mutua-
lismO, obra de los tr~abajadores y de sus
buenos amigos, habia prestado inaprecia-
bles s%ervicios a esta comunidad.
Los ~tabaqueros necesitaban asistencia
m6dica, medicinas y lugares donde reunir-
Sc.
Unidos los esfuerzos de los trabajado-
res, en- algunos casos con Ell concurso de
industriales y c~omerciantes, quedaron cons
tituidas las ~sociedades que tanto prestigio
dan a Tampa.
Medicos inteligentes y comprensivos
pesaron bien la nobleza de los trabajado-
res Y con ellos hOnradamente colaboraron.
Las pequenas sOciedades fueron ere
ciendO, gracias a la cooperation entusias-
ia y nobilisima de miles de personals.
Las casas modestaS Sc convirtieron en-
palacios y los hospitales Sc levantaron por
medic del esfuerzo desinteresadO y fir
me.
Hombres y mujeres trabajaban todas
las noches y los domingOs, y ~trabajan, pa
pa ahOrrarla UaStoS nj mutualicmO
Labor preciosa, constructive, que me-
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
-LTDER OBRERO.
-HoMBRE AGRADECIDO.
LA OBRA DEL MUTUALISMO.
-DESACUERDO.

ACADIA de ser ~condenado de diez a 20
amos de prisi6n, en- Newburg estado de
New York, uno de los muchOs malos IL
deres que padecen las organizaciones obre-
ras de la RepGblica, Jack Wallace, exa-
genie de negocios de la local ndmero IL de
la international Hold Carriers Union.
Sc lie declare c~ulpable de robarse los
fondos de la colectividad a la que pertene-
ella.
Era ayudante de Samuel Nuzzo, otro
lider, que hace algdn tempo fuera conde-
nado tambien, por ell mismO delito, a cum
plir de 10 a 20 amos de prisi6n.
Aparece que ell Sr. Nuzzo y sus c6mpli-
ces Sc apoderaron de mas de 100000 d6la
res extrafdos de los bOlsillos de los traba-
jadores.
iLadrones!
La gaceta., 1943-09-08
Prominente Liberal italiano consdea
tardia la invasion de Italia
Noticias Exclusives de la overseas News Aga

cal sobreyivira a Ia dsnn
tar, por muchOs meses,
mi que Iccir tiens,-u
este prop6sito,-q auuq
Clio retenga ell pOder laa
gcibierno eStara prsa
muerto, 10 mismO que b
gobierno del Ear de Rua
antes de que la revOluta
rrocara. Y una vez que I
rendicion, los successes \
llaran con tai velOcidad, o.
bierno de BadogliO pusH
destruido en- medic dia,'
Hace notar tambien gu
sici6n a BadOglio, aca
concentrate principalneis
Partido de Acci0n, Sc Ias
siosa por yer al viejo MAJ
portando TODD Ell peso q
dici6n; zero una vez que
p;tulado, los ataques dea
nos contra el, Sc deSsn'
en- recio Y en- seriO'
Ell Partido de Accion y
partido en- ell estrict0 sew
tico, sino mas bien UNA ! !
ci6n de hombres de t0da
tices, que son hOstiles a
O d ellos profeSan e
publicano, abogan poi :
t~ralizaci6n del gobierrS
zan las reformas agra
cialmente aplicadas a y
latifundios existentes Gu
meridional de ltalla' !.
esos puntos de cOinclos..'
pica. sus puntos de 'l'u
AANCg nffl
considerablemente en- gu
tos. Muchos de los n'
partido de Accion son !.
' otros pertenecen al ~
t6lico Conservation
1nmediatamente d''p ~.
r~rocamiento de Mussa
Clio concedi6 cierta nv
= esa organisaci0' ).
cesitaba toda la ayuu' :,
"a obtener para barrsl /.
mo. Pero desde que sl y, o.,
gro atrincherarse ma,
il pOder, hare prlIiluY
vidades. Sc asegura Qu'
do de Acci6n fue Ell oLs /,
dos buelgas importanl..,%..
bricas de Turin y
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

Todo hombre verdaderamente c~iviliza-
do es un hombre agradecido.
Civilization significa c~ultura, respeto
al pr6jimo y saber apreciar todoS los actos
buenos que en- nuestro provecho Sc reali-
Zan.
La colonia latina, que anna a la huma-
nidad, es agradecida.
No importa perder o ganar, 10 que i'm
porta es honrar la amistad y saber estimar
los favores que Sc nos d%ispensan.
"La Gecta" siempre ha sido leal a sus
amigos; pero de ellos ha pedido siempre
lealtad.
La gaceta., 1943-09-08

w dSnlISLOH NONAJ-EH OpI-
MON de IN prominente ~personaje
liberal italiano residente de esta
capital, los desembarcos de las
fuerzas armadas de las Naciones
Unidas en- ell tacon de la bota tia
Llama, Sc han verificado con un re-
traso de 40 dias para que puedan
tener su efecto maximo.
Isl Ell dfa rs de julio,-dice,-
fecha de la cafda de Mussolini, las
Naciones midas Sc lutheran OIL
vidado por complete de la batalla
por la captura de Catani Y hubie-
sen desembarcado 5000 hombres
en- Civita Vecchia y grupos de
5000 o 10000 en- otros puntos al
largo de la costa italiana, toda la
peninsula habrfa caido en- sus ma
nos como una manzana madura Y
los alemanes Sc habrian dado a la
fuga".
Este personaje italiano prefiere
mantener ell anonimo en- que vive,
pero su presencia en- centres off
ciales con motive de- las ~conferen-
cias del Presidente Roosevelt con
Mr.. Churchill, nc carece de sig
nificado.
Admite que, desde luego, los
desembarcos aliados en- terra tia
LANA tendran algGn efecto polit;-
co en- la naci6n, pero por 81 mis-
mos no serviran para debilitar al
gobierno del general Badoglio. En-
su estimation la misma vacua
cion del sur de Italia, por los ale
names, no reviste ~excesiva i'm
portancia.
"Los alemanes,-asegura este
personaje1soluamente Sc propo-
nen con clio fortalecer ell Norte de
Italia, que puede ser defendido,
q! paso que la parte meridional de
Ia peninsula no Sc presta para la
defensa. Ell mariscal Badoglio es
hoy tan vasallo de los alemanes,
como 10 era antes."
Segun Ell criteriO de este infor-
mador, Badoglio perdi6 la gran
oportunidad al asumir Ell poder,
nor empenarse en- hacer honor q
los tratadOs concertados por Mus
soiini con las naciones del Eie, en-
vez de haberlO denunciado v re-
pudiado como negociados por IN
gObierno que GARCIA de TODD de-
recho moral para compromised en-
esa forma a la naci6n.
"Desde luego,-explica nuestro
informante,-el obrar de csc mo-
do hubiese requerido gran vaIoc|
por su parte; pero tengase en-
cuenta que no esta prohibido a los
estadistas Ell proceder cor valor vi
decision cuando cream negado el
momento oportuno."
Sin comprcmeterse a predecir
euanto tempo t~ranscurrira antes
re u la preston militar Y politica
de las Naciones midas fuercen a.
Badoglio a la rendici6n incondicio-i
nal, este personaie predice u eli
regimen del septuagenario maris-