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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-16

pJ A7L-lI8sI y. Jeffer,on Ii. 1871
l LhLh open 500 Roy Rogers IN
KING or THE COWBOYS" THE
PURPLE "" with John Archer.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Delinquency Talk Blamed
On Misunders erstandinq

Much Of the discussion of so-calleo
juvenile delinquency today merely
reflects the age-old misunderstand-
ing between the older and younger
generations, Ray H. Everett, execu-
tive secretary of the District Social
Hygiene Society, declared last night
at an institute on The American
Family" at the Jewish Community
Center.
Since Adam and Eve" Mr.
Everett said, "the older generation
has thought the younger generation
was going to the 'bow-wows' and
since Adam and Eve the younger
generation has fooled them"
Pointing to the difference in moral
standards between the two genera
tions, the speaker said the older
group is apt to chalk up as evidences
of delinquency such modern prac-
tices as late dancing hours and
frank discussions on subjects deal
ing with sex.
Mr.. Everett, who answered ques-
tions after his talk on Marriage
and Divorce" pointed out there was
a similar wave of alarm about
juvenile delinquency during the last
war. He cautioned women who want
to do war work on the home front,
however, not to overlook their own
homes in their zeal over community
efforts.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

and is on its toes even after fou,
years Of war, but naturally there ha,
been no publication Of specific pre-
cautions against any enemy secret
weapon.
One report heard here was that
the Germans tested rockets a few
weeks ago along the Baltic coast and
a gun expected to hurl the pro-
jectiles $50 miles proved a miserable
failure.
At the same time Jnere were re-
ports that recent destructive she'll
ing of Leningrad might have been
a test for some long-range rocket
projectile for later use across the
Straits of Dover. Guesses as to the
size Of the rockets which the Ger
mans would seek to develop have
ranged as high as 100 tons.
Railway-Type Cannon Used.
The Germans have been using a
Big Bertha" type of long-range
cannon on railway and other mov-
able mounts in the Calais -Boulogne
area since a short time after they
took over that sector of the French
coast.
Those guns drop shells in the
Dover-Folkestone area, but so far
there is no indication that the guns
have been replaced with a new type
for firing rockets.
Any effective shelling of a specific
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Stories Of Rocket Gun
Fail 10 Stir Britons
Ito Alarm or Panic
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-German-i i'm
spired reports that Adolf Hitler has
a long-range rocket gun as secret
weapon were read by Britons today
with sober realization of the many
possibilities of war by terror-but
they were far from panicky or
alarmed.
The general attitude is: whats
Hitler waiting for? and even if he
has a secret weapon, it won't save
Germany"
British newspapers have given
prominent play to rocket gun stories
and the average reader is slow to
laugh them off.
Officials are silent, but some mill
tary commentators are willing to
concede that the Nazis may have
some such long-range gun they will
eventually try.
Defense Force on Alert.
The Home Front Defense Force
largely civilian-has been kept alert
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Revenue Office Finds
Few Lined Up 10 Pay
Tax Before Dead|ine

Only few taxpayers braved the
cold weather this morning to call
at the local Office of deputy COL
lector, ahead of the deadline, set
for midnight tonight, for the fourth
quarterly payment on income tax
and filing amended declarations OF
! income and tax due.
The crowd was even smaller than
yesterday mornings, according to an
official.
The Office in room 1902, Internal
Revenue Building, will be open until
midnight to take care of late comers
it was announced.
! Most of those calling at the Office
come to pay the fourth INSTALL
ment of the tax due over and above
what has been paid through Victory
tax and withholding tax. Only a
small portion of the callers at the
Office are filing amended returns.
Farmers who were not required
to file a declaration of their esti-
mated earnings and estimated tax
on September IS were making dec
ldrdIlOnS TO TAX experts IN nearby
suburban banks, and some were fill
ing by mail
Most of those amending their
declarations are doing so for one of
two reasons: either they had an un-
expected increase in income which
will make difference of more than
20 per cent in the declaration of tax
filed in September; or they made
some mistake in their estimates and
calculated they owed Uncle Sam
too much tax.
The additional tax and the
amended declarations may be
turned in either at the local revenue
office or by mail to the Collector Of
Internal Revenue, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Kinder 10 Substitute
For MiIhaud, III With Flu

Hans Kinder, conductor of the
National Symphony Orchestra, will
take over the program for to-
nights concert at Constitution Hall
in the absence Of Darius Milhaud
French modernist composer, who
has been confined to his bed with
influenza.
The orchestra, under DR.. Kinder,
Evening star., 1943-12-15
|Womon, 80, Mourned
By 214 Descendants
pr thu aArSoniataap p.ans

BY the Associated Press.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-two
hundred and fourteen survivors
mourned the death of Mrs. Louise
Marie Budde, 80, who died Monday
night at the home of son in Clay
County, near Dieterich.
They were two sons, eight daugh-
ters. TO grandchildren, 1913 great
grandchildren and six great-great-
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Black Murketer JoiIed

For attempting to sell a ration
book in Dublin, Eileen Staunton,
aged 10, has been sentenced to six
weeks in prison, and Elizabeth
Barry, 10, got six weeks for aiding
and abettinp.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

target rs far inland % London
about 80 miles from the French
coasts virtually ruled out by most
unofficial commentators on grounds
Of extreme inaccuracy at such a
range.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Room Looted of $3.50

Agnes Rich, colored, 2521 F street
NV, told police a glass bank con-
tanning $3.50 in bills was taken from
her bedroom yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

Will present one Of the Milhaud
works, either his Symphony" or his
Suite Frovencal," and also Rimsky.
Korsakov's "Scheherazade."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
kEYHOLE PORTRAIT Ry Harriet 2a,,or,

covered he had a minor eye de-
lection He came back 10
Hollywood because his wife and
his home were here and
because acting was the only
thing he knew besides flying
he was a little bitter for
a while.
But soon he was back in the
swing and too busy 10 brood
he found the welcome mat
out at Universal. ms home lot,
and took up whore he had left
Off Al present he finds HIM
self rushed from picture to PIC
ture at a dizzying pace -. Two
Of his latest are "Frankenstcin
Meets the Wolf Man and ABB
bolt and Costello'S Tilt the
Ice In the forthcoming
Angela" Sinclair Lewis story.
fans viii see new Patric
Knowles. decked out with
moustache, greying temples and
the smart uniform Of an Army
major.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
INSIDE DETROIT

DETROIT SNAPSHOTS: The
~ old Tuttle & Clark store,
taken over by the Chrysler
Corp. for war work.
It's an indication Of how
hard it is to find space, when
industry needs space right in
the middle of the downtown
shopping district.
The Retail Merchants Bond
Committee keeps the front Of
the building. War bonds in
front. Behind and above, war
work.
Fred Huber, the Red Wings
public relations man, waiting
TO go 10 the induction center.
For months he's been trying to
get into military service despite
his not-too-good eyes. His
standard reply TO questions:
II keep hoping they'll accept
me, to release a WAC for active
servicew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
After 40 Years

Jane Eyre" seems TO have
rested on her laurels until 40
years later, when Katharine
Hepburn smarting from her
wounds at the hands of New
York critics, emerged from the
HollywoodS and undertook the
role for a rather expensive road
tour. This was prior 10 the
philadelphia Story" era which
put her back on top. and re-
ports from the hinterlands were
that Katie had a hit. but she
was still afraid to take II into
New York
When Sylvia Sidney and her
husband, Luther Adler, were
looking around for a vehicle
this spring, several friends
mentioned a revival Of Jane
Eyre as an ideal thing.
They reread il together and
Immediately decided 10 put it
on, the result being great
success in Boston and Philadel-
phia. where. prior 10 the
opening here, it received great
notices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

remodeled into a peaoe-tins
vehicle?
What greater spectacle could
there be. than a fair built
around the conversion OF war
industry into peace industry,
and exhibits of the peacetime
products that will be produced
when the war has finished ita
career of destruction
What city has more to offer
than Detroit?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Gre or Carson Fails
To Tell Judge All
HOLLYWOOD, July II.

HOLLYWOOD, July II.
GREER CARSON, now thor~
oughly divorced (she got one in
Los Angeles and her husband
got one in London) admits she
was scared to death when her
suit came to trial here.
THE worst of It," she said.
"came when the Judge asked
me: Miss Carson, what IL your
husbands profession o."
Greer paled a little and re-
piled:
"Why, he's In the Indian civil
service"
Twas true but what she did
not add washer husband was
a judge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
With Abbey Players

Pat has no accent, despite the
fact that he was born in York
shire, England, on Nov. IL.
1911 &C.. His real name is Rcgi-
nald Laurence Knowles As
n lad of Il. attending prep
school in oxford. he was unde-
cidcd whether 10 become an
actor or q railroad engineer ...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Jane Eyre at Cass,
Starring Vehicle
for Many Actresses

IF YOU have been longing for
Il a footlight vacation you'll
undoubtedly be anxious TO take
the sentimental journey which
"Jane Eyre" offers when it
opens at the Cass this week.
This is the Helen Jerome
version Of Charlotte Bronte's
passionate love tale which the
press of 100 years ago, dubbed
"a novel of revolt"
Perhaps it isn't as shocking a
presentation 10 audiences in
1913 as beholders in 1850 found
il, but it still has a charm and
universal appeal as Katharine
Hepburn proved when she re-
turned 10 the stage as Jane
Eyre" five years ago in this
same adaptation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

came from tough Russian cat
tle-beef too tough to eat. but
hides too tough to wear out.
Sidewalk signs Of the times:
Banks, filling stations and
stores. You could trace the de-
preston by bank buildings be-
ing converted into ice cream
stores, churches and barber
shops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Kept in Canada

lie was among the first To-
volunteer for service with the
Royal Air Force following the
outbreak of hoStilitics abroad
\. along with a close pal,
Gregory Daymond. he joined up
with the RCAF i. His friend
went on to glory and is familiar
in the headlines today as Mai.
Gus Daymond, one of two sur
vhing aces of the original
American Eagle squadron.
But Pat, although he wanted
overseas duty, was kept in Can
ada as an instructor after
10 months service he was
washed out when n was dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Because he CHANGED 10 get a job
driving a van for a travelling
show troupe touring Ireland he
turned 10 the theater.
Following a series Of minor
roles with travelling shows he
appeared with the Abbey Play
erS and later with the Croydon,
Leicester and Oxford drama
groups in England and Ireland
lie went into pictures be-
cause. he says. L couldn't live
without money Played in
more than 20 British films be-
fore being discovered and
brought TO Hollywood by War
ncr Brothers in 1896 lie is
married TO Enid PerCival. for
merly of the London stage &.
They live on an Encino ranch,
complete with swimming pool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Plenty 10 See

Wouldn't Mrs, Jones in Indi-
ana like 10 see a munitions
factory being turned into a
factory 20 make nylon stock
ings? Would her husband find
something 10 whet his interest
in an exhibit Of commercial
planes Of the future? Helcop-
ters, sports planes, or the icep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Special 10 THE DETROIT TNrEs

HULL NOOD, July j 4.
DATRIC KNOWLES is a tall.
a slim. quiet-voiced, gentle
hammered. darkly handsome
young EngliShman, who ambled
into American films some seven
years ago aifable and easy
going, Pat made many friends
in Hollywood and his career
progressed in a modest way -.
hut he seemed 10 lack the drive
10 take HIM 20 The top
Then along came the war and
frcd the spark in Pat that am
hition had never been able TO
kindlc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Offers Suggestion

People are going to be mighty
tired of staying home when the
war ends. Tired OF not being
able 10 take a train trip. Tired
of staying within the allotted
AGAR distances.
Why not bring them TO De-
trolt? Detroit has, and will
have. some things TO show
them.
raRcher in TexaS,--tha
farmer in Iowa and the ma
chiniSt in New Jersey is Won
dering what the Detroit war
factories look like. What more
fascinating exhibit could YOU
offer than the Willow Run
bomber plant? Or the Hudson
gun factories or the General
Motors armories d?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Many Conversions

You could trace the war by
filling stations turned into
houses or tool factories.
Maybe you can trace the in
hation by the number Of stores
that are empty, or turned into
lodgings.
SPECIALIZING: Maybe it's
too early to start thinking
about this, and then again
maybe it isn't.
Seems 10 me there was some
talk-just talk, at that-about
promoting a worlds fair in
Detroit.
No doubt it's Just as well
that we didn't have one, then,
but what about after this war?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Fonfaine and WelIes

In fact, the interest has been
so great that. as you may
probably know if you read
screen columns. Twentieth
Century-Fox decided 10 film IT..
The movie will be released this
fall. with Joan Fontaine in the
title role and Orson Welles as
Rochester t."
Both Miss Sidney and Mr..
Adler are looking forward 10 a
preview of the film which this
department is trying TO arrange
for them some time this next
week.
The Cass will hold Jane Eyre
for a limited engagement and
viii follow it IN August with
MY Dear Public" the Irving
Caesar musical which is 10 star
Willie Howard, Ethel Shutta.
Susan Miller. Georgia Taps.
Fred Heating and Ruth Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Likes to Listen

Pat isn't given TO undue eXer-
ton His favorite paStimes
are talking and listening =.
Preferably while draped in and
over a comfortable chair =.
With a glass Of cold beer
handy lie likes 10 pal.
around with newspapernen and
his house is full of them every
weekend They drink his
beer, play penny ante and argue
international politics -. Which
makes Pat as happy as Mayor
LaGuardia at a tiVc-alarm' fire
lie doesn't say much about
is disappointment any more
80. But he takes corrective eye
exercises faithfully every day
You see he still hopes 10
rs again in the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Going Merrily On

Meanwhile "Abie's Irish Rose
goes merrilly on its way at the
Lafayette where the Anne
Nichols farce about the differ
enceS between a Jew and an
Irishman which keep their
youngsters apart for the funniest
part OF three acts, is making
audiences laugh their heads off.
AS we've stated for several
weeks, this revival has a splendid
cast which includes Donal d
Brian. Al White, Bertha Walden,
with Vincent Gardner and Louise
Snyder as the two charming
youngsters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Scars in HOLLYWOOD

We believe that you can eX-
pect more from Marta Eggerth,
the German Mary Pickford, "
who is finally reaching heights
in Hollywood that she never
could before Hitler decided she
didn't belong TO his new order
and she had 10 flee.
Best action deal OF the week
is, Of course, Action in the
North Atlantic" which left us
limp in our seat at the Palms
State.
We still don't know how
Humphrey Bogart and that ship
ever made it through 10 Muir
mansk because it is one Of the
most trying ordeals we've ever
gone through-cinematically.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Salute for Three

Ironically enough, the film
which makes such enormous
pretentions, has, for it's best mo-
ments. those in which the MEM
bers of the superb supporting
Chinese cast do their bit.
"Salut for Three" a harmless,
but tuneful musical featuring
Betty Rhodes and Macdonald
Carey is on the same bill.
presenting Lily Mars seems
TO have been just what MGM
ordered for Judy Garland. the
film version of the Booth Tark'
ington novel being in another
week at the United Artists. p
It's too bad they couldn't
have preserved the original idea
OF a girl who DIDN'T make
good on Broadway, but they
had to tack on an Ethel Norman
ending to cancel the whole deal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
A Brief Pause

JAW war workers practicing
baseball az Ives Field in the
monday Sun-upside-oown De-
troiterS who go TO work on the
$50 shift in the afternoon.
A white-haired oldSter SHOW
cling coal at coal yard
Another one, in his cooks cap
and apron. getting a breath Of
air on sultry Holden street.
Clerks IN expensive shoe
stores explaining why the cost
lest footwear isn't made Of the
leather they used 10 use. II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Displays Jeeps

Gen. A. r. CLANCY, stepping
aside as head of the Tank
Automotive Center. taking
tank and a couple OF jeeps out
10 show a group Of Detroit chill
dren.
There I was" grinS the gen
eral, drinking orange juice.
Sam capt. Samuel Pace had
a cocktail but didn't drink IL.
And watching the tank was "A
soldier. We sent him a bottle
OF beer. He sent IL back and
asked for milk. What's the
army coming to-"
- Nurses summing on the lawn
beside Herman kiefer Hospital
And urchins with an old
fashioned lemonade stand i'm
the shade beside Ford Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
In Every Sequence

Betty is in every sequence.
she's the focal point of every
-tuucfui- Of number
and she's practically everybody
on the overcrowded beach.
In fact she and technicolor
hold up the whole thing at the
Fox. which is some task, but
next time couldn't We have at
least two more blondes?
The title "Coney Island" how
ever isn't as pretentious as that
OF China" the name of the
movie which holds for another
week at the Michigan.
Loretta Young and Alan Ladd
try their best TO live up TO such
work, but the result is that
they finish off with just a good
thorough melodrama which in
cludes ruthless adventure and
romance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
STAGE and SCREEN
& Charles Gentry
Betty Cradle
Is Whole Show
In 'Coney Island

THERE seems TO be little or
- no doubt in the minds OF
Twentieth Cen tury-Fox pro-
ducers that Betty Cradle is the
best thing that has happened to
a musical since they found out
all about sound.
Whether we concur with them
about the irresistible charms Of
Miss @. or not makes no differ
ence so long as the customers
continue 10 whistle and MEM
bers of the armed forces run
out of pins with which TO put up
her picture.
But we believe everyone must
admit that you can overdo a
good thing-Miss Cradle has
been universally elected by film
goers as a good thing-and the
result is an entertaining musi-
cal called "Coney Island, " which
revolves entirely around one
personality.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
MI BISABUELA
Por Fora

POr Fora
A los trece amos, va mi bisabue-
La era toda una mujer e hizO su
debut en- sociedad Y Sc estren6
de largo.
Sus vestimentas conEistian en-
unos pantalones largos, muy lar
Cos, plegados de vuelos o encajes
para "amar", un camisi6n largo
tambien, de cuyas mangas 20 me
puedo hacer hoy un "juegO COM
pleto." LuegO lie tocaba ell turno a
otras pleas fntimss tambien Y
que yo descOnozco, estas eran la
sayuela corta, la sayuela larga y
de mejor calidad, un corset largo
v bien ajustado a la cintura, por-
que entonces una mujer de cintu-
"a pequeha era Ell "chic", locale en-
turno al cubrecorset, plea que
estaba destinada a cubrir la parte
alta del corset, y, ahora, entraba
ell cuerpo de mi bisabuela en- un
elegante malac6. Su peinado -.
| seamos sinceras, elias sabian pei
narse Y no neguemos que los gra-
ciosos blucles de hoy nos los ense-
naron las abuelitas de nuestras
mamas.
Tambien usaba una sombrilla
muy artistica por cierto, de pura
soda, bOrdada y adornada con fen
cafes. Sus joyas eran legftimas
pues no Sc atrevfa q ponerse una
brenda falsa Y a que alguien no
tase su falsedad; por este sufrirfa
Ell mas horrible de los bochOrnOs!
Mi bisabuela era una belleza al
natural, sin COSMETICS nj afeites,
limpiaba su CUTS con aceites Y no
usaba mas polvo que la "tipica
cascarilla" elaborada por ella mis-
ma. Su perfume consistfa en- Ell A
qua de Canana.
Para agradar tenia ciertas CO.
queterfas que hoy nos parecen &C
tos frivolos. CuandO su cOraz6n la
ito fuertemente por 81 que "iba q
ser mi bisabuelO", sus Ojos, los o.
jos de aver, de hoy v de manana
que estan siempre prestos a de-
nunciar nuestros sentimientOs, e.
SOS ojos miraron con mirada pc
netrante y triste 49,. a mi bisa-
buela, "distraidamente" Sc lie cay6
al snelo ell panuelo 0 Ell abanico,
y cOrtesmente ell joven g~allardo,
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
HARINA DE MAIZ COg|
CANGREJOS 0 CANlR|

Sc hace un buen sofris !
tante cebOlla, ali, ajo, s
un gajito de perejil, en-
tidad regular dc grass nit
tie y mitad manteca. dep ue5
saxon Sc pasa por Ia miquI
los donates Sc les quitsn ]
Has.
Una vez hechO ell sotra
char dentro los camarons
~cangrejos vivos, despeds1a
creo necesariO recOmendM
laven bien antes de echAt
les dan unas vueltas en- d
Y en- seguida Sc echa Ia hsr
lavada en- muchaS aguaS,
bre con aqua hirviendO,
ma con sal. Sc deja cGi
dos horaS, cuidandO de q
seque demasiadO. AnteS d
la Sc sacan los cangrej@
marenes Y Sc separa Ia q
eli hueso de la masa. Sc
una fuente llama con las
~cangrejo o los camarOre'
do, Y la masa menuda $
con la harina.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
Chmmgas y No ChmmgGS


Hasta la semana que viene, ell saDado
81, no Sc efectuara la cuestaci6n de Ia
Alianza Espahola por un Mundo llbre.
Por cada real, peseta o dollar Sc dara un
recibo impreso, como aquellos que rapar-
tia ell Coraite Popular DemOcratico.
Cuentas claras para conservar los
buenos amigos.
Ell dinero, como va hemos dicho, Sc
gastara en- establecer una oficina que Olga
la verdad, sin rodeos, en- cuanto a los de-
rechos del pueblo republican, espanOl.
Debemos hacer opOsici6n a la campa-
ma de los monarquicos espafOles y al mis-
mo tempo cOntribuir, ~combatiendo ell
"apaciguamiento" al triunfo de las Nacio-
mes midas.
La gaceta., 1943-08-12
LOS CASOS DE
PARALYSIS INFANTlL

Washington, agoS0 Z
menta ell ndmerO de cas''
ralisis infantil en- toda =
Hasta Ell dia 7 de ag''a
tai era de 2753, compass
cifras con 1148 en- el Hl.I
riodO del aho pasad0 = y
igual espaciO de tempo =
La e~nfermedad ss 'pA
tualmente, en- CalifOrnl''
Numerosos casOs han @'i'
Kanas y Oklahoma
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

aquel jOven de frae o9n'1
rlidamente Sc preclp'"
objetO cafdo e" :,
Y, ahora me imagla gnu. !,
que pasarfa mi OlsaDas ~,
lie pidi6 su consentlm na.
tatarabuela para 'vlsl'A'
81 la suerte no huDisr' : =,
a mi bisabuela de qu'
le fue gratO a su man. =,
tenido ia pObrecit'' y, =,
con I'M hOmbre que
La gaceta., 1943-08-12

iSera cierta la noticia alemana de que
siguen cOmpenetrados los fascistas Italia
nos Y los nazis alemanes?
Todo es possible con I'm mariscal "mer-
cenariO'', afanoso de grandes sueldos, CO.
mo Pietro Badoglio.
Pero ell pueblo italianO quiere recupe-
rar su hbertad, darle de puntapies a los
fascistas y establecer una Republica de.
mOcratica.
81 los Aliados desiten de "apasiguar'
a los enemigOs del pueblo, los OprimidoG
arrOjaran sus cadenas y la victoria se con
Q~uistara en- menos tempo.