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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
COLOR REDUCTION

Additional safe guards are
planned for the nations available
supply OF leather, more than one
third Of which already is being
taken for military and lend-lease
purposes In the last six months
of 1912. one out Of every 10 pairs
produced went 10 the fighting men.
The WPB soon will issue an
order reducing the number of
colors from six 10 four-black.
white. town brown and army rus
set Gold and silver and all two
tone shoes will be prohibited.
Heel heights in women's shoes
will be shortened 20 maximum
Of two and five-eighths inches.
Leather boots will be limited 10
10 inches in height. Leather plat
forms on women's shoes will be
cut down.
Production Of many sport shoes.
mems patent leather shoes.
women's formal evening slippers,
mems sandals and metal spike
golf shoes will be discontinued.
Straps, fancy tongues, non-func-
tional trimmings. extra stitching.
and leather bows will be banned
SAVES LABOR
Officials estimated that the
forthcoming regulations woul d
make possible the manufacture OF
100000 additional pairs Of es-
sential shoes. chiefly work shoes
and sturdy street models. and
save between $4,000 and 100000
man-hours of labor daily.
In announcing the program
Byrnes said that IL was fully
approved" by the economic stabil.
ization board Of industrial. labor
and agricultural leaders. Ration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08

ing was necessary because Of the
critical shortage of sole leather
which, he said, will permit produc-
ton of only 335. 900 900 pairs OF
civilian footwear this year.
"Tn 1912. Americans bought
approximately 100000, 900 pairs
Of shoes, more than ever before
In our history" he explained.
people did not need all these
shoes but bought them because
X, n.y. :, ;'S-; s'at.arf fda'TveTa'..s U.s..
PAIRS A YEAR
On January l, Byrnes said
civilian shoes inventories were
estimated at from five TO SIN
months supply.
BY rationing now, generous
ration is possible, ne explained
AT the beginning. il will be al
the rate of roughly three pairs q
year for each individual.
Special shoes purchase certifi-
Gates will be issued where shoes
have been lost in a food, fire OF
by theft: for mail carriers and
policemen. whose jobs are hard or
shoes, and for eXpectant mothers
who need maternity shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

IhUtsands n sufferers from the tcxttning
palns ~ rheumatism. sciat,cs. tumbsgo. Ds1-
ralgia and n~urtis are certainly happy over
then discovery al NURITO kow they have
found a qulck acting foSmuls which speedily
relieves tbcse ethauNting muscular aches and
pains TO a tTustSorthy and dependable
CONTAINS no optztss II you want 10 ieei again
the poy al relief from psin-so you can work IN
peaCe ard sleep In oouniori - be wlse and try
kURITO unieI this uonclad guarantee II the
very FIRST three doses do not relieve that cr,oel
pam 10 your Satisfactr on- your money Wi bs
refunded Don't suffer AK yoar druggist today
fR NuklTO on this guarantee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
WHAT'S RATIoNED

All types OF shoes and boots
made in whole or in part from
leather or with rubber soles are
rationed.
Unrationed are soft and hard
soled house slippers and boudoir
slippers, infants soft-soled shoes,
ballet slippers. ordinary water
proof rubber footwear, including
arctics: CATERS; work, dress, clog
and toe rubbers and lumbermen's
overs.
Shoe repairs are not rationed.
One unusual feature of the new
program is provision for the
exchange or return of shoes. II
new shoes are returned. the store
must give back 10 the customer
stamp II and a receipt which the
customer must surrender when he
huVS again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Shoes Rationed;
3Pairs Year
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One) .
.srnep2 rness,hery- ~ the tansly-
PARENTS may use their stamps
to provide extra shoes for the
children, the wife may use the
husbands stamps and vice.
versa.
. Persons who do not possess
War Ration Book No. l may APP
ply TO local ratloning boards for
a copy.
. If a person needs shoes and
has no stamp II in his imme-
date family. he may apply TO
the local board for shoe pur-
chase certificate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
LONGER WEAR

The order will force people
10 buy quality shoes that will
give longer wear" s J. Jay, vice
president of the r. II. Fyfe Com
pany. said. He added that he
didn't think IL would work Sc
rioHs hardship on any one.
Other Shoemen in Detroit voiced
opinions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
no INKLING'

J. F. Moore. general manager OF
:, SsstS3R eslfsakl1 s, sf;ceGS.lE fhSS.rsTefs
called the Times to inquire what
the regulations were.
I'VE didn't have an inkIing ~
what was coming" he said.
The order, il was believed, will
bring a demand for higher priced
shoes. Guy Dixon, shoe buyer for
the J. L. Hudson Company. said
he believed that the younger
woman would be the most al
fected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Shoe Dealers
Meet TO Discuss
Ration Order

Very much surprised at the ma
tional shoe rationing announce
ment. downtown shoe merchandis.
ers were 10 meet today in the
Ernst Kern Company store 10 d.
cuss the order. Walter Magee
president of the Detroit Retail
Shoe Dealers Association. said.
although many Of the city's
leading shoe men knew such an
order would come. they didn't
expect IL this SPRING" Magee
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-08
Hewitt's
Toilet
Soap
= bars so

Soap scented with simu-
lated apple blossom. 7
bars embossed with flow
ers. Attraetively boxed.
"Hewitt'S" Shower Bar.
4 bars 100
TolLETRIES
FIRST BASEMENT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Faseisis Again Walk
Streets OF Rome
But Only in Groups;
With Noxi Protection
BY FRANK RRUTTO

81 fkANh Bkt ITO
BERN, Switzerland, Oct. 7 49,
Up A Rome dispatch to the
Tribune De Geneve said today
that under cover of German
guns Fascists again have emerg
Led on the streets Of the Italian
capital but declared they still
dared to appear in public only
in groups.
The dispatch, which passed
through Germa an censorship,
frankly added the comment that
opponents of the party believe
"the Fascists' return had DOOM
ed them even more than did the
events of July Is Benito
MuSsolinis abdication.
The Fascists, toward whom
the Nazi occupation forces we're
said TO have an attitude of "tol-
Grant we'll wishing" were re-
taliating for the popular destruc-
ton of party insignias and en-
blems on the streets and build
ings of Rome, the correspondent
declared.
He added that the emblems OF
the House of Savoy have been
removed and destroyed wher-
ever possible, and that over the
Palazzo Venezia flies an Italian
flag with the center emblem of
the House OF Savoy cut out.
Fascist headquarters have
been established in the Piazza
Colonna an d Braschi Palace
where MuSsolini for a time was
held prisoner. Both are protect
ed by machinegun nests and
tanks equipped with cannon.
The Fascists have taken up
the idea that Rome is an open
city, the Swiss dispatch said, but
questioned whether the capital
could be considered such under
present conditions II appears,
the writer said, that the Fas-
cists are unwilling or unable to
establish a Fascist Republican
government and that Rome was
declared an open city because
cit costs them nothing"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Prescni-Day Pilots Insist
That Aviation IL III Business

come, the pilot always prefers
II 10 a better conditioned plane
He knows its idiosyncracieS. Be
coming conscious OF new cloth
ing may distract the pilot just
when every faculty is needed
for the Job al hand Old caps be
come relics of Scntimcntality
and woe bctide the mechanic
who mistakes one. though il is
easily done, for a grease rag
Most pilots will Indignantly
deny any SuperStitious gesture
but one eX-cavalryman at
Brooks Field. Tex, confessed
that he pats the flank OF each
plane he boards Another touch
es a ring with his thumb before
taxing 20 take-off position
The custom of giving a dollar,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
BY EDWIN 4. JOHNSON
Written for MA Service

WASHINGTON = Although
the airmcn Of World War ! we're
extremely superstitouS. present
day flyers like 20 insist that
aviation is just a business with
no more superstitions than
packing meat or selling dry
goods, according 10 survey
made by writer's for the Army
Times.
Most modern pilots do not
carry lucky pieces. nor do they
wea.- their best girls scarf as
did the knights OF World War /
sirmen. Only one in 80 flyers
has any feeling about the num-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Divorce Granted
to McMulkinS

Gertru d e McMulkin w a S
granted a divorce Tuesday from
her h sband, Har Id, bv Circuit
Judge Neil z. Reid. She had
charged extreme cruelty. They
were married on December 10,
1893 and separated June 10,
1912.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

Der thirteen though few
consider il a lucky number.
Scarcely any carry a rabbits
foot
NOT SUPERSTTTIOUS, But g..
Yet a number OF customs and
habits have been developed by
the men who fly Some repre-
sent individual characteristics
while others have an origin in
reason.
Geronimo" yells every para
trooper aS he leaps from the
plane Emptying the lungs helps
equalize the lower air pressure
AZ great heights and yelling is
a sociological factor Just
why the first man 20 yell and
Jump used Geronimo is not
known, but the cry is here to
stay
Contrary TO Navy practise OF
remaining an unlucky ship. air
men consider all planes lucky
and hold fast 10 the name Of the
original craft. A crew may
have a number OF planes dam
aged and replaced, but as long
as they fly together i'm a ship of
that type, il always bears the
same name
The love for old planes and
clothing is not Q superstition
but practical need No matter
how battered plane may be
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
IFS DANGEROUS TO Braq Of Good Luck Army Say:

the lucky buck" 70 the first
enlisted man who salutes a
newly commissioned officer,
started az Brooks from Duncan
Field
LUCK TALK Is TABOO
One never talks OF good luck
in the Army Air Forces One
cadet was numerically pummel-
ed by his classmates for remark
ing hat not one serious accident
had occurred i'm the l0-month
training period of the class.
An instructor. regulating air
traffic from the control tower,
mentioned with understandable
pride that not one of his flying
students had suffered the slight
est accident while under his
tutelagc Immediately after
ward, within 10 minutes, two
students made "ground-loops in
landing
Sticking chewing gum on the
wing or fuSelage seems TO be a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Don't Neglect Slipping
FALSE teeth

DO false teeth drop, slip or wabble
when you talk. eat. laugh or sneeze7
Don't be annoyed and embarrassed by
such handicaps. FASTEETH, an aka
line (non-acid powder 10 sprinkle on
your plates, keeps false teeth more
security and added comfort. No gummy.
firmly set. Gives confident feeling Of
gooey. pssy taste or feeling, Get FAS-
TEETH today al any drug store.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
KNIGHTS OF Columbus
Plan Vietory Ball

The four Macomb county
councils of the Knights of Col
umbus located in Mount Glenn
ems st. Clair Sh"res, Richmond
and Center Line, will partici-
pate in the Columbus Day Vic
tory Ball of the metropolitan
area Oct. IL. at tie Maccabees
building, Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
&c: :t &c:

A. n. Beetchenon. Newark. N. j.. writes: Before
utinE Ofotune Far Drops. ! vas 90 desfsned could
not hear the clock tick After using 0rotune. can
hear the clock tick With both cara Thousands
nos hard Of hearing would hear clearly and dis
tnctly again. and get relief from buxiing. ringing
head noises. closged up feeling In ears. II impActsd
YAK that blocks ear canals and presses on sensitive
Contains an Ingredient especially recommended fo
his purpose. Drugsisu. Health Feed ss0A
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
HAYJACKING

LOS ANGELES - Police in
suburban Van Mugs aren't wor-
rying about finding any needle
the only wish they could To-
cate the haystatk.
A rancher reported the theft
of big one, valued at $3.50.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

bit of business from Hollywood.
Actually, pilots are just as sup
erstitious. as anyone else In
other words they are perfectly
normal - which, after all, is
Just the way the Air Forces
wants them.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
Acid INDIGESTION

kslisvsd IN minutes double your unsnsy bach
When excess stomach acid causes painful. surooat-
fng gn. sour stomach and heartburn doctors usually
prescribe the fastest acting medicines known for
symptomstic rssf-medicines like those IN Rel ana
Tablets No laxative Bell ans brings comfort In o
jy return bottle 10 for double money back sc
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
AUSTRALIAN FILM

NJ p Greenwood Adams, a
native Australian, served as
narrator with movies shown TO
NJ {. H. S students Tuesday
morning This Student-Council-
sponsored program was inter
cSting and gave many ideas to
the audience as TO what Austria
liza IS really like. The movies
were shown first hour 10 the
seventh and eighth graders and
second hour to the remaining
grades
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
OUTPOINTED

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Mrs.
j. f. Grady returned home and
found 60 points in red ration
coupons on the kitchen table.
Then she discovered three
choice steaks were missing from
a back porch refrigerator.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
MountCLemens
High School
By Barbara MocLochlon

NOTE This column is intended
To deal with the activities OF all
MCHS classes and groups and the
writer urges all pupils and faculty
members to advise her 81 items
which may interest the reading pub.
lie IL IL your column.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

A, 75-mm. self-propelled gun
costs $4,000. They helped win
North Africa, Sicily and Italy.
Buy War Bonds so the Army
will have these weapons against
Germany.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
NURSING

On Wednesday the girls were
present at the showing of a
twenty minute movie ON nurs-
ing The movie showed a few
Of the happenings in a typical
nurses life. 1t is hoped that
several girls viii turn TO a
nursing career Immediately af-
ter graduation. II has always
been a worthy livlihood but is
particularly so in wartime.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
DISCUSS DANCE

A Victory dance was discussed
''put IT has been found that it is
not possible 10 sponsor such a
dance this year Various clubs
asked permission to handle
specified dances and conces-
sions. Jim Ullrich. president,
adjourned the meeting at eight
thirty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07
STUDENT COUNCIL

A Student Council meeting
was held Tuesday night at seven
o'clock Miss Fegienbaum is the
Courcii advisor. The charter
committee made their report as
TO the clubs who want represen-
taticn on the Council. All or
CARNATIONS are required TO get
new charters this year as ali
former ones have been lost.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-07

Der thirteen though few
consider il a lucky number.
Scarcely any carry rabbit
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
o. PERDTCUEROS NO
SON FIEROS
OrientIe&

Leon F. Whitney, conocido en-
trenador Y criador de perdigueros
dice: "Probablemente no hay ami
males en- ell mundo mas calumnia-
dos que los perdigueros. La Green
cia popular es que son bestias fe-
roces que siguen un rastro y alta
can a su presa. Son los perros
mas d6ciIes e inofensivos que CO.
nozco. No tienen la menor mala
voluntad contra 10 que persiguen."
Los perdigueros en- "La Cabana
del TIC Tom" son los culpables de
haber creado la impression erronea
sobre estos animales. Los perros
que aparecen en- esa novela, en-
realidad no ran perdigueros, sino
perros "cimarrones" cubanos, que
son una mezcla de mastin, danes
y bull. Son muy feroces y compile
tamente distintos de los verdade-
ros perdigueros.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
LOS ACUMULADORES NO
CONTIENEN ELECTRI.
CIDAD

Los acumuladores o bateriaS DEL
repuesto no almacenan %electrid-
dad alguna; nj tampocO cOntienH
en- realidad electricidad algun
Estos aparatos que usualmente e.
tan formados por una serie de ps
cas- de plomo, rodeadas de aa'
sulfGrico dilufdo, no hacen m&G
producer reacciones quiIG
Cuando la bateria Sc esta "cagh
do, no Sc echa electricidad AA
misma, nj Sc almacena sinO que
Sc produce una accumulation oe
6xido de plomo en- ell polo pOSl''
va y en- ell polo negative ell Sulfa''
de plomo (de las placaS de pIon'
y ell acido sulfdrico), Sc reduce .
una masa e%sponjosa de plOmo' Du'
rante la descarga la reacclOi
opuesta sc realiza, producleAu'
electricidad.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
TEMBLORES EN- HAWAI-

Ell sesenta por ciento de los sis
mos en- las islas Hawai- estan 81
tuados a memo de cinco kil6me-
tros de profundidad, seg1n refiere
Jones, y ell setenta por ciento a
menos de diez Kilometres. La ma
yoria de los focos profundos estan
sobre Mauna Loa Y en- la iona sur
este de KiIawea.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18


Del 10 de Agosto de 1852
a Octubre de 1884
-Mientras duro mi servicio es-
tuve alejado de las actividades So
ciales y politicas. Pero creo que
en- ell Ej6rcito mi vocation revolu
cionaria Sc fortaleci6. Fueron do
ces meses de malestar fisico y de
dolorosa incomodidad moral. Yo
no hubiera podido ser un militar
professional entonces. Y al recibir
con la licencia mi chaqueta de
hombre civil, volvi al trabajo y a
Ia lucha revolucionaria cor multi
plicadas energias. va habia Re-
publica en- Espana. Pero una Re
publica constantemente amenaza-
da por todas las fuerzas monar-
u%uicas, que Sc conservatism intac-
tas. Ash lleg6-recuerda Angel
Alonso-la sublevaci6n de San
iurio, en- AgostO de 1882. YO per-
tenecia va a la Juventud Socia-
lista, V entonces entire a formar
parte de las NJ. A. o. c., las Mill
cias Antifascistas Obreras y Cam
p%esinas, que acababan de consti-
tuirse, en- provision de otros le-
vantamientos de Jos o~rganEsmOs
armados contra ell regimen repu-
blicano que ell pueblo proclam6, y
que, mientras tanto, solo actuaban
para proteger a los camaradas de
las organizaciOnes Obreras en- e.
iercicio de sus derechos a la huel-
ga, tantas veces reprimidos por
la violencia. Y con las M. A. o.
c., actue hasta Octubre de 1894.
va al estallar ell movimiento re
volucionario frente al Gobierno
que presidia Lerroux, Angel Alon
so habia dejado su garage en- Ma
drid para TRAFALGAR en- los talleres
Euskalduna, en- Villaverde.
ALI fui de los que animarOn
mas resueltamente a los compa-
neros para secundar ell movimien-
to de rebeldia, organizando patru-
Has de resistencia, con las armas
de que podiamos %dispOner, que no
eran muchas, con las que llegamos
al choque con la fuerza pGblica
en- condolences de abrumadora in
ferioridad. Despues permaneci
escondido, hasta que la persecu-
ci6n policiaca rigurOsa cedi6 un
POGO. Pero me quede sin trabajo
Y no pude Wolverine a ~colocar.
Mas de ano Y medic en- paro for
1850, como represalia %patronal.
Hasta ell triunfo del Frente Popu-
lar, en- las elecciones, que me con-
sintio entrar en- la Ceramica de
Villaverde, de pe6n.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Ell BACILO DEL TITUS

Levin Y Olitzki han ooSeI''
que, despu6s de pasarlo 25O Ee'.
por un caldo que contenga Iec'tI'
purificada, ell bacilo del titus p.'
de su virulencia y los animalys :
quienes Sc administra una w.
elevada de este germen ateHu's
por via bucal, resisten sin pre-.
tar fen6meno patologico algu
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Ell CONTAGIO DE LA TlFoi'
DEA

Wohlfeil recuerda que los Oa''
los de fiebre tifoidea pueden V'D
semanas enteras, e incluso messS
en- ell aqua, terminando por pe's
Ger despu6s de un plazo determ,
nado. Observa tambien que H'
soIamente pueden ser p~ortado as
de germenes los enfermos de ~
bre tifoidea aparentemente cue
dos, sino tambien las personas que,
al parecer, no han estado num-
afectadas por dicha enfermeo'u'
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
N DE PROPIEDADES

Marjorie B. Hammer a Lea
Shirley Crossgrove.
Juan J. Roza a Maria del Car
men Rodriguez.
Jeff A. White a William I. Bel
lew.
Charles Cabrera a w. J. Pala-
veda.
Cora R. Blair a Rosilla A. We'll
ton.
Ramon c. Christen a John L.
Virgins.
La gaceta., 1943-05-18
Recoydand0' Ell HeroiSmO de ESpaNa en- los 5
Amos de Guerra con Jos NaZ1-FaSGStaS
FL antimilitarista que
Heg6 a cOmGndqnte

Ell dntimilitdrista que
LEGO a cO%mandqnte
Angel Alfonso era va miembro
del Comite de las Juventudes So
cialistas U~nificadas en- Villaver-
de, Y al constituirse, frente a la
sublevacidn de las militares, lei
Comite de Defensa del Frente Po-
pular, pas6 a %pertenecer a Ell.
y Sc me designo como jefe de
las Milicias de Villaverde, con las
que fui al asalto del Campamen-
to de Carabanchel, uno de los TO-
cos de la sublevacion. Despues, a
Toledo. Luego, a organizar, por or
den del Comite Provincial de las
Juventudes Socialists Unifica-
das, ell Battalion Juventud Campo
sina, V con Ell, como responsible
de ciento setenta y cinco hombres,
a la Sierra. En- la primera toma
de Peguerinos me hicieron tenien-
te. A POGO, en- Guadarrama, capt.
tan. En- Enero ingrese en- ell Par
lido Comunista. Y va era cuando
Sc empezaba a organizar ell nue.
vo Ejercito regular de la Rep1bli-
ca Y Sc me designaba para ell man
do de una compania de ametralla-
doras, en- ell frente de Las Rozas.
Alfonso esta r~ecordando uno de
los mas duros ~intentos del enemir
go para llegar hasta Madrid.
Aquella ofensiva por Pozuelo, por
Aravaca, que puso a prueba las
primeras lineas trazadas seria-
mente para la defensa de la CAPT
tai. Y otro recuerdo:
-Despues, aquella ofensiva por
La Granja y Palsain, en- la que
empezabamos a yer Segovia. Mi
Comandancia estuvo entonces en-
los jardines de La Granja. Hasta
que Sc me destin6 a Cercedilla pa
ra ocupar Monitor de Trigo, los
Siete Picos, La Penota, con una
brigada que hace flamear su vo-
luntad de victoria como una ban
dera en- las cumbres mas atlas de
la Sierra sobre ell mastil de una
perfecta formation militar-pon-
dera ell comandante.
Pero Ell antimilitarista solo a
guarda a que la guerra acabe pa
ra devolver a sus sentimientos CT
viles, a Gambia de las armas, las
herramientas del trabajo.
-Todavia .Espana tendra que
conservar en- la paz un poderoso
Ejercito IN tanto no sea possible
ell desarme de la Humanidad. I'm
Ejercito en- ell que yo permanecere
mientras haga falta. Pero para
una Espana-dice-a la que aca-
so de mecanico pudiera 20 servir-
la mejor.
Jose Romero Cuestu.