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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-13
wansonAnd
Moss Cases
Sent Back
Officer Is Liable;
Powell Slayer From
Warren Loses Plea

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S''f supreme Court today
"""u u" error IN thr r"nviriion
III warren county al Willie
IH'i'h "'i i'iHi degree murdcr
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-13
LOST RATION BOOK
CAN BE MAILED IN

M'iciGn. Oct. l3.-if you rind
q lost OPA ration book--owncr
Is luSt as near as The nearest mail
box. '''''''
'icrcS all you do 70 return il
I" tho owner:
Drop any found ration book
INTO the mail without wrapuc,.
or postage and the pO>'OrriCc viii
deliver the lost book e. the owner
whose name appears ON The cover.
Tho post office Vii collect 4
IiN"-cont postage due" charge
from the pwncr. Il the owner
cannot DC found. the post ulilrc
viii deliver nc book ~ the near
cSt var price and ratipnirg
board. Theodore S. johnson. Ra-
lci"h District OPA director, said
today,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-13
japs Suffer Heavy Loss
In Planes In New Guinea

Allied headquarters ~ the South
west Pacific. O2t. l3 -(Ap)-Jupa..s
badly mdJ.cd Nrr Guinea an. Tore"
mo-" has L. reckon with Il ncw sky
mcn"c"-'hc P-41 ThGmdcrbnlt.
Genera! Douglas MucArihur's
headquarters disclosed today that
four OF these new fighter piled .nto
y Japanese lighters over Wcwak.
New Guinea. Monday and sent at
least "I@h, down To- join the approx -
matc!y 500 enemy aircraft which
have been wiped out there since N d.
August. Two others may have .,,c
down
The folly Thundc.bol.- reformed
safely
One Ihumdrrbo!t pilot got i've
JdpH"rSc plane, Ia become .n acc
IN Il single engagement. lie also got
credit for ne probable jap losses.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-13
Top Bureau
Chiefs Held
To Be Unfit
Committee Declares
Too Much Authority
Taken by Young Men

Washington, Oct. l3-(AP)
A Congressional committee
charged today inexperienced
Youngsters" holding some of
the top personnel jobs in Wash
lngtun CONSTITUTE Il real bottle
neck to the governments war
effort.
The youthful executives Lack
"thc experience and tact" nrrc>-
sarN in "top-nntch management
officials" declared the House
Civil S'Sryicr Committee. head
ed by Representative RampScck
of Georgia. the Democratic whip.
Experienced executives have
been turned dawn completely or
ignored by thrSr younger per-
sonnet Officers the report add
cd.
Oin"r findings IN the committees
unfinished investigation OF Federal
I"b holders:
Gn.r"nmCnt workers are "blpwinr
up their own descriptions uf their
l'nS ana getting salary raises rang-
ihG from 5000 Ia 81 200 q year for
DONG practically In" same work.
Some administrators build up per
S"naI machines of rricni- on the
payroll who will move with them
from lob e. job. their salaries uS,-
ally being boosted on the doubtful
excuse that their dutic, have been
increased"
The bald fact iS-thc uncoordi.
nat"d departments of the executive
nrahch OF the Federal government
LUCK an overall. centralized author
NY WIN powers Of management con
'InI. the committee said. Until
ms situation is corrected the tax
payers can expect continuance a.
mncolcSs hiring and duplication OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-13
Is
By Badoglio
Italian Leader Asks
Ills People to Fight
Against Common Foe

Washington. Oct. l3-(AP)
-i'rc#!dcnt Roosevelt. Prime
Minister Churchill and Premier
Stain announced TODAY that
Italy had declared war against
Germany.
The White House said Mar
shall Badoglio had commune
Gated ltaIy'S declaration against
her Former axis partner to Cen
cral Dwight ID. Eisenhower, AL
lied commander in the Mcditcr-
ranran theatre.
In Ills message 10 the general, Ba-
dugllu said that by tins act all ties
with the dreadful past are broken
and my government vii. hc proud
!" be an!c IL march with you on 10
inevitable victory"
In Il joint statement released
by the White iImusc. Mr.. EooSc-
welt, Churchill and Stain ac-
ccptcd the active cooperation
Oi the Italian nation and armed
forces rs Il cO-bclligrrCnt in the
WAR against Germany"
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-13
Germans Send Forces
10 Hail SIuU Patriots

London. Oct. l%-C\P'-Grr-
many has discovered that she
has insufficient >nlhirr~ III Iusn-
>iLyia 20 hold the patriot armies
~ bay and has been forced to
~"nd i'll large endorsements. a
lmG"slav liberation army com
muniuuc said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
LEGION or ADMIRERS

Bob Hop : admirers arc legion
So what So u isn't Just because
Of his Jokes many n which even
Bob VII admit IN lucid moments
are slightly on the silo side But
Bob Hope has something upstairs
he smart enough TO permit. him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
PALM BEACH

The Richards Adair Dancers are
held over at the Club Palm Beach
and still headline the new revue
winning blue ribbon for their OK
cellent efforts. Four girls appear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Comedy Gets Spot In Floor Shows

white and blue, 10 do a bouncing
medley Of tunes from This is the
Army and then break into a fast
tap dancing routine, leaving every
one slightly breathless with their
rapid twlrllnE.
lucille Norris a pretty member
OF the troupe, takes the spotlight
IN a lovely toe-ballet that brings
hor lots Of applause. For a rousing
finish. the dancers bring in a
flavor of the big top with a
Clyde Realty Fantasy" Dick
Richards as a ringmaser cracks a
wicked whip al four CTouching
'pantherS' and tiny Patricia Adair
is Sinuous leopard This is a
spectacle tops in ballet work and
ShowmanShip and please the
crowds nightly,
Hal Newton and Blanca keep
the pace Of the revue going at a
rapid clip Hal, with his amazing
straightforward wizardry that
keeps ringSiderS pop-eyed and BIZ
anCa with her sly, daintily naughty
dances. One of NeWton'S hest bits
OF magic Includes a "hypnotized'
live pigeon that disappears into
thin air and is miraculouSly pro-
duccd ont Of nowhere again.
Gus Howard. inspired mailman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

and also master Of ceremonies.
keeps every one bowling with his
sad story Of the Original Draftee'
and winds everything up with
some deliberate back-breaking
falls that would kill any one but
Gus. Its still Don PablO's orches-
ira for music.
sAKS SHOW BAR
The new revue al Saks Show
Bar has all the ingredients present
TO insure top-fhght entertainment
for the most discriminating pa
irons. Singing Sammy Morris Is
back and his heCklIng comedy and
fine baritone scores heavily with
the aud enCc. With a heart.
warming introduction by Morris,
that smart room team.
Wynters and Angelina, appear and
do A Suave Interpretation Of the
Brazilian Samba. The good
looking couple come on later in
the lineup and offer a novelty
cake walk which is both unusual
and eXpertlY done.
Show-stopper Carol Crane. a
boneleSS agile miss, exhibits I'M
believable control and high kicks
and reaps heavy applause for her
amazing cOntOrtlOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"ni1is puEsn." Il 20, 49,
s7s. e:24 2. m. The Noon Il Down.
IL =. n, lst5. 40. 775. go ?. y.
BROADWAY CAPITOL. -- "Fught ~
Freedom" 1929, $40. sss7, 1914 . ~
Northeast Rsngsrr, u - >. n, 22s
5.45. ? NJ r m
CINDERELLA 49, The Fighting Chef
niks." 20. 5.45. sl2 =. m star span
gled Rhythm u 30 30 7, 1920 ?. m
CINEMA -" Forbidden SIN" u. ?. { 8
G, 10 r. m, Child Puds." !. 5. 3, Z,
?. II ?, n.
USHER star spsnEl,d Rhythm, Of
II 30. 4. 80 II 2 n. THE FightinI
Chstn'ks AS, SIS. s.t5 ?. N.
Fox white Savage iiio n
2Il o. : 90, l0.4f p. n Tonight W
RAD Calais" 1881. 3.4i. 6 %, e-23 ?. n
HOLLYWOOD" Frsnksrsttin Meets ~
Vof Mar 6, a;l7 7, m. 'T'ss, y
MADISON - star spanrlsd Rhythm
n 20 347 7.o5. 10 q 2. n. The Fight
ing Chs'nikf." li13 a. m, 23l. 5 AZ
s.07 r n
MICHIGAN ''Ftv. Graves 70 Cairo,
II a. n 2:o5, g. soa. II .ls p N
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour u As, 3As
PAIMS-sTATE-"17 which n. Serve
y II. 3l2. SO. aos p m TAXI
Mister" u 10 a. m 20s, sos, %
II % r. n.
RIVIERA - Star spanK'ed Rhythm
y 80 $50 722 lois m n
FEhting Chetniks, 3S s-o+ s5s ? N
=,PTe~ S--eTFTs F1gh!ruE chs'.
rfks " 80 4.5S $50. li.4S 2. m
a. s'ar-Spsugled Rhythm 3 IS. $40
10 .O5 p m.
UNITED ARTISTS The Human Com
edv. - II j. m 3.o2 s.53. 1914 r. n
"Harrigan's Kid." &c, 5.27. is ?. m.
TEIENEw Short Subjects.
4 m. 70 IL ?. n
ROYAL The Fighting Chetniks,
s25. q3i r. m "s'sr-spsnElsd Rhythm, ''
7 3p 1144 2, m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

self 10 be made a laughing stock
for the entertainment Of others.
Also. every one admlres his tire
less enthusiasm about everything
he does-appesrlng AZ - army
camps in 43 days. 10 illustrate,
The map Of Ireland is written
on the face of Pat O'Brien, and
until a better reason comes along
that will explain his widespread
popularity. He typifies the fight
ing. explosive, kindly, generous
rish-Americans who have made 50
strong an impress on this nation.
Was there ever. in the long annals
OF pugilism. a more popular figure
than the Boston Strong Boy, John
L. Sullivan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
New Use for
Grandpa S Niehtie

STRICTLY our Of the old
family album is Julie Bishops
newest summer nightie. It's really
grandpa's nightShirt, as matter
Of fact, and threatens 10 become
A faSt-moving fashion fad.
Julie. who Is featured in Warner
Brothers Action in the North
Atlantic lifted this item from the
trunk because IL is colorful-red,
hle4e. greer, biiaelk; and white plaid :
neat-cut on wide but straight,
boxv lines; and cool-it's crisp
cotton with a button front, nippcd
in mot too tightly wrists, and no
WalStliua az all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04

Now, Frank Sinatra is no Don
Juan, no Valentino, he's a simple
sort Of a chap. a homely. home
loving gink, But that doggone
voice Of his has something that
gets women-so much so that
national magazines are all stirred
up over him, and psychiatrists
have made countless useless at
tenptS 10 anslyze his appeal.
JOINS MONEY CROWD
Frank Slnstra will Join in Holly
wood goodlv host ~ men and
women VINO aTr IT the big money
today. with tremendous fan follow
lngS. because Of an almost indie
Unable something that sets them
apart from their fellows
Why did whiskercd chi b by
Nontey Wooliey got an Academy
Award nomination , Was II be-
cause he's such superb actor?
Not necessarily 50 At least the
publicity 4 . p = = : m Z lads AZ
Twentieth Century Fox d . Mt
harbor that answer
"Woolley is popular" one of
them said. hluntly because he's
= Donald Duck with = body. He
punctures balloons. he debates
snohs, and everybody loves him
for It,"
MASCULINE ATTRACTION
or consider the masculine at
traction Of three little gentlemen,
John Garfield, Jimmy Csgney and
Humphrey Bocart Not one OF the
three can he considered b handsome;
none rs q Victor Ma'ure-ish beau
thl hunk n man" Yet each has a
tremendous charm for the opposite
sex. il was even capitalized upon
heavily in Garfeld's latest picture.
The Fallen Sparrow. the script
NJ which called for Hero John 10
bc pursued by the rcd headed col
leen. Naurren OHara, blond
Martha O'DrScoll and brunei
Patricia Morrison The three beau
tics made no complaints about
their roles. either.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Airmen Hit Silk,
Ann Uses Cotton

so THAT our sirrren can still
say Hit tho silk and mean II,
Ann Sheridan. star NJ Warner
Brothers Edge ~ Darkness has
pledged herself - cottons for the
entire summer Cottons. always
popular. are ~ the utmost i'm
portance to rllady's 1913 ward
robe.
Tho red-haired actress now in
cludes play SUITS, SWIM suits,
tailored SUITS. afternoon and eve
ming dresses Of King Cotton in her
wardrobe. and considers the old
yet.new cotton, eyelet-ernhroidered
lingerie items important and chic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
Full Mail Bag
For Frank Sinatra
Mario.

WHEN FRANK SINATRA leaves Broadway 70
become a motion picture star. he'll probably have
10 spend his first two weeks IN Hollywood reading
letters There's mail bag full Of en- IN the R-k-O-
Radio post office. Letters 10 Songbird Sinatra have
been coming here IN mounting food ever since
the announcement three months ago that he had
been signed for producer Tim WhelanS screen
version IF Rodgers and Hart Broadway hit, Higher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
R eaIIy Works

IRVING BERLIN wrote no less
than Is original songs for the
Technicolor film production Of his
hit show This Is the Army" q
half-dozen numbers not in the
stage version being included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
BY COLLEEN MACDONELL

Duck. here comes a bucket Of
water and a cuStard pie. That's
what the customers at the Stcva-
dora are saying these nights
Tho show, with Buddy Roth,
Eddy Shepherd Bob Hopkins, Lee
Mason. Ethel Shepherd and Esther
De Roy and her Glamour girls are
in fine fettle this week, with
everything from la pStick 20
SophiStlcation.
First number is the dance or
fcred by the Glamour girls. Then
Eddy and Buddy, in true baseball
manner. do the old Softball bin
Who's On Next and they handle
it, but good.
Ethel Shepherd, our own little
Southwestern High girl, sings n
few numbers, such as You'll
Never Know and a star spanglcd
medley.
Patty King does one Of her
riffy tap routines, and Is followed
by Buddy and Lee Mason nm She
Won't Take It. Joe Blanket doe,
take il, however. resulting i'm a
parade OF trumpet solos that has
the gang in the grove.
Lee Mason takes over with
Donkey Serenade" and As Time
Goes By in that really fine tenor
voice Of his, and introduces Bob
Hopkins, the com @ dy star OF
WJRs rhythm matinee, who does
A group Of Hollywood impressions
and other characters requested by
the audience.
Virginia DeRoy gives out with
an effective number called Chi
nese Fantasia and from here or
IN it's every man for himself.
W h I with the aforementioned
buckets Of water, Custard pies and
so on that Eddie and Buddy add
10 the melee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-04
.LOueIIa
in 4oM~ool

.LYWOOD, June Edgar
bergen has planked down a sizable
I'm for The Great Gabbo,' by
len Hecht, and as soon as he re-
rms from an overseas visit 10
he camps he'll make a movie of
He could look the whole world
|ver and never find a more suit
! BILE vehicle than this story Of a
|entriloquist and his dummy.
james Cruze directed it in 1929
|ith Eric Won Stroheim as the
|entriloquist and Betty Compson
B the heart interest. The wooden
bunny was named Otto.
Edgar bought not only the play
but Otto. However. Otto will be
discarded and the story completely
ewritten for Charlie Mccarthy.
IN it was written and produced
was heavy. but Edgar plans 10
|ghten II. While he is away his
Friters will whip il into shape. He
Fiu make The Great Gabbo' on
h independent scale, possibly with
|ules Stein Of MICA who has been
bterested in movie production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Bright Sayings
of Children

Bright sayings OF children con-
stitute some of Americas best
humor. Your child or any
child is apt to make some
matter-of-fact remark rich with
fun and possibly wisdom,
The Times is publishing such re-
marks and paying 81 for each pub
llShed.
Today 81 goes to Mrs. Anthony
V. Warner, 5161 Ogden avenue,
whose 3-year-old daughter asked
after seeing a bride at a wedding
Mother, who was that lady
with the curtain over her head ."
Mail your favorite child's sayings
10 Bright Sayings of Children, De-
troit Times, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

SsEA &C. ;II zlEFE#E
l. IRle1slT a n Nc Ms
I'll 10 UE " q X G MR I lAl
LAlMIY ElLlEl sESILIY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Connolly Answers

La Lewis Waterman, 1884;
(b) Eli Whitney, 1892; (c)
George Westinghouse, 1909.
2-(a) Tuesday, after the god
of Tyr; (b) Thursday, after
the god of Thor; (c) Satur-
day. after the god Saturn.
3-(a) Pimpernel; (b) Pauper;
(c) Impersonator.
la King Alfred of England:
(b) King Canute Of Eng
land; tc) Robert Bruce of
Scotland.
5-(a) Rembrandt; (b) Leonardo
da Vinci; tc) Rosa Bonheur.
6-(a) Powhatan; OBJ Uncas;
(c) Tecumseh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21

Answer to yesterdays puzzle:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
PITFALLS
LOVE
BY ADELE GARRISON

BY ADELE GARRISON
TWAS divided between Mortified
establishment and an unholy de-
sire for laughter when l had
swung open Mary's outer door the
length of the night chain, and saw
the source Of that terrifying noise
of kicking.
Winters had been kicking the
door because he could not use his
hands TO knock.
Each large, powerful hand held
a slender masculine figure at
arms length by the coat collar,
and Mary gave a shrek as she
recognized in the furious, squirm-
ing men her husband and her
leading man.
/ put up the chain. swung Mary
around so that her back and mine
were towards the three men, then
spoke to her prison fashion.
Don't talk unless l give you
the signal" l said. let me
handle this"
WINTERS EXPLAINS
Both Noel and Redfield had
ceased struggling, Noel too proud
10 struggle futilely, Redfield too
frightened. although trying hard
10 hide his cowardice.
l knew that I had TO walk
warily.
I spoke crisply:
What is the meaning of
this ."
No one answered for a moment,
then Winters turned TO me with
deferential speech.
ut was all very sudden, Mrs.
Graham" Winters said.
Something must have been
wrong with the elevator 1 had
rung for, which was very slow
coming down.
Before IL reached Us one go
ing up stopped at this floor and
Mr.. Noel Veritzen got Oft.
Then Mr.. VeritZen came up
TO Mr.. Redfield and said What
are you doing on this floor?
HE was quiet, but knew
by his eyes there was trouble
coming, 80 I stepped n bit IN
front of MIR. Redfield.
"Mr. Redfield laughed and
said: What should be doing on
this floor: You live here, don't
you? I'll give you three guesses,
and they'll all be right
Then Mr.. VeritZen dived for
Mr.. Redfield, and I caught him
by the coat collar.
Then Mr.. Redfield tried TO
hit Mr.. Veritzen, and / caught
him by the coat collar, and
scooted them both over here.
There wasn't a soul In the CORR
DOR"
His voice betrayed his scorn Of
Redfield and his sympathy for
Noel. l saw the whole picture, as
I knew Mary did.
~ am infinitely grateful 20
YOU, Mr.. Winters" I said.
"You have saved us unpleas-
ant notoriety. Now IL you Will
kindly take Mr.. Redfieid to his
apartment, you will add to my
obligation"
NoEL's PROMISE
I'D like to do that, Mrs. Ora
ham," Winters replied. "but I
can't unless I let go of Mr.. YER
itzen, and then I don't know
what"
"You don't need to stay on my
account" Noel said, speaking
with difficulty. 81 can wait TO
deal with him. i give you my
word I'll not touch him here"
His tone held a sinister promise
that Redfield evidently understood,
for he covered when Winters re-
leased his grip on Noers collar.
The next instant Redfield was
being propelled toward the door by
Winters who had lowered his hand
from the actor coat collar TO his
elbow.
I'll come hack in the quarter
of an hour you mentioned" Win
tiers told me as he, with Redfield
in tow, went out Of the door.
II had barely closed after them,
when Noel looked ste a Oily at
Mary.
That swine came here TO see
YOU" he said with savage accu-
sation in his voice.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
Quick Answers

1-1931-1941.
New Guinea.
university Of Georgia
cabot.
Sc"
municipal prison.
Forty days and forty nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-21
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45-grow old
4s-Nesn persons
What shakespesrean kinE was taken
care of ny the daughtsr whom he
had disavowed7
S0-Grazing tract.
b2AMucilREe.
b3- Comparative ending.
B4-March date.
s5-Those IN opposition.
La gaceta., 1943-11-15
La Perspective lt2isna
CuadrO de Europa

e En- este case, cuald
|cosa puede pasar, = Id.
'decir III una sensaci6
ID elimination de d
la de Russia flota en- Ia
las de las r~euniones de !
cd v produce sus efecto'
las deliberaci0nes de IOs|
nistros de RelaciOnes 3
.riores de los Estados
dos, Il Gran Bretaha J
'sia.
Per0 al mismO tempo
canine da Importance
Immediate a Ia perspes
del estad0 de amino de.
r0pa, que entrevemos e
Marcia de nuestrOs Ell
tos. La bota italiana Is
parte muy pequena, reH
" no characteristics del
tinente europeo; Y la po
ei6n, fuera de Napole
los puertos del Adriaticl
c0mp0nen ~campesinos d
clase mas p0bfe, que Y
de una TERRA focosa G u
til. Pero su raigambre
es America nj Inglate
El ambiente en- que vIVe
ambiente de Europa.
rante veinte amos han E
rimentado ell silenclo,
privaciones, y Ia Opre
que hoy sufren los p
cue Sc italian bajo el J
n4ame -
La gaceta., 1943-11-15

EN- ITALIA estamos pulsan-
do como nos ira en- ell inte-
.rior de Europa, militar y
Embellishments. Com .
campo de batalla, el terre-
mo accidentado y volcanico
entire Napoles Y Roma es
uno de los mas diffciles del
continente. Los ejercitos ala
dos Sc ven retardados en- sd
avance, no solo por "a tenaz
resistencia de los alemanes,
sino tambien por muralla.
tras muralla de m0ntanas.
Las alturas inaccesibles en-
que los antiques edificaron
las ciudades italianas son
una especie de Linea Magi-
not, v los camin0s entire
elias serpentean y ascienden
", ademas, han sido nina
dos por los alemanes, seg1n
nos dice ell general Alexan-
der. Los nazis no piensan nj
esperan s0stenerse en- Ro-
ma han cesado de ref0rzar
alli sus tropas o de enviar
nueyos suministros; solo es-
tan resueltos a dificultar 81
paso q la poblaci6n rural.
III canine que falta por
-ec0rrer hasta penetfar en
Ell interior de- Europa es a6n
largo, q men0s que III de-
rrota del Dnieper tome ta-
les preparedness que Ia ma
qulna belica nazi Sc desmo-
rohe mas pronto de ID que
los pro1etas militares pre-