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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
o SO THEY SAY

Il is essential that we do not
postpone an association of ma
-t15rv uTrrt y1nT0 rtTztart 'Ttrvaua-
Even tho cnd of the war VIII be
too late We should recognize
federated effort as reality now
and give the United Nations our
faith and loyalty. President
Henry NJ Wriston OF Brown u.
In all lengthy sieges Of the
past the con- alton of hunger,
famine and disease has contrib
uted to the final capitulation, It
may play the determining role
also i'm the coming s.cGc Of Hit
Ter European fortress. Dr..
Dr. Paul r Cannon, T. Of Chi
cago pathologist
The armed forces will get as
much oil and gasoline as they
need There is no use in any
one kidding anyone else about
II ~ supplies available for civil
raus writ be tight for some time
10 come - Petroleum Admins
traitor Harold l.. IckCS.
They 'the JapS) are far more
like uncivillzcd savageS than like
sane and cultured people -
Lieut. Gen Henry H. Arnold.
The doctrine of thrift will
need TO he preached just as Wig
orously I'M the postwar period
As In the war period if the ma
ton Is to bc saved from the
type OF initiation c> 'erienccd in
1919. with its aftermath Of de-
flatiou and depression. -- Win
throp W Aldrch, chairman OF
Chase National Bank Of New
York
The American household will
have 90 get along with fewer
colors. sizes. styles and orna
men,ation IN the things II buys
Owl report
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
STILL BACKS UP
YOUR DOUGH

II was Senator Greens job TO
increase the supply by his bill
to authorize the use for war
purposes Of silver held or owned
by the United States The bill
provides for considering these
stocks of silver in war industry
use as part Of the required back
ing for silver certificates In
stead of buryinG the silver bull
lion in the vaults at West Point,
its made into bus bars to carry
electric current, but Il backs up
your paper money just as legally.
And all the rest OF the Treas
ury's silver can be sold al all
cents per ounce.
When Senator Green first in
troduced his bill in JanuarY.-It
provided that the free silver
could be sold at so cents. Be-
fore the bill could get out OF
committee. however, Senator
Green had 10 agree 10 have the
price raised 10 the aforementlon-
cd II cents plus. Senator Fran
els Maloney of Meriden, Conn.
- another good silver town -
managed the bill before the
Senate Committee on Banking
and Currency, and on the floor
of HE Senate. None of the mem
bers of the western silver bloc
had anything TO do with 1t. Oh,
no.
The silver producers want tc
keep the price at II cents for
sentimental reasons - says Sen
ator Green. They feel there's 4
certain psychological value in
keeping the price al that figure
and II really isn't as important
as you think, The Treasury
makes a profit and il really
doesn't make much difference
which pocket the Treasury takes
its money into and pays 1t ou'
Of.
But just watch now tough IL
going TO be TO get that price on
any other price down. once j
has been legally raised.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
BY PETER EDISON


In as neat a little job of legis-
latlve manipulation as was ever
pulled off, Congress has just put
over an lnflationary boost in the
price of silver bullion, raising
the legal price on some l3 bill
lion ounces of so-called free
silver held by the L S. Treasury
from 1850 cents per ounce 10
I'LL cents per ounce.
In effect, il raises the price of
the Treasury'S free silver stock
from its original cost OF S633 mil
lion TO a new value of 1924 mil
lion AT first glance il might
seem this gives the Treasury a
profit of S9l million, which
would be dandy If true But II
you think this thing through. il
figures out like this:
The free silver which the
Treasury owns is wanted for use
as a copper substitute for heavy
electrical conductors in war
plants.
The Treasury was willing "a
sell this free silver at its cost
price of less than so cents an
ounce. If the Treasury had sold
at that price. this would have
been the cost which the war
contractors using the silver
would have entered on their
books in billing the government
for the war materials they manu-
featured
Since the silver must now be
sold at II cents, the manufac-
turers using the silver must buy
at the higher price, enter the
cost at the higher price, bill-the
government for the war supplies
they make at the higher price
and be paid this higher price by
the u. S, Treasury.
All the Treasury'S potentia
profit on the original sale Of the
silver to the war industries !!
thus wiped out, and the cost o
the war to the taxpayers is jus
that much greater.
The net effect of this manipu
lation, therefore, is to take Of
the market all the Treasury
stock OF free, less expensive sill
yer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
o IN HOLLYWOOD

ticking Of a Subtcrranean mine
the death kncll for Alan Mar
shall, John Warburton and
CLYDE Cook for a World War
sequence in the film version Of
White Cliffs of Dover They
are trapped IN dugout and
helplcssly await the explosion.
Anxious 10 achieve a feeling of
suspense. tension and terror
among the men, Director 6tar-
cnce Brown leaned forward just
before the scene started and
said: Listen, men--lIsten with
NOur owes
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Q BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON 0

The silver block has thus re-
moved the threat that the Treas
ury's stock of free silver, acquir-
ed over the years at an average
cost of less than so cents an
ounce will be used TO force down
the price of newly mined domes-
tic silver below the present cell
ing of IL cents an ounce.
The author Of the act putting
over this silver price rise is Sen
ator Theodore Francis Green Of
Providence r. / If the inter
est Of a New England statesman
in silver at first seems remote,
remember that the jewelry
manufacturing and the silver
arts and crafts industries are
centered in Rhode Island and
Connecticut The war has hit
them hard War Production
Board limitation orders have re-
stricted the use of silver and 9TH
er precious metals for non-es-
Sentials like jewelry and sterling.
Spokesman for the industry,
made up OF relatively small
manufacturers. have been IN
Washington to protest that they
we're being strangled, forced out
of business
Senator Green makes clear
that the silver manufacturers
are entirely patriotic in their de
Sires and motives. They don't
want any silver that can be used
in war industries. But If there Is
LIZ
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

the big shots ON film sets these
days
Bandstandcr Wood Herman
fun name is Woodrow Wilson
Herman. His parents we're ar
dent Milwaukee Democrats.
Woody's first girl friend came
from staunch Republican s He's
been PLAIN Woody ever since AT
~. ne was DONG a song and
dance act IN vaudeville Playing
the Orpheum in Los Angeles, ne
hoped a film studio would dis
cover him Nothing happened so
nc switched TO music Hollywood
recently paid him a iive-figure
salary for his work in Winter
time with Sonia Hcn.e.
You don't have to be a matt
nee idol 80 make hit with the
ladies Al least l3 Of filmtown' $
top glamOr gals working m
Metros Cry Havoc including
Margaret SULLIVAN, Ann Sotherr
and Joan BiondclI. failed to lis
transformers i'm a list of quail
ties 'ncy like IN men
The list Flattery, companion
ships thouChtfulnesS. intelll
gencc. neatncsS, boyishnesS
tru,hfunesS. tenderness n
poise ANY way YOU look at it
mon is a mighty big order
oven If YOU doPt have 20 WORRY
about that face i'm your shavlnl
81, i,-rg,,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
o MIND YOUR
MANNERS .

Test your knowledge of cor
rect social usage by answering
the following questions, then
checking against the authorlta-
tive answers below
I, Should a guest. ever make
fun Of another guest when talk
ing To her hostess the day after
a party
? If YOU 60 TO a party where
someone suggests playing a par
Tor game should you protest or
fall i'm with the plans.
3. If YOU are not sure whether
your hostess expects you TO wear
"A long or short dress IS IT all
right 10 ask her?
1 II YOU are serving a buffet
mea and there is fowl to be
carved or ham to be sliced al the
table, may you ask good friend
to take over that job for you?
; Is IT necessary TO have can
dies ON "A buffet supper table If
the table is crowded?
What would you do if
You entertain guests and one
leaves coat or some other per-
Sonal belonging
taJ RCtHrn il?
CD Wait and let him come af-
tor if1
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP

BV the time peoce returns the United Stotes gov
eminent will hove become the worlds efeetest ia
dustriolist ownna foctory ociItjes that will repre-
sent minimum expenditure Of ten billion dollars
ond q n1oxin7un we'll in excess Of fifteen billions.
Three billions Of this viii be in orcrott plants,
two billions in shipwoys three and half billions in
foclites for rokng Steel rubber, oIuminum, mag
nesum ond other key noerols.
The National industrial Conference Boord re-
ports that the government will own 90 per cent Of
new shipbujIdnq capacity, 90 per cent Of new air
plane u per cent Of new iron and steel ga per cent
Of new machinery ond electrical equipment, So per.
cent OF new petroleum ond cool products focites
Moreover - ond this raises some mi ghty import
ont questions - the government plant in most in
stances will be the newest most efficient most eco
nonojcol It will have been built by prVote corporo-
tons with their extensively acquired know how,
Utilizing PROCESSES on which they hove spent millions
Of dollars and years Of time It will represent the lost
word in technique.
This plant is being operoted by the companies
whose ms de knowledge mode it possible Usually the
leases ore OF limited Life and OF their termination,
about the time peace returns the builders will cease
70 have legal claim upon them There IS no slightest
guarantee express or implied thot the new plant
viii not either be operoted by the government or
Leased 70 some prvote competitor who had nothing
to do with perfectng the processes, devisng the mo-
chneY or building the plant
To toke O specific Illustration, the Aluminium
Company OF America hos built for the government
producing ond fobrcotng copociH considerably
greater tron trot- Of con7pony-owned POINTS More
over oil Of the government tocities are brond-new
ond ore more efficient than most Of the con0ponys
own plants Gwen electricity OF the same cost, the
government plo0ts can r7oke ond fobrcote oIun-
mum cheaper t0cn the con1pony mills con.
Ths is possible because the conpony mode ovol-
obIe everything i knew obout the business.
However. in i947 the conpony will lose all lego
claim upon the p.orts u hos built Their super-eff-
cheney con be used either under government opero-
ton or under eose 70 some other concern TO compete
ooo.nst the olumlnUrn corponY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
TO EUROPE FOR Sloo

juan Ttppe, president Of Pan Anercon Air~oys,
predicts thot the fleet Of s. passenger cHppe.s
plonned by MS oompony will be obe TO toke US TO
London in u hours for 500
Thot IS 10 soy - with weeks vocotion ond os
little os perhaps $3.50 IT Will be possible TO spend on
entire week in Greet Brtoin even, for few dol
ors more, 10 toss in O visit to post-wor Porls
The good old dogs ore gone forever - thQnk
heaven.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
UNCLE ALEX RETIRES

TOPEKA, KaS - Uncle Alex
Bryant, Negro janitor at the
University Of Kansas since 1918.
has been doing only odd jobs
since 1882
He decided he'd take one Of
tho new civil service eXamina-
tionS to get full-time work.
Your age, please was the
question that blocked his career.
He had 10 acknowledge ll2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

@ How many people are-rSti-
mated TO be working within Nazi
Germany as slave workers?
A Latest estimate IS r.
100000, including prisoners of
war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
. BARBS

The path Of a lot Of family
trouble leads from the frying
pan into the courts.
Folks who aren't letting the
grass grow under their feet are
most likely 10 be in clover.
President Roosevelt makes II
clear that II the enemy uses gas
they can expect 10 burned"
We can't understand double
chins on some people II exercise
really reduces.
The War Production Board
has lifted restrictions on the
making Of 100 per cent wool
products Suits u.s.
Women are taking mems plsc-
es as lie guards al bathing
beaches That means the Help
Help Will come from the men
folks.
Scientists say the moon does
not control the weather Dur
inr the past month. nothing did.
Folks who won't share ride
are getting more than their
share Of gas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
THAT DEFT TOUCH

LOS ANGELES -- Tempera-
lures ranged from 90 degrees
here TO 124 in the Imperial Val
ley, Sunday.
Yesterday the Office Of Price
Administration came forth with
ceilings on firewood,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
ENCORE

CHICAGO-Vinccnt Dietmcy-
cr'S automobile was given much
body abuse in q foW minutes,
After Dietmcycr'S car and an
other machine colhded he start
cd TO a police station TO report
the accident. He crashed into a
street car While backing up
from tho street car he rammed
into an automobile - the same
car involved IN the first acci-
cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
TODAY'S LESSON

CHEHALIS, Wash - Our
commanding officer insists on
cleanliness. wrote Pvt Murven
f. Sisson Of the Army Medical
Corps detachment al Boise,
Idaho. 10 his parents
"A detail of "a men just left
camp with full packs. Four
match sticks were found outside
their barracks. They will march
six miles out, dig our holes, 4
by 6 by 4 feet, and bury the
match sticks"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
o FLASHES
OF
LIFE .
PONDER PUFF

WASHINGTON - A four-star
general paid a courtesy call on
a sergeant by the name of Pow
der and that, friends, happens
seldom.
Neighbors of Master Sergeant
James w. Powder watched
agape as General George {. Mar
shall. L. s. Army chief OF staff.
rang the soldiers doorbell, to
saw hello to his chauffeur who
has been Ill.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
THE FIXERS

VILLAHERMOSA, Mexico -
Merchants found a solution TO
Mexico's shortage Of coins.
They tear peso bills in half,
using each half for a 50-centavo
piece.
Mayor Jose l. Gallegos is urg-
ing them TO stop IT.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
McKENNY ON
BRIDGE
Americas Card Authority

The first vice president of the
A m eriean Contract Bridge
League, Capt. Richmond H.
Skinner of Chemical Warfare
Service, was in the last war as a
Lieutenant in field artillery. To-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Questions and Answers

@ What United States bridge
has the longest channel span?
A - Golden Gate suspension
bridge, crossing the portal of the
harbor of San Francisco. Its
channel span is 1900 feet The
bridge was completed in 1887.
@ Can you identify the fol-
lowing phrases? CD when IN
the course Of human events g.; ~
-Four score and seven years
ago OBJ We the people Of the
United States, in order to form
a more perfect union.
A-The opening phrases Of the
CD Declaration OF Indepcnd-
cnce. adopted by the Continental
Congress in Philadelphia. July 4,
1875, (2) Lincoln's Gettysburg
address, delivered at Gettysburg,
Nov. 10. 1853 l3) the Constitu-
ton of the United States, adopted
Sept. II, 1897.
@ What does the Goddess of
Liberty carry in her left arm?
Ain her left arm, pressed
against her side. she carries a
book representing the law which
has ON IL the date, in block let
tiers July !, 1876 as meaning
Liberty based on law I'm her
right hand she holds alott the
torch,
Q-What is a chinampa and
where would YOU find It?
An Mexico, one of the float
ing gardens. formerly numerous
on the lakes. The gardens were
originally planted on mats Of in
terlaccd twigs covered with dirt,
and were rowcd out ON the lake.
@ What state is known as the
baby state
Arizona, which entered the
Union in 1912.
q Who is the new prime
minister Of Poland
a StaniSiaw Mikolajczyk.
On Connection with the ST
Gillian campaign, what does
AMGOT mean
A -- Allied Military Govern
ment Of Occupied Territory.
Q-What is the flying box
car 80
A-Huge cargo ship capable OF
carrying material up 10 Is tons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
TEMPTATION

DALLAS, Tex. 49, Newsboys,
despite the black headlines on
Mussolnis downfall, held them
selves in check admirably q.
This is anti-noiSe week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
WRONG DIRECTORY

CHICAGO - For 20 minutes
an elevator boy in the Pullman
building saw puzzled little
man looking worriedly through
a list OF names on a big board on
the main floor.
Finally he offered his help TO
the visitor who explained he
was trying to locate a certain
Pullman department head.
Sorry, sir, the operator said,
but you're looking at the wrong
list. That's the honor roll of en-
ployes from this district in mill
tary service. Your man is not
one of them.
SAN MARINO, Calf. - 1t,
Gen. George S. tOld Blood and
Cuts) Platform, Jr., wrote from
Africa hastily for his favorite
prescription for chapped lips
relates his sister, Anne w
Patton.
She sent it to Sicily
And if the lotion, doesn't reach
him any faster than his airmai
letter reached her, Maybe
should have sent 1t 10 Berlin.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Answers

Answers
I No.
?. Fall i'm with the plans.
3. Yes.
4 Yes
) No
Better What Would You Do
solution la)-if it is possible.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

Folks who won't share a ride
are getting more than their
share Of gas.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

Add picturesque speech The
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
LOS NAILS ARREsTAR0N
Al GENERAL RUGGERO

Berna, Suiza, sep 14,-Un to-
legrama de Chiasso frontera italo-
suiza, anuncia que las tropas del
mariscal Rommel faltaron a la
palabra empenada Y entraron en-
Milan, arrestando al general vi
ttorio Ruggero, jefe de la guar
melon.
Combatiendo en- las GALES, los
alemanes dOminaron a los grupos
que intentaron hacer resistencia.
Ruggero habia Ordenado cesase
la resistencia, bajO la promesa
nazi de que las tropas de Hitler no
entrarian en- la ciudad.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
Los Aliados sc
propOnen juzgar
a Mussolini

Washington, Sep. 14.-Los go
biernos de EstadOs Unidos y la
Gran Bretana, cuando Ell mOmento
llegue, Sc prOponen juzgar a Be
pito MussOlini pOr tOdOs los cri-
menes de lesa Humankind come
tidos por su ~gobierno.
Mussolini era un ~prisiOnero del
gobierno de BadogliO y los nazis'
segin las nOticias dadas por Ber-
lin, lograrOn reseatarle.
FL iuicio Sc efectuara en- suelo
;tsIiano v aun no sc ha decidido el
tipO de tribunal que 10 juzgara.
Probablemente Sc aeuasra Al
anuce" de offender Il moralidad IN
.srnsciOnal y Ia santidad de los
trstsdOs, o de cOmeter delitOs con-
ira las leyes de IA guerra
CianO y OtrOs Bderss serAn Ju1-
g.SOs en- Ia miSma fOrma que 50
jefe.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
AmeuazadaS TOdaS las DefenSaS
NaziS eu IN Frente de 800 Millas
INSIsTEN EN- Ell sEGUNDO FRENTE LOS
coMUNISTAS BRITANICOS
cREEsE INMINENTE LA cAIpA DE BRYANsK.


Moscu, sep IA Las Columns
rojas mantienen su Marcia de a
vance Y hoy Sc encuentran a 81
millas de Kiev, la capital de la
Ukrania, y en- las afueras de Bry-
ansk, ell gone principal de las de-
fensas alemanas en- los frentes
central Y sur.
En- "a horas los soldados So
vieticos ganaron nueve millas y
Sc apoderaron de las estaciones
ferroviarias Bryansk n1merO / y
Bryansk n1mero g.. La ndmero
/ es la principal estaci6n de la
ciudad misma Y la ndmero dos es
una conjunction secundaria, al sur
de Ia parte central de la ciudad.
Mas de 80 poblaciOnes fueron
liberadas. La nueva victoria ro-
ia amenanza todas las defensas
alemanas a 10 largo de un frente
de 800 millas desde GOmel a SmO-
lensk.
Los communicates rojos hablan
de nuevas victorias 9 10 largo de
TODD ell frente. Perdieron los ale
names mas de 1000 hombres en-
los combates del lunes.
Tropas rusas cruzaron un rio y
Sc apoderaron de fOrtificaciOnes
que los aIemanes habian cOnstru-
lido en- los bosques y en- las mon
'tahas. Manda Ia cOlumna de avan-
ce ell general POpOv.
I'm regimiento entr6 en Ia aldea
de Pakhina y antes de que los ma
zis salieran de su sorpresa, los ru-
SOS ocuparOn valiOsas pOsiciones'
SOldadOs de POpOv recaPtura-
ron tres aldeas al sur de Bryansk
y matarOn mas de 1000 alemanes.
Ell avance en- Bryansk eOlOca .
los sOldados sovieticOs q Is millas
de Ia frontera de Russia Blanca y
aeOrta Ia distancia hacia SmOlen-
SIX, Kiev y GOmeL
Los peEitOs militares Opinan
Rasa Ia Ultima P&gina)
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
Berlin dice que
Mussolini formara
un Gobierno fascista

Londres, Sept. 14.-La Radio de
Berlin dice que Benito Mussolini
establecera una capital provisiO.
nal en- ell norte de Italia y forma-
ra un gobierno fascista protegido
por los nazis.
Mussolini, segGn la DNB, dedi-
cara gran parte de su tempo a or
ganizar un ejercito fascista que
Sc una a los Nazis contra la inva-
sion de los AliadOs.
I'm grupo de la guardia persO-
nal rescat6 IA Mussolini de una
fortaleza en- ell sur de Italia, DON
do los carceleros tenian la orden
de matarlo antes que dejarlo es-
capar
Madrid asegura que Sc lie tenia
recluido en- una prisi6n de la isla
dc La Maddalena, una base naval
en- ell extreme norte de la isla de
Cerdeha. Despues de ser puesto en-
libertad, Mussolini habl6 pOr te-
lefono con Hitler.
Junto con ell dictator italiano
fueron puestos en- libertad varios
lideres fascistas.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
GANARON TERREN0. LAS
TROPAS DE- CLARK
Es ViOlenta la BataIla en- NaPOles

LOndres, sep Ia LAS trOpas
del general Clark, apesar de la
violenta Oposici6n del enemigo,
ganaron terreno en- ell sector sur.
La batalla Sc libra dentro de una
distancia de Is millas del volcan
Vesubio.
Buques de la escuadra ameri-
cana apoyan a los soldados del
Quinto Ejercito, que consolidarOr
sus posiciones en- los flancos nor
tie Y sur.
Domino ell aire la aviaci6n Ala.
da, que hostiliza sin descanso las
lineas de communications y la re-
taguardia.
La gaceta., 1943-09-14
RUSOS T0MARON A BRYANSK
LA RADIO ALEMANA ANUN-
CHA LA PERDIDA DE la
IMPoRTANTE PoslcIoN
Avaness en- TOdOs lOs Frsntss

Moscu, sep IA La radio ale
mana anuncio hoy que sus trOpas
e~vacuarOn a Bryansk, la impor-
tante conjunction ferrOcarrilera y
base de aprovisionamiento.
Manda las tropas que captura-
o la ciudad ell general MN. PO-
pow.
Durante la noche del lunes, Sc
gun los nazis, realizaron Ia eva
cuaci6n.
FL communicate del Ej6rcitO Ro-
10 dice que toda la guarnici6n a
lemana ha sido atrapada.
Las divisiones rusas avanzan en-
todos los frentes y pOderosas CO.
lumnas llevan ell rumbo de Kiev
y ell Dnieper.
Stain ordenara en- Moscu que
sc hagan salvas de canon para
festejar la nueva victoria.