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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

GIRLS FOR GENERAL
TIp.ns required: S3i 20 per week 70 star,
f1r is-hour week. excellent opportunity for
Advancement Apply w r Kesde
NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.
Approved Essential Industry
500 w. BALTIMORE
Girl Or WOMAN. WHITE PREFERRED
FOR LIGHT HOISEN DIRK Fine home
3 aiBI's .rt private room NJ Washing
plan cooking lovely surroundings this Is
= ire position POP IN appreciatiye person.
So Phone - once w call N person
University 3-033i 1875 OAK drive ,near
Ltern'is and NcE!chols road
GIRL - WHITE
- wears o. axe or over 30 Team elevator
operation Han class office building 1900
Eaton ToVsf Woodward ana Grand circus
.Park
GIRLS fHr sHta fountain. experience un-
necessary VIII train Good wages. HOtc.
FOR Wayne Pharmacy 2sol Cass.-
GIRL or V0man part or fuu-time gen
'rs' e'o4 .a.a-y steady. 2Qi6 Calvert
townsend s-o''s
GIRLS
70 SOW are between the aces % IS and 81.
and are Interested 500 ontair ne work n
Il- 90 Detroit = 'ie9res' factories .Nprr.-
etee not necessary: working rate SIC. ga
'ar,i AItom4tye Fibre,.> Inc 1898
~ yer
.GIRLs wanted AGES Us 60 j. wears. pleas
Ant Hsht work sundays and holidays
off experience unnecessary. good vases
Aru.F GreIrau Bakery Incorporated 1850
Seventeenth street between = 10 20
p M
GIRLS To WORK Is STORAGE
DEPARTMENT
Apply Fnrlol meut department Ridley
Ci'aners 5gol Hamilton ~ Holden
tai rIEs excellent ~t.tr' steady posi-
iiuns. pleasant WORKING conditions. Apply
.ls NJ Elliott
GIPLs-For dance paf'urrs can earn up-
ward ot $50 goo. week-eNtN Refined atmo-
siNerc Established sch1gl\
NlHAGON 42aJ WOODWARD TT. 1855.
GIEl--Nantsa TOR general X2n. 20 washing
n4 sundays. IN l-6oIj. l6s2i Aurand.
GIRLS Exptrisuced folders SOC an hour
also experienced markers. t5c an hour.
vhfte only. Apply Durable Laundry. $3.50
L.vern1is.
GIRL. for packing -Light work General
TpNtle Manufacturing Co, 5l3 Shelby
GIRL cVnltep Tor general hdgsewafk SEQ
week n0 cooking w WashIe only X In
family tmvVsiN 3-7j74
GIRLS AMI woman for laundry operators
ami counter work S2i 90 o. start -Four
Hour Laundry Woodward corner Honp
GIRL assist haYsevprk md care flr r1ua
sN stay or $50. good wages Tyler
GIRLS ut hand .andr rhtsaeu7a
Lsun1fs, S3ei Hsmlt0r Madison 73lu.
Girl far lc0era. h0useVork. stay or 80.
optional Can University 3oJoi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16
GENERAL HOUSEWORK

Small family, no laundry STAY nights ex
cellent wages ana bonus Townsend 5-0147.
GENERAL HoUSEWORK Private room.
bath radio. small adult family no cook
INK no Washing GOOD pay. references 70
quired. University ism. 1890 Can,et
hurry drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-16

GIRL for packing Iight work General
TpS'ile Manufacturing Co, 5i3 Shelby
GIRL tWh,tel for general h1Wsewafk SEQ
week n0 cpoNrg Vr Washing only * In.
fam 'y tnvVrsiis 3-7J74
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Negro Conmilnist
Wins CounciISeat
In New York. City

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J. Davis, Jr.. last week became the
first Negro Communist in American
politics OF record to be elected to
a major political office when he
squeezed under the wire as one
Of Manhattan's four city council
men. Two Democrats and a Re-
publican were elected with him.
Coming on the heels Of the de-
cisive triumph OF Francis Ellis Riv-
eFs as city court judge two weeks
ago which also established a prece-
dent for Negroes in New York
politics, the significance of the
election OF Davis cannot be mini
mized. The associate editor OF the
Communist newspaper the Daily
Worker. Davis has been identified
with the party for many years.
Davis polled 1881 votes.
Davis takes the place OF Council
man Adam Clayton Powell, Jr,
doughty young Harlem minister.
who has already announced his in
tentions 10 run for congress next
year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Mack Grant Loses Suit In
Death OF Two Daughters

An all white jury in Federal
Judge Ernest O'Brien's court last
week found no cause for action
against the Kroger Grocery and
Baking company. defendants in a
$55.O00 damage suit hled by Mack
E Grant OF 1886 Stockton avenue
as the result OF the food poison
death Of Grants two daughters last
May /. The suit asked $4,000 in
the death OF Lollie Grant and
SIS, 900 in the death of her sister,
Phyllis
Members OF the we'll known
Grant family band, the two sisters
died a few hours apart at Edythe
K Thomas hospital after becoming
violently Ill from what physicians
described as food poisoning. Henry
B. Taliaferro. attorney for Grant,
sought to prove through hospital
records that the Grant sisters were
stricken after eating portions OF a
can OF salmon purchased from a
nearby Kroger store.
The suit specifically charged that
on April 20. 1912. Lollie Grant
went to a Kroger store at Conant
and Nevada avenues. where she
purchased a can Of salmon. a box of
crackers and jar OF salad Dress
ing. T. Later, the charges went on.
both sisters had occasion to eat
portions OF the can OF salmon and
were Immediately stricken with
food poisoning. The family, doc
m~G.. n nCEC CIHIT H..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
COURT TRIES
BUSINESS man
IN RIOT DEATH
White w oman Found
Dying On Street
H ere

The first murder trial growing
out OF the June race riot here
started in Recorders Court Mon
day. as the court and spectators
heard Napoleon Frank Manning. a
43-year-old grocery store owner
charged with manSlaugh;cr in the
gunshot Staying Of Mrs. Sally Ora
bowski, a 5S-year-old white woman.
The trial is being heard without
a jury by Judge Joseph A. ellis.
Mannings Is represented by Atty.
Joseph A. Brown.
It was testified on Monday that
Mrs. Grabowski had been found by
police sitting in an upright posi-
ton on the sidewalk 30 feet east
OF ST. Aubin on the north side Of
Theodore avenue at approximately
7;35 pm. on June 81.
The name Of Frank Warren. a
white man, living at 2l30 Theodore
street was mentioned by Pstrolman
Clyde Walker as the man who had
informed him that he tWarren)
knew the colored man who had
shot Mrs. Grabowski.
However when arrested by De-
tective Sergeant Rex Smith and De-
tective William Simmons. Mannings
denied seeing white woman in
his store or OF shooting one.
He said" Sergeant Smith tesu-
fed, that a gang OF white fellows
came into his store (5036 ST Aubinl
broke q picture in his room. He
said he thought they were going
to kill him and used the gun 10
----
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Young Women Got
Long Jail Term

Two women convicted of larceny
in q building we're sentenced TO
serve nine months 10 four years in
Detr : House OF Correction on
Monday by Recorders Judge Dom
aid VI. Van Zile.
IL was learned that Elizabeth
Turner. 20. OF $50 ErSkine and Ruth
Wade, p. no home address. were
accused OF taking two negligees
valued at si3ss. from a department,
store at 1861 Woodward avenue on
February -, this year
Both had police records. Il was
learned this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
3EKI "A
3-Yer-0ld Boy Burned
To Death In Apartment

with matches when Roberts clothes
caught FIRE. Bessie and Neal were
taken TO the hospital and treated
for minor burns and asphyxiation
Mrs. Leons Moore. mother OF the
children. was not home at the time
Of the fire. She became hysterieal
when she returned and learned that
her son had been burned to death.
Friends later called a doctor to care
for her
TIL FIRE was confined 10 one room
cf the flat and was exiinguished by
firemen before it could reach other
parts Of The building.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Mother Of Two, Out OF Doors,
Seeks Home For Unborn Child
BY JOHN WOOD

Into this. world, about a week
from today. baby will be born;
baby whose chances OF growing
up to be a healthy. normal human
being are about one in a thousand
because its parents are unable TO
find home for the new baby and
their two sons, aged four years and
l8 months. Unless what the family
says will be a miracle" happens
10 them. this new born babe will
be taken from the clean comfort
able surroundings of hospital
room into the dark. dsnk corner
of a basement al 1914 ST. Joseph
street where. ike its brothers and
parents. il will remain. victim Of
hard-hearted landlords who refuse
TO rent rooms ADD apartments il
the prospective tenants have chill
dren. and le.hargic housing COM
mission which repeats We cant
do anything for YOU
Unless il IS taken out OF doors.
this child Will see no sunshine nor
breathe fresh air. for the place its
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wash
ington call home" has no windows
through which the sun can shine.
or from which the children can
look out at the falling snow. Its
little lungs will breathe m the same
air that II and the rest OF the family.
breathe out. and the only light il
will see will be that OF a single
electric bulb hanging from the I'M
painted ceiling overhead. And even
il il lives until il is old enough 10
take its frst step. Il will not have
freedom OF movement. for there is
less than three square fee, Of clear
ed floor space in this dungeon-like
hole which is crowded to the walls
with boxes OF household goods. per-
sonal belons ings and two beds on
which the family OF five sleep
Writes For Help
The mother. Mrs, Mary Washing
ton. will virtually walk into a hos
pital from one of her house-hunting
tours OF the city In a letter 10 the
editor of the Michigan Chronicle
Mrs Washington attempted to de-
scribe. her prsdicsment.- but repor
tiers who later called to get FIRST
~c.. asNrnUn -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
HITS CRITICS
WHO FEAR TO
ATTACK | EVIL
Solution Cannot Be Put
Off Until War
Is Won

In a sensational speech on Dem.
ocracy and Racial Minorities" de-
livered In New York on Armistics
Day before the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America. u. s. At
torney General Francis Biddle
warned the nation of the growing
peril Of racism and urged all citi-
zens to take measures now to COM
bat the injustices and the rising
spirit Of intolerance which are
jeopardizing democracy at home.
Commenting on the differences
between this war and the last
World War. the Attorney General
declared: Far more now than
then. every man. white or black.
Jew or Gentle, is enlisted to fight
or TO work for the common cause.
But how can every man believe
that. the cauae IN ccrpmnn on N
ke1n1ing Mn - - = rnGl1l r
~ sees jdfscrimfnstt6n G61lx III
- I member o. . fsce q I rel9E3ohj
discrimination In the army N which
he must fight in industry. IN the
civil offices OF Government"
Face The Facts
Answering TIE critics who wsul&
ignore this problem. Mr.. middle tsla
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

A hree.year-old child was burned
TO death Monday night in a fire in
the upper flat OF two-iamily resi-
dence at 975 East Garfield. The
child was Robert Moore.
The child was rushed to Recclv-
ing hospital by members OF the FIRE
department. but was dead on ad-
mittance. He had suffered hrst and
second degree burns Of the head
and neck.
According to police reports. Rob
ert ard his sister and brother. Bes-
sic. 5, and Neal, 4. were playing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
NAACP Election
To Be Held Soon,
To Choose Slate

With the yearly election Of off,
GERS approaching. Atty. Evans. sec
rotary Of NAACP. announced that
Sunday, Nov. %. the NAACP will
hold its monthly meeting at St
John CINE church, 2009 ST. Aubin
street at $50 pm. Election OF a
nominating committee will take
place at this meeting.
According TO the Branch consti-
tuition, members OF the NAACP
must elect a nominating commit
tee at the meeting next preceding
the annual meeting. All members
OF the NAACP are urged to attend
the monthly meeting.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Boy 17Acquitted,
One Convicted
By White Jurors

One Of two youths accused OF
murder in the gang fight resulting
in the death OF an ls-year-old youth
on May 10, was acquitted Of the
charges last week. while q jury re-
turned with verdict OF second
degree murder against the second
youth.
Convicted in the death of 49,
year-old william Parshsy Of l0li
Euclid street was Sam Pruitt, II.
Of 1922 Goodwin. Calvin Stubbs,
II. OF e03l Russell street. was found
not guilty by the jury in the court
room Of Recorders Judge John P.
Scallen.
Pruitt will be sentenced on No
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
One Wounded By
Shot, Man Held

George Grant, a, OF 1859 Gar
field avenue was arrested last week
and held for investigation Of an cs-
sault with intent 10 kill after. so
police say he had fred into . crowd
Of people in tavern, woundins
one OF them.
Treated for a gunshot wound in
the right arm was Robert Denkfns,
30, OF i34l East Warren avenue,
shot when Grant repeatedly Aired
inside tavern at Garfield and
Hastings street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
S0UTHERNERS.
GRID TO BLOCK.
POLL TAX BILL
BilbO L e a d S Opposition
Re a dy To Filibuster
Measure To Death

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Passed
by the house and favorably re-
ported by the senate judiciary COM
miitee, the bill TO outlaw by fed
eral statute the payment of poll
taxes as q qualification of voters
in eight southern states. faces an
other stiff fight from a bloc Of
southern senators who are pledged
to defeat the bill
The judiciary committee refused
Monday TO recommend adoption Of
constitutional amendment O Z 3
- e llIn1A ting IN II n
askI||S y . -
'commiftee. would eliminate The tax
by congressional act while the
amendment would require ratiica-
ton by three-fourths of the states.
Pending On Calendar
At present the bill is pending
on the senate calendar. and any
senator may can it up. Although
supporters of the bill have been
pressing for Its immediate consid-
Grafton, Senator Frederick Van
Nuys 3D.. Ind, chairman of the
committee. Is not disposed to in
stitute a battle between the sup
porters and the opposition.
Southern Senator'S have already
served notice that they will attemp,
to defeat the bill by hlibuster
However, an ample majority is as
sured il the bill can be brought to
a vote.
Senator Theodore c. Bilbo Cd,
MiSs), one of the leaders of the
opposition. has declared that the
bill will only pass over their
br@a;hleSs bodies. II was these
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
SPOT News
B uLLE TIN S
HOUSING BILL

The Lsnham Act appropriation
for public housing has been cut BY
200 million dollars and the Senate
Appropriation Committee can re-
store that cut n you tell your sena-
tors how impertan II h that more
public. housing be built immediately.
The realty meguls are lighting pub
lie housing and they will win n
Yen fall 70 do your part
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
100 Years Old,
Bethel Church
Clear OF Debt

One hundred year old Bethel
!AME church win describe its three
cooperstives at its historical ju-
bilee celebration planned for Nov.
2l-25. The program Is a climax
to q crusade to 'set Bethel tree
OF all Indebtedness in 1913. &
Bethel church, erected under the
leadership Of DR.. Joseph Comes
at cost Of quarter Of . million
dollars. has been pastored by the
Rev. William H. Peck for the pest
Is years. Since DR.. Peck's min
istry the institution has been freed
Of its $l34 900 debt and the treas
ury now boasts the sum Of $3.50.
Unique Program Planned
A unique program In joyful COM
memoration Of Bethers Is scheduled
to begin on Sunday morning at II
o'clock when the jubilee sermon
viii be preached. The celebration
will include an address by DR.. J.
A. Charleston. pastor Of 81. Paul
<h'"H ~heA Ill Hba@AC W we n1A3SG0
choirs. jubilee mass dinner. .
presentation Of the orstorio. sK1l.
JAN" and cooperative night
The celebration win close Thanks.
giving morning At II o'clock In 3
united service Of Bethel ana The
Second Baptist church with pr.
R. L Brsdby. speaker.
Among the special features 81
the jubilee will be the distribution
OF an historical sketch. covering
in detail the life and work Of Dr..
William II. Peck and his wife, MIRA
Fannie B. Peck. The booklet also
will give a complete account of
the l0o-year-old establishment, the
church from Is41-lg4i.
Three Ceeperatives
The following three cooperativss
serve the Bethel membershlp: The
Fannie B. Peck Credit Union, one
Of the few successful church credit
unions in Ameirics. wrs orxanixed
in 1885 by Mrs Fannie Peek. The
union grew up out Of . small
Sunday school class of little chill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
ESTIMATE Loss
At $4,000 IN
WEEKEND fires
Mystery Surrounds TIL e
Blaze At Robinson's
Spiritual Church

Two hres, shrouded In mystery,
Quilted the Alpha and Omega Spiri-
tusl Church Of Christ. AS Holbrook,
early Saturday morning. and
burned the interior Of the lounge
and bar at Paradise Bowl, $50 East
Adams, early Sunday morning
The estimated damage At the
church was placed at 500. 000 while
owners Of Paradise Bowl estimated
their damage at 5000.
Starts n Hulplt
- nnurf - 1nnnh. x6ngto1 r.
pJsosly 1AtrUyin9 Ne uppof -
ton At ne building leaving IN III
wake . debris Of burned fixtures.
furniture and twisted iron.
The nrst two alarms were sound
~see FLAMES, Page 4
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
NEW YORK POLITICS

NEW YORK POLITICS
Since Ben Davis Jr., Negro Com
munist won q seat on the Gotham
City Council last week. many big
shot New Workers are complaining
about the election system. They are
starting a drive to change the Pro-
portional Representation system now
in operation to some other system
which would make it impossible fo-
q guy like Ben Davis to get in the
City Council.
PEGLER AND PEARL BUCK
According 70 IN Associated Ne
gre Press story, Pearl Buck. the
famous novelist told Negroes In Los
Angeles 70 keep on squawking about
Discrimination. Said she: Nothing
that 10 evil likes the Hight Of day"
Wsstbrook Pegler should sic down
and have . warm chat with Miss
Buck.
Il X X
ROBSON AND KENT
The artist Rockwell Kent and
Paul Robson were honored guests
at a Clio luncheon last week in the
Hotel Roosevelt. Both were given
lifetime memberships in the Inter-
national Longshoremen's and Ware
housemen's Union Of which Harry
Bridges is president. Joe Curran Of
the National Maritime Union pre-
aided.
THE POLL TAX STRATEGY
Senators Eastiand Of Mississippi
and Mcclellan Of Arkansas told re-
perters this week that they were
preparing several hundred amend
meDts 10 the snu-poll tax bill and
estimated that weeks would be re-
CURED for their consideration" Hy
such tricks the Poll Tax boys In
tend 70 create confusion and delay
the bill indefinitely.
Il n r
ZOOT-SUITERS
The newspapers are carrying
more stories OF clashes between
Mexicans and service men in the
Los Angeles area. Last week four
vzoot-suiters" were jailed for al
iegedly attacking two marines. The
marines said The boys told them
I've don't like the looks OF your
uniforms" The Mexican boys have
not been able TO get their side OF
the story In the newspapers yet
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

- See POLL. TAX. Page Z
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~ See BETHEL. P.ss Z
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

E-see RIDDLE. Page .
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Writes For Help

~ See MOTHER. Page {
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1g"see BOYS, Page =
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
Ell CHINA DE x

Segun Ell professor Ball, las hojas f6siles
demuestran que no ha cambiado ell china
en- Texas desde ell eoceno, es decir, aproxi-
madamente' dlez mlllones de amos. Estas
'olp. foSiieS Ineron encontradas en- varias
de Texas del Sur, principalmen-
6e entire capas delgadas de arcilla. Han per-
manecldo tooo este tempo sin a~lterarse
desde Ell momsnto en- que cayeron de los
arooles y 9roustos y Sc cubrieron de lodo o
llegaron al fondo de I'm lago. 'OU
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
LOS ALREDEDORES DE NTIrs>s1
PLANETA

ANNa
males marinos, en- ell fondo de un
immense oceano atmosferico q. pc
sa sobre nuestras cabezas por una
altura de trescientos kilometres,
cuando menos. La a~ltura, o mejor
dicho la profundidad de los mares
que cubren la s~uperficie terrestre,
no alcanza a diez kilometres. Que
la altura del oceano a~tmosferico
sobre nuestras cabezas sea mas o
menos de trescientos kilemetros,
Sc Geduce del hecho que varias es-
trellas fugaces (que como Sc sabe,
Sc encienden solamente al trope-
Ear a una atm6sfera durante sus
fugas de vertiginosa velocidad a
traves de los espacios interplane-
t~arios) fueron vistas e~ncenderse a
esa altura. Y ash como conocemos
Ia composition de las aguas del
mar, sabemos tambien la de este
oceano atmosferico: azoe, oxfge-
no, acido carb6nico, hello, arg6n,
neon, hidr6geno esos ultimos Gin
co en- pequenas preparedness, Y
los dos primeros, como es sabido,
en- grandes, siendo solamente ell
azoe como las cuatro quintas par
ties del total.
Esa delgada envoltura (delgada,
pues ique son 300 Kilometres So
bre 12.742 Kilometres, que es ell
diametro del globo terrestre?) es
conocida por ell hOmbre que vive
al fondo de ella, sOlamente en- Pc
quena parte. Por 10 pronto, las
mayores alturas, como ell monte
Everest, no llegan a nueve kilo-
metros. Mas arriba, en- la region
de los cirros, navegan globos y ae-
roplanos, no llegando estos 1lti-
mos ahora mas que a ID kilome-
tros, que es er record de altura al
canzado por aviones; Ell de globos,
como sabemos por Ia reciente ha-
zana sovietica, es de diez y nueve
Kilometres.
Mas arriba no ha llegado ell hom
bre; llegaron, ST, las vanguardias
enviadas por Ell, o sea, los globos
sondas conteniendo, a falta de hom
bres instrumentos registradores,
pero aun con ESQ no Sc gan6 sino
una altura de una treintena de XII
lometros, Sc extiende un extrano
cielo raso invisible: es la capa at
mosferica que refleja hacia la Tie
ira las ondas radioelectricas, en-
las horas de dia; en- cambio, de no
che, esa misma reflexi6n tiene lu-
gar a aitura muy superior, cast a
noventa Kilometres. A sesenta XII
l6metros de altura esta la IONA de
formation del ozono, a ochenta
kilometres esta la iona atravesada
a1n por los rayos solares cuandO
va es de noche completa abajO,
en- la superficie de la terra, es de-
cir, cuando ell sol ha descendido
debajo del horizonte hasta diez y
ocho grades (crepdsculo astron6-
mico). Mas arriba de los Glen XII
l6metros entramos en- la zona dom
de Sc encienden las auroras pola
res, esos maravillosos derroches de
pirotecnia de la N~aturaleza.
La gaceta., 1943-07-12
ChMmgaS y No ChMmgGS

tes, la victoria Aliada Sc producira en- poeos
meses.
Tenemos que hacerle tragar a Hitler un
doble frente y luego darle a los japoneses
la misma medicine.
Cuando ell Eje tenga que dividir sus tro-
pas, la superioridad Aliada, en- hombres y
armamentos, dejara sentir su mayor po-
tencia y eficacia.