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launque la derrota del Jap6n nc
significaria la derrota de Alemania,
sin embargo la derrota de Alemania
infaliblemente signifcarfa la ruina
del Jap6n."
Ell elocuente estadista ingles no
mencion6 ell tema de la invasion de
Europa, pero expres6 que Sc habia
discutido la question de que 81 serfa
o no possible lograr ell derrumba-
miento de Alemania e Italia Dor
medic del empleo exclusive de una
ofensiva aerea en- masa, tai como
la que actualmente Sc esta librando
contra la fortaleza de Hitler, "a
horas al dia. Ell Primer Ministro
Idijo que tai prueba valdrfa la pena
hacerla, aunque expres6, clara
mente, que este no excluira ell en-
pleo de otras medidas. Segura-
mente que no sc pierde NADIA con
averiguar la potencia de la fuerza
a@rea, afirm6 ell lider britanico,
anadiendo que:
"Todos estamos de acuerdo en-
que han sido enormes los danos
o~caslonados a la industrial belica del
enemigo Y, especialmente, a la de
Alemania, situada en- la region del
Ruhr, la cual es actualmente obieto
de destructores ataques."
La aventura del "CabO Hitler"
Churchill pronostic6 que ell "Cabo
Hitler" intentarfa una tercera v
suprema aventura con ell fin de eli
minar a Russia de la guerra.
"Fracasara en- SUI intento." diiol
claramente ell senior Churchill, re-
hrlendose al hecho de que los mill.
taristas de Berlin y Roma perdieron
$4,000 soldados, embarcaciones
marltlmas en- un total de tonelaie
3ruto de 2.400.000 toneladas V mas
dc 5000 aviones, en- SUI vano es-
[uerzo para sostener u posiciones
en- ell Africa.
Churchill dirigi6 sabias palabras
lie ~advertencia a los Que Sc mues-
iran demasiado optimistas como
'esultado del triunfo en- Time
91encionando la posibilidad de que
conflicto actual dure cinco amos
mas, 81 los Aliados dejasen de con.
Sus fuerzas completamente.
enemlgo, manifesto Churchill L
,todavia Sc siente orgulloso v to, ;
lavla posee I'm enorme eiercito. |,
5randes recursos e importantes te- I
'rltorios e-StratSoions H !
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W~ASHlNGTON.-El Pri.
mer Ministro Churchill al de-
clarar, que Gran Bretaha lu-
chara al lado de los Estados
Unidos, hasta que ell Jap6n sea
derrotado, revel6 aquf, recien-
temente, que ell Alto Commando
Aliado habia acordado dirigir
"una formidable fuerza aerea
contra ell propio territorio del
Jap6n," a la mayor brevedad
possible.
Ell senior Churchill, que ha estado
conference.-the en- Washington con
ell Presidente Roosevelt y con otros
eminentes maestros de la estrategia
de las Naciones Unidas, hizo uso
de la palabra en- una session con-
junta del Congreso de los Estados
Unidos. Ell hombre de estado bri-
tanico declare, enfaticamente, que
los Aliados, a pesar del j1bilo que
sienten con motive del triunfo ex-
traordinario sobre ell Eje, en- T1nez,
no han olviado al complete de Hitler
en- ell Lejano Oriente y que los bri-
tanicos lucharan contra ell Jap6n
"mientras haya fuerza en- nuestros
musculos Y cora una sola gotta de
sangre en- nuestras venas v hasta
que las ciudades del Imperio del
Sol Naciente queden reducidas a
cenizas."
Ell Primer Ministro manifesto
que la presencia de Sir Archibald
Wavell Y otros commentaries aliados
en- la India, en- las conferencias de
washington, no tenfa por objective
meJorar ia salud Y felicidad del
Mikado."
Reunion de los aliadOs
Ell Jefe britanico de la guerra
reyelo que el Y ell Presidente Roose-
welt eelebraran una conferencia con
el Primer Ministro Stain. do
Russia, Y con Ell Generalfsimo Chian~
kal-Shek, de China, manifestandoI
- ihlsHlo tlempo que la fecha vi
lugar de dicha reunion constitufan
un secreto militar.
FL senior Churchill indic6 ono
Alemanla sigue siendo ell obietivo
principal de la e~strategia de las
Naclones midas, anadiendo u en-
q c~onterencia de los Aliados. on
C~asablanca, en- enero, Sc habio
acordado u EZRA evidente ono
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Y Gun paso NAL dado," contnu
Churchill, "una err6nea aplicaca
de la estrategia, la discordia
decaimiento entire los AliadOS, p
dria permitir al enemigo fortas
cerse 10 suficiente con desastroa
resultados para nosotros."
Sinceridad de prOp6sitO
En- terminus optimistas, Chml
chill expreso su opinion de como !
Naciones Unidas pueden ganar d
guerra.
"Por medic de la sinceridad d
proposito," dijo ell Primer minstrel
I"por medic de una conducta frns
lpor medic de la tenacidad Y reSs1
Itencia tales como las que hasa
ahora hemos demostrado; pOr eSts
medios Y solo por ellos, pOdremas
cumplir nuestro deber al future del
mundo Y al destino del hOmbre."
Los observadores militares, al
comentar sobre las declaraciones Dc
Churchill acerca de los planes Ala.
dos de una ofensiva aerea contra e
Japon, manifestation que las NaciS
mes Unidas estan bien preparad&
para llevar a cabo csc programa'
Ell Presidente Roosevelt rey9le
recientemente, que los EStad0S
Unidos estan produciendo mayor
n1mero de aviones que ell total DC
todas las demas naciones del mum
do. Mientras tanto, Gran Breta1a
ha aumentado la production &c
Y actualmente excede a q
de Alemania, que es la que ocuga
ell primer lugar como productCr2 ~
aviones entire las potencias del Es,
Los observadores senalaron que
los Aliados, dentro de POGO, tendran
una reserva inagotable de aylones
10 cual les permitira contlnuar Ia i'
incursiones de "a horas de! ua'
contra Europa, Y al mismo temp
mas severamente al JaP?a
Ell mes de abril de 1912 los avn
lores norteamericanos d~espega.aO
lie un portaaviones lo8raron us,
Jar caer sus bombas zen Ell ml'n.
Tap6n." BESIDE ell momento en- qn
los Aliados comiencen a hacel 80
,ematicamente incursiones con.io
Il Jap6n, Sc espera que utiL-al a..
,ombarderos de gran radio ae .o ~,
ion, capaces de transporter ce,so.
mas pesadas de bombas deslLu'ls II,
as, para lanzarlas contra contra. 4
abricas japonesas produC'0i''
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NecesidGd de Observdr

Ell primer deber, ell mas urgen-
tie para los padres de familia y
m~aestros, es acostumbrarse a OBJ
servar las m1ltiples manifestacio
mes de la vida del nino, anotando
TODD aquello que fuere de interes,
tanto 10 bueno como 10 malo. Des-
graciadamente no poseemos este
habito, y ash, olvidamos un sinnu-
nero de detalles de la existencia
de nuestros hijos, detalles utilisi-
mos cuando ell medico o ell educa-
dor averigua por ellos. Hay per-
sonas que no pueden siquiera re-
ferir las Intermediates sufridas,
por ell nino, nj la fecha en- que apa
recieron los primeros dientes, do
sus primeros pasos, y dijo las pri-
meras palabras; mucho menos los
antecedentes de un sintoma alar-
mantle de la conducta. Los mejo-
res libros sobre psicologfa del nj
no, aquellos considerados como ella
sicos, son los escritos por los pa
dres de familia narrando la vida
de sus hijos; entire ellos sc puede
citar ell libro de Preyer sobre Gel
alma de los ninos," ell cual puede
servir de modelo a padres o ma
dres que q~uisieran imitar al como
cido autor.
Cuando la observation sc veri-
flea con metodo, entonces vamos
canine de 10 cientifico, porque
muchos de los hechos observados
pueden repetirse, y de esa repeti-
ci6n ~valernos para establecer COM
paraciones, graduar processes en- su
avance o en- su retraso.
Como Sc debe obserVGr
No valdria la pena observar por
observsr, 81 no pudieramos Negar
a ciertas conclusiones que nos per-
mitieran un diagnostico mas %
nlenos Approximate de 10 que ocu-
IRE con nuestros hijos. ST ustedes,
padres de familia, tuvieran ITEM
pc para leer algunos de los hume
rosos librbos escritos sobre Psico-
logfa del Niho, o Sc inscribieran
como alumnos libres en- las Escue-
las Normales o en- la Universidad,
no les seria dificil aprceiar la vida
de sus hijos. Pero como ESQ no o.
cure, sine excepcionalmente, 10
urgente es pedir consejo a exper-
tos y educadores, quienes en- vista
del historical del nino Sc encuen-
tren capacitados para ofrecer Ell
diagn6stico y su respective trata-
miento.
Lo importante es solicitar este
apoyo en- periodos determinados,
aunque ell nino presente un cuadro
enteramente favorable. Ash Sc a
conseia ell estudio mensual en- los
tres primeros amos; semestral de
los tres a los seis, y annual en- Ell
periodic de vida escolar, o sea de
seis amos en- adelante, en- situacio-
nes normales, siendo ell estudio
mas minucioso Y con mas frecuen-
cia cuando hubiere sintomas alar-
nantes que 10 m~otivasen.
La observation comienza desde
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
Ell recien nGcido

Normalmente ell nino nacido tie
ne los sintomas de la viabilidad,
o sea encontrarse en- condolences
de poder vivir, 10 cual sc expresa
por ell grito o por ell Ianto acorn
pahado de gestos de la cara y de
movimientos anarquicos del cuer-
pc.
A las veinticuatro hcras la pu-
pila Sc dilata Y Sc contrae; hay
reaction positiva al estimulo del
gusto, del olor y del tacto; parpa-
dea estimulando las pestahas;
hay presencia de reflejos respira-
torios, tales como ell estornudo, ell
bostezo, la tos.
A la semqnd, ell nino debe le-
vantar la cabeza encontrandose
tendido de espalda; move los la
bios a cualquier estfmulo; despe-
rezarse; gritar a causa de sentir
hambre, dolor, sueno, incomodi-
dad. Aparecen las primeras lagri-
mas, y va es possible observar las
diferentes classes de llanto que ell
nino tiene. No todos los ninos llo-
ran 10 mismo, pero para una ma
DIRE diligente no lie es diffcil obser-
var la diferencia entire ell llanto
que tiene por causa un dolor fist
co, una incomodidad de encontrar-
Sc mojado; o un ansiado refugio,
como el deseo de ser levantado y
tenido en- brazos. Corresponds a
este periodic la primera explOra-
cion que ell nino verified sobre su
cuerpo, llevandose la mano o los
dedos a la boca, frotandose la ca
Ia, buscandO ell seno de la madre.
A las dos semands Sc presentan
las primeras flexiones en- los de-
dos de las manos y de los pies; e.
xiste mayor movimiento en- las ex-
tremidades superiores e inferio-
res; va lie es possible tener abier-
tos los ojos y fijarlos en- determt-
nado objeto; sentir d~iferencia en-
tire estar abandonado en- la cuna y
encontrarse en- brazos. Esta 1lti-
ma actitud es ell comienzo del pri-
mer habito negative que consiste
en- pedir socorro cuando Sc esta
solo Y en- acudir a su ayuda. La
madre no debe propiciar este ha-
bito. Ell apoyo debe ser siempre
Conditional, como ocurre en- ell ca
so de encontrarse enfermo ell nino,
A las cuatrO SemGnds va Sc en-
cuentra atento a la VOC de los SUI
yos, al ruido y a la musica, mos
trando expression facial emotiva
sigue ell movimiento de la luz; hay
reflejos tactiles cuando toca obje-
tos colocados a su alcance; reco-
noce a la madre, a la botella dc
(Pasa A La Pagina y
La gaceta., 1943-06-09
CONSOLES PARA OBSERVAR A NINOS De EDAD
mPREESCOLAR
Por ell Professor }. A. ENClNAS
rx.R..,or de d Universidad de Lima, Professor de la Eseuela
"AIfredo M. AguayO"

ell primer dfa en- que ell niho viene
al mundo. Tan pronto como ha sa-
lido del claustro materno y some
lido a las exigencias de la hygiene
personal y a las at%enciones medi-
cas-, es precise observar los sinto-
mas de la vida motora y de la SEN
serial.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-30

combat fatigue may take four or
five weeks TO get back to the
front. In the Navy, many are
cured more swiftly, aboard
ships.
DR.. Strecker now spends most
of his time in Washington and at
hospitals i'm the east. He is one
of the Surgeon Generals con-
sultants on war neuroses, and he
is the top advisor 10 the Navy,
the Army Air Forces and the
Merchant Marine.
Strecker recalls that neuro-
psychiatric casualties numbered
one out of seven of all casualties
in World War I, and he forecasts
that the incidence will be higher
this time. Chief reasons: partici-
pants face death on a vaster and
more violent scale. Also, expos
ure 10 anxiety producing situa-
tions-mental and bodily shock
and strain, especially strain -
continue for longer periods in
this conflict Often. now, the
fighters balance is tipped by
such factors: 95 per cent of the
first com b I psycho-neurotic
casualties suffered also from
physical exhaustion and tropical
diseases.
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Approximately two-thirds of
all passenger automobile drivers
are conforming 10 a reasonable
degree 10 the national 35 miles
per hour war speed limit.
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HERE'S WHAT HAPPENS

Here is a typical picture Of the
severe combat neurosis and the
comeback:
The sufferer is abed after six
weeks jungle fighting He losses
in catastrophe Nightmares
which bring back the screaming
wings and the voices of Japs
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Yell lg epithetS Awake, he does
not remember those, nor seeing
his friends head blown off. He is
morose, ever vigilantly anxious,
and he may display "startle re-
action" jumping a yard if some
one lights a match near him.
He may be given repeated
doses of sodium amytal. He
sleeps. Treatment Sbegins with
about 48 hours rest. Sometimes
ii is advisable TO induce a state
of twilight sleep"-to place the
patient i'm a kind OF no-man's-
land between Wakefulness and
sleep, by giving him sodium PEN
tothal. Then the doctor starts
talking TO him, forcing him to
re- live his combat experience:
Here come the Japs how
do you feel? There. they got the
sergeant! See his head go. How
do you feel?"
The soldier covers under the
bedclothes. He may leap and run
TO the door, pounding on IL. And
that is his first step toward get
ting well.
For perhaps an hour, by direct
suggestion, the doctor keeps be-
fore the soldier the events of
horror and hardship which in
spired reactions of fear and
shame he could not face con-
Sciously-which caused the neu-
rosis In his twilight state, the
soldier begins 10 talk, and as ne
does, recalling the things he had
repressed, he RECEIVERS.
CURED IN FEW WEEKS
Some need and get further
treatment, Such as group Their
apy-in which they talk to each
other, and cure each other. This
is done at intermediate points,
farther back from the fronts,
usually. a man having severe
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BY MARGUERITE YOUNG
NEA Staff Correspondent

PHILADELPHIA - The big
military-medical problem over
seas today is combat fatigue -
physical and nervous exhaus-
ton from hard service in the
fighting zones.
Actual battle wounds from
bullets and bombs account for
only about 10 per cent of casual
ties in specific campaigns and 5
per cent in combat theaters as a
whole. But neuroses, of which
one is combat fatigue, are re-
ported to account for 80 per cent
of all casualties and disability. 1t
is estimated that the Army Is
discharging, at all points from
training to battle, around TO-
900 neuro- psychiatric casualties
per month.
Military psychiatrists are de-
feating combat fatigue, often al
most on the spot. DR.. Edward A.
Strecker, University Of Pennsyl-
vania psychiatrist land expert on
the subject, says the larger per-
centages of lis victims get we'll.
Whenever possible, they are
treat, d at advance hospital sta
tons within a short distance of
the battle that breaks them In a
few weeks, many go back into
action. All get treatment over
seas. and many recover without
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San Carlo Artists
Present 'Boheme'
And Aida
Dorothy Kristen and
Sidney Rayner Dra,O
Enthusiastic Applause
By ELENA de SAYN.

The saga Of the carefree student.
life IN the Latin quarter of Paris
in prewar days, so vividly por-
trayed by the San Carlo Opera Co
In La Boheme" at the National
Theater yesterday afternoon, drew
a capacity house again, with sew
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the box Office.
The performance, intermingled
with humor, comedy and pathos,
was presented with a lifelike real
ism, worked out to the smallest
detail. The scenic effect of a lovely
French painting, with snow on trees
and on the ground in the third act,
was only one of 81 masterpieces
of stage craft shown during the
week of opera by Louis Raybaut,
stage director.
Sidney Rayner as Rudolfo and
the Mimi of Dorothy Kristen drew
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dience after each Of their individ-
ual arias which broke into a regu-
lar ovation after their joint high
&c" in the duet which rang glorious
ly from off stage.
The closing performance by the
company last night brought an
other presentation Of aida" with
Villa Stewart in the title role, sup
ported by a cast heard here on the
first night and consisting of Margery
Mayer, Aroldo Lindi, Mostyn
Thomas, Harold Kravitt, Stefan
Kozakevich Francesca Curci and
Flora Sherman.
Miss Stewart displayed q pleasing
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PIN GAME MECHANIC,
No Sundays. Capitol Coin Machine Ex-
change, 1898 14th st. NV. CO. 1880.
RETAIL statesmen.
Experienced, clothing and
furnishings statesmen for
mems fine retail store. Ex-
cellent earnings and oppor-
tunity with splendid future
for draft-deferred men. Ap-
ply by confidential letter or
in person. Lewis & Thos.
Saltz, Inc, 1409 G st. NV.
SLIP COVER CUTTERS,
MUST BE THOROUGHLY
EXPERIENCED; HIGHEST
WAGES IN CITY.
TIRALLA,
4843 MASS. AVE. EN- 1OO1
Evening star., 1943-03-29
MEN WANTED

AGES 1850, to take fare-box readings and
handle fare boxes; no figuring or expert
ence necessary; no money to handle: must
have leg ble handwriting and be active
physically, work requires climbing in
and out Of buses and streetcars. An ab
solutely clear record of past employment
essential; 54-hour 6-day week, from &
pm. to 3 am: Sl40 per month to start.
with automatic increases