The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1935-05-10

and nine years ago he became the vice
president.
General Atterbury had this to say
of his successor:
"Since he became vice president,
Clement has been intimately associated
with me in conducting the company's
affairs and in our relations with the
other railroads and with the govern
ment
"The remarkable results achieved
by the company last year, one of the
most difficult periods the railroad has
ever experienced, were largely due to
Clements leadership. His manifest
capabilities have commended him not
only to his associate directors and OIL
GERS, but also to the executives OF
other railroads with whom he has been
working in recent years in the interest
of the railroad industry as whole.
Moreover, he enjoys the confidence,
respect and cooperation of the entire
Pennsylvania railroad organization
~ERMANY'S latest breach of the
" treaty of Versailles, the building
Of submarines, is stirring up lot or
angry talk in Great Britain, France
and Italy. The English are especially
disturbed, for they remember only TOO
yiyidly how near the Germans came
TO starving them during the war by
the destruction of shipping by the I'M
dersea boats. Anglo-German conversa-
lions on naval restriction were to
have been held in London the second
week in May, and these may now be
called off or at least postponed.
The French are less vexed because
they think the development may force
a showdown on the whole status of the
German navy and Hitler's demand for
at least 80 per cent of the British ton
mage and approximate parity with
that of France. Naval experts In
Paris said the disclosure might ''well
prove of inestimable benefit for mill
tary France in awakening naval Bri-
tain to the dangers of Hitler's arma-
ments policy"
Information obtained by the powers
WAS llldt OcImd OllCduy iou uhuCA
construction number of 25O-ton sub
marines and planned large fleet of
them. Spokesman for the German gov
eminent denied that any were being
built yet, but at. the same time adj
mitted that submarines were being
"considered'' in connection with plans
for rebuilding the navy.
The League of Nations council ap-
pointed a committee to study what
action should be taken If Germany vio-
lated the peace treaty again, so OBJ
servers are interestedly waiting to see
If the matter will be taken up at the
council meeting on May 20.
TN AN address closing the ceremonies
L at the Grotto of Lourdes, Cardinal
Pacelli, secretary of state for the Vat
lean, served notice on Reichsfuehrer
never come to terms with him while
the Nazis persist in racial philoso-
ply contrary to the Christian faith"
An attack on both Hitlerism and
Communism was apparent in Cardinal
Pacelli's denunciation of Christianity's
"enemies' whom he accused of using
the depression to spread aversion for
the cross"
A AMBASSADORS of the United
States, Chile, Peru, and Argentina
delivered to the Brazilian government
a collective note asking Brazil to par
ticipate in efforts to end the Paraguay
Bolivia war in the Chaco by mediation.
Brazil rejected such an invitation
some time ago because she had been
Internationally excluded from a pro-
jected Chaco economic conference.
The two warning nations were en-
gagged In long and very bloody bat
tie, the outcome of which was still
undecided.