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La gaceta., 1940-08-02
UNA NINA DE IL AMOS SAL
VO A UN NINITO

Fernandina, Fla, agosto g.
Dos ninos de IL y 8 amos, STAGE
Y Lester Hegelson, Sc metieron
en- ell aqua sin saber nadar Y u
no de elos, ell mayor, muri6 aho
gado,
Lester, Ell de 9 amos, fu9 sava-
do por la nina Shirley Ann Da-
wilson, que lie oy6 gritar y acu
do en- su auxilo. Ell padre Y Ia
madre presenciaron ia escena,
pero NADIA pudieron hacer, por
cuanto tampoco saben NADIA. La
Sra Helgason lie aplic6 a su hi
tito "a respiration artificial. u
ma ambulancia lego mas tarde,
con un pulmotor, pero resulta :
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
LEGO Ell A
RIO DE JANEIRO

Rio de Janeiro, agosto Eel
vapor mercante "Al.antara" de
$4,000 toneladas, armada en-
crucero por los ingleSes, Beg6
aver a laestaci6n naval de la is
la de Wanna, donde Sc lie haran
algunas reparaciones. Asegura
ell comandante que la acci6n con
ell buque nazi Sc libr6 fuera del
cintur6n de SOD millas de las a.
guas americans. Ell buque ale
man prefiri6 muir a combatir,
luego de haber sido "tocado.'
Las reparaciones duraran de 48
" horas y para hacerlas ell
gobierno brasilero concedera un
permiso especial.
Los dos muertos fueron sepul
tados en- Ell mar y los siete heri
Cos son atendidos en- ell barco.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

ci6n lOAA acontecimieVcs en- el
extranjao; formation de I'm
.gobierno\ hue obligue a cada per
soma a seAvir al Estado, con e:
conomia Rlaneada, sistema &c
control unitario, production, dis
Aribuci6n y consumo; cambios
en- ell sistema educational para
colocar en- primer lugar los SER
vicios al Estado y destruir to-
dos los p~ensamientos egoistas y
materialistas; dejar de trataS a
todos igual, como Sc ha venido
hacienda hasta ahora. mo ira
taremos de coger las manos &c
esos paises que no quieren ser
nuestros amigos" Estas pala-
bras Sc aplicaran principalmen
tie a Inglaterra y Estados Uni
dos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
NoMBRADo Ell NUEVU FhF
SIDENTE DEL COMITE Ma
o N D~EMOCRATICO

Washington, agosto 2. Un
cat6lico e irlandes de New York
Edward j. Flynn, fue nombra-
do aver, en- la Casa Blanca, pre-
sidente del Comite Nacional del
Partido Democratico. AL hacer
Sc la designation Sc hallabaS
presenteS Flynn, James A. Far
ley, Wallace, varios miembros
del Comite y ell p~residente Roo
sevelt. Ell nombrado tomara po-
session ell dia II de agostoY a
yer pronostic6 la victoria en- los
comicios de noviembre. "Nues-
tras fuerzas Sc hallan entrena-
das para la victoria. Nuestros o.
ponentes Sc han endurecido por
las derrotas."
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
G~ROELANDlA Sc DESHIE-
L~A--"Armchair Science"

En- un Tempo, las superficies
heladas de la TERRA cubrian
doce millonts de millas cua-
dradas. Hoy este espacio esta
reducido a seis milones; Y la
ciencia Sc pregunta en- cuanta
rapidez Sc d~erretira ell hello de
Groelandia, y que ocurrira
cuando TODD el haya desapa-
recido,
La respuesta es dificil, por-
que aunque Ell area de la re-
goin eS conocida, la profun-
didad del hielo es cast IMPOSE
BILE de calcular.
Bajo un calculo conservador
Ell deshielo de Groelandia v de
TODD ell Antartico ademas, pro-
ducirai una elevation del nj
vel del mar, de una fraction
de milla que podria llegar a
eiento cincuen,a pies, con a
d~evastadora consequences de
que las grandes eiudadeS cos
tenas del pundo, incluso Lon
dres Y Ndeva York, serian
inundadas del mismo modo
que las parties mas fertiles de
la terra.
Las condolences climaticas
tambien Sc alteraran compile
tamente. En- las atlas ATTITUDES
habria nublados y lluvias ca
81 incesantes; as tormtntas Sc
rian menOs frecuentes en- las
ATTITUDES medias; y etre los 20
y 80 grades de ambos hemis-
ferios, la sequia seria absolu-
"a perenne.
s. estima que, dada la pro-
porci6n actual del deshielo,
transcuririan unos $4,000 amos
antes del total derretimiento
y los dltimos inventos permit
ten esptrar un calculo de la
probable rapidez del deshielo
y de consecuente dsnivl ocea-
nico.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
":se4EARD

pias extranjeros, los cuales Sc
ran deportados. En- la iona del
Canal solo Sc emplean paname-
nos y americanoG, no extranje-
ros,
Ell ~secretario de la Guerre
Stimson coment6 aver los arres
tos, interrogado por los perio =
distas, y dijo que Sc exageraba
sill importancia. EN- Ell control
del fuego de la a~rtilleria del Ca
nal solo trabajan soldados o in
genieros americanos. La ciuda-
DANA de todos los hombres ha
sido bien investigated. Cast TO-
dos los 81 hombres arrestados,
SON europeos.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
t~ASEsINARo1, AL JEFF DE
LOS RUSOS BLANCOS

Shanghai, agosto 2.-Deu-
tro del sector americana, en- ia
iona international, fue abatido
a tiros Charles Metzler, jefe de
los rusos blancos en- China. Re-
cientemente ell hombre Sc opuso
a que los japoneses organizaran
a los rusos emigrados, en- su ia
vor.
Sc lie conOcfa en- esta ciudad
como ell consul de la Russia anti
bolsavlque. FL crimen Sc atribu-
We a pistoleros pagados por les
japoneses.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
NUEVA POLITICA AGRESl-
VA DE LOS M~ILITARISTAS
NIPONES

Toxic, agosto Eel primer
ministro Konoye, Instruments
de los militaristas, anunci6 aver
una nueva politica agresiva, que
abarca estos puntos: Creaci6n
un nuevo orden especial en- A.
STA que abarcara Ell Japon, Chi
ma, | Manchukuo, la IndoIChina
Y las Indias Orientales holande-
sas; intensificaci6nl de arma--
mentos en- una escala adecuada
para ejecutar las normas nacio-
males Y tomando en- considera-
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
HA R~EFRESCADO EN- Ell ES
TIE Y Ell SUR


New York, agosto Eel ca
Tor ha disminuido en- ell Este Y
en- ell sur. Boston tuvo aver tenn
peratura de 70 grades y Alba
ny, New York, de IA. Las llu-
Was en- ell sur hicieron bajar la
temperature, teniendo los ciu :
dadanos alg1n alivio.
En- ell Medic oeste, sin embar
go, Ell calor Sc mantiene Y Kan
sas City sufri6 aver una tempe
ratura de 101 grades.
Oklahoma y Ell Norte de Te :
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
TEATRo CASINO
I'm EstrenO

Sc anuncia para Ell venidero
lunes ell estreno de la notable pc
lfcula "En un burro tres batu-
rrosy" hablada en- espahol.
Interpretan los PARTICIPATES
papeles Carlos Orellana, Sara
Garcia Y Joaquin Pardave, tres
artistas de gran reputation.
La cinta, segdn los informes
que tenemos, glorifica a los pa
dres, la familia y Ell hogan. Du-
rante tres dias pasara por la
pantalla.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
Ell EMBAJADOh AUSO CON
FERENClO CON WEIIIES

Washington, agCsto 2.-Ila-
mado por ell subsecretario de Els
tado Summer Welles, visit6 aver
ell departamento de Estado Ell
embajador russo Constantine Gu
mansky.
Despues de la conferencia,
los dos hombres dijeron que ma
da podfan manifestar sobre 10
tratado. Ell Ola 6 de agosto ex-
pirara ell convenio comercial en-
tra los dos paises.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

A cola cough seriously endangers
ou, your family, and your buslness
rsoc,ates, ginecs from colds and
eaacis causes lore loss Of time
ehan all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due to q cold,
ret Manthc-M ulsion, the gdaran-
teed medicine, today. IL Mentho-
Mulsion fails to sop your coughiA
Immediately and get you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
nv medicine you ever tried, ass
or your money b. k.
Mentho-Mulsion is more than an
rdaiary medicine. It contains vita.
nins A ami d to build youi cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
hralinR oils and un~u2 IS. 'uciid-
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
b lN UN cHoQUE

ca Ia. N. Hampshire, ages
to "a cl1ocar un canton pro
pie dol contratista Melvin
f. ess = un tren, en- ell cruce
dAes Canaan, perdieron la
w seA personals. Uno de los
srtos Sc nombraba Robert
I8clic, de West Jefferson, y o.
tres Waldo Beard, de HiTlsboro.
Les otros cuatro cadaveres
peaan sido identificados a1n.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
Cant Sprsfd Your G5l1 Cough
, Get Eentko- Mulsigp

ing highest grade beechwood GREG
sots for penetration, Genuine Cal
ifornia 6g syrap EN Mcntho.
Mulsioz. 2 taste the whole family
will. like. It clires to the mem.
branes SO its soothing, healing in
gradients nc' faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit;
Attendance at church is eces-
sary for human welfare, but don't
endahger the congregation with .
cold cough wkea Mentho- Mulsion Is
SO inexpensive and easy to obtain"
Mulcion is endorsed BY
your neiehbOrs and Guaranteed BY
ie~dirg drug - sv vhcre. adv.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
,sENoRAS EN-
Ds- ACCIDENTE AUTO
MOVILISTA

Dos AUTOMOBILES chocaron
aver en- la esquina de las GALES
Grand Central y Delaware, SUI
friendo lesiones las Sras. Ernest
King, del 914 North Howard
avenue, y H. Berwald, del 2418
Prospect Road, las que fueron
asistidas en- Ell Hospital Munich
pal. Ernest King, que acompa-
haba a su esposa, sali6 ileso.
La Sra. Berwal@ es la esposa
del captain del mismo nombre,
destacado en- Ell c~ampamento Nc
Dill.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Uno que Sc Marcia sacrifice una
casa que vale $4,000, en- Nebraska,
p~ors4,000. Mi pesos al contado y Ell
resto Q plazos. Cuatro habitaci0nes
de dormir, sala de- sol, c~ocina, eoche-
ra, decorado, techo de piEarra.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
81 EXTRANJE-
RIOS EN- LA IONA DEL CA
NAL

Washington, agosto 2.-Las
autoridades americans de la 70
ma del Canal de Panama arres-
taron aver a 81 agentes o es-
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

xas padecieron hasta 100 gra .
dos. $1,000
AmaDeci6 lloviendo en- el sur
de Luisiana y Ell sur de Florida.
AQche llovi6 en- Georgia, lue
go de kaber teQido Columbus SO
grades, M=Gon 81 y Augusta 81
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Cinco casas en- Ybor, de esquina, /
de 2 pises. Cuatro de un pisO. Todas
en- buenas condolences, o aceras.
Alquiler de $85 por mes. PreciO de
venta $4,000.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Casa pequeia, dos cuartos de DOR
mir, Tampa cerca de Columbus DR.
$500. $3.50 al contado y $40 al
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
Venta de P~ropiedades

Dos locales para Establishments
y una casa de vivienda en- 5 cuartos,
en- Tampa Heights, $2,750. Una ter
cera al contado y Ell resto a plazos
faciles.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Casa de dos pisos en- Taliaferro 8
cuartos, sala, c~ocina, baho, arboles
frutales. 75xl26 $1,000. $3.50 al con-
tado y 10 meses para pagan.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Una casa con 4 apartamentos. Al
quiler de $3.50 al mes. Precio de
venta 1900. $3.50 al contado y el res
to c6modamente.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Cerca del parque Robes, dos casas,
de estuco, de dos apartamentos esda
una. Alquiladas en- $40 al mes. Pre-
clio $2.26O.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02
BY DON

ron indtiles todos los e~sfuerzns
que Sc hicierOn para salvar a
Stacey.
La gaceta., 1940-08-02

Tenemos para Ia venta Fincas, Boz
Gasolineras y 10 que listed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
RAyBURN To SEEK
ADJOURNMENT Of
CONGRESS SOON
Issue Hinges on Whether
he Can Get Men to
Washington

Washington Nov. IA up 49,
Senators and representative were
summoned today from all parts Of
the country to vote next Tuesday
on a resolution that would send
them home again.
With elections over, Speaker
Sam Rayburn was confident that
Hogse m members would vote to end
the 18th session of Congress -
provided he can get them back
here.
Efforts OF administration lead
ers to get an adjOurnme or long
recess before the election. collaps-
ed because of the opposition Of
all House Republicans and many
Democrats. House Republican
Leader Joseph w. Martin, Jr.,
still opposes adjournment, but
Rayburn thinks that enough
Democrats have changed their
minds to make It possible.
A previous obstacle to adjourn
ment was the demand of some
Senators for a vote on the House
approved Walter-Logan bill
which would subject orders and
decisions OF Administrative agen-
cies to court review Some Sena-
tors believed they had tentative
com mitmeut from Senate Demo-
cratic Leader Alben w. Barley
for a vote on IL before adjourn
ment. But leaders believe that
the reelection OF President Roose-
welt. who they say would probably
veto the measure even IL II were
passed. has removed that obstacle.
White House Secretary stephen
T. Early issued statement We'd
nesday asserting that Mr.. Roose-
welt was not particularly interest
ed in any pending legislation and
had n0thing additional 10 suggest.
He also said that the President
felt adjournment was a matter
for Congress TO decide, denying a
Chicago story that Mr.. Roosevelt g
first postelection order was to
get Congress out II town"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
j. s. WILL USE
MEXICAN BASES
SECRET AGREEMENT SIGNED
IN OCTOBER, NAVAL
AUTHORITIES SAY

Mexico City. Nov IL UP-'Nayal
authorities reported today that a
secret Mexican.Unlted states agree.
rhent giving the United States &C.
cess TO Mexican naval and air bases
was signed in October
The agreement was said to have
been signed for Mexico by Ambas-
sador Francisco Castillo Najera
shortly after he returned to Wash
ington on oct. - after visit here
during which he conferred with
President LaZaro Cadrenaa.
The foreign office spokesman
confirmed that general Mexican.
United States defense discussions
had been under way for some time.
but said he had mo information
that they had progressed 10 a point
where an agreement had been
signed In some government quar-
tiers It was believed that Hothing
OF a tangible defense agreement
would be reached until after Najera
and United States Under-secretary
Of state Sumner Welles have fin
ished conversations on pending
problems.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
SABOTAGE CLUES
NOT UNCOVERED
PRODUCTION sPEED.UP BOUND
TO INCREASE ACCIDENTS
SAYS OFFICIAL

Washington. Nov. 14-AP =
Sabotage was considered an unlike
ly explanation today. after a fed
eral Bureau OF Investigation exam
nation OF evidence connected with
the series Of three powder explo-
sions which took II lives in the
East Tuesday.
One FBI official said Wednesday
night that the production speed-up
since the start of the national de-
tense program was almost certain
to increase industrial accidents.
One Of the three plants wreck
ed by Tuesdays blasts was known
definitely to be working on defense
orders. but there were no records
here TO indicate whether the 9TH
er two were handling government
subcontracts or normal orders.
No sabotage clues have been un.
covered in the FBI investigations
OF the explosions. this official sad.
lie attrihnted 10 coincidence the
fact that the two blasts in Penn
sylyania Tuesday. and the one 10
New Jersey occurred within the
space OF so minutes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
INNER CIRCLE Of
NE " DEAL PLANS
FURTHER PURGE
Brain Trust Twins Hopeful
OF Retirements; Would
Replace Hoover
BY. William X. Hutchinson


Washington. Nov. lf-lNS-The
Inner Giro Q" OF the New Deal.
flushed with their part in President
Roosevelts third term victory. are
drafting an ambitious program OF
political activity in hopes OF fore
ing sweeping changes in the Adj
ministration, It was learned today.
This New Deal faction, headed
by the "brain,trust twins"-Tho.
mas G Corcoran and Benjamin
Cohen would like TO see:
|. A new department OF aviation
created. with Mayor Fiorello La
Guardia OF New FORK City, as the
secretary OF aviation.
2. Secretary OF War Henry l..
Stimson retire. so that Assistant
Secretary of War Robert p. Pat
terson can be promoted to the
Cabinet.
3. Chief Justice Charles Evans
Hughes retire. so that Attorney
General Robert n Jackson can be
promoted TO head the Supreme
Court.
T. The earlier Smear" cam
paign resumed against FBI Direc-
tor J Edgar Hoover IN hopes be
can be forced into retirement and
a good New Dealer named to head
his vast organization.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
DIES COMMITTEE
To RESUME WORK
ON ALIEN AGENTS
viii Center Attention on
Operation of Germans,
Italians

Washing ton, Nov. IA -AP -
Evidence bearing On alleged acti-
vities OF German and Italian
agents in the United States was
given a No. | spot today on the
list of subject matter before the
Dies Committee on un-American
activities.
With~the state department inter
posing no objections. Chairman
Dies (D-Tex) announced that the
committee would resume its work
next Monday or Tuesday. center
ing attention on the operation of
German and Italian consular or
other agents In this country.
Dies had not reached a decision
whether the hearings, arranged
after an exchange of kilograms
with Secretary of State Hull Wed
nesday. would be open to the pub
lie. Hull advised Dies that the
question of public hearings was
something for him to decide at
his own discretion as committee
chairman.
The Texas Congressman said
that the committee had accumu-
lated considerable material, more
dealing with the Italian diploma
tic agents than with the German.
The embassies of both axis pow
ers have contradicted all asser-
tons that officials of their SOW
ernments here have INDUCED in
anything exceeding their official
duties.
The state department figured in
the arrangements for the project
ed hearings when Dies, en- route
to the capital, wired Secretary
Hull that he intended to start
the sessi- MS unless the state de-
partment felt they would en-
barass Xxx conduct Of our re-
lations with Germany or other
Continued on Page Tenn
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
.INDO-CH|NA MOVE
PLANNED BY JAPS
CHINESE CONTEND JAPAN
AIMS AT PERMANENT
OCCUPATION

shanghai Nov. HAP Foreign
circles expressed belief today that
Japan was preparing FOR another
move in the near future against
French TndU China. possibly ending
the shaky sovereignty Of that
French colony
Chinese newspapers contended
Japan was aiming al permanent
occupation Of all French lndo-Chl-
ma
Chinese reported new japanese
demands on the colony include
the right 10 land troops az the
southern port OF Sai@on circula-
ton of japanese military yen
throughout INC country ana loans
OF 100000 Tndo-China dollars
month 10 finance exports 10 Japan.
Foreign sources lacked informl-
ton whether such demands actual
ly had been presented but sa 3
current developments did point 10
another japanese. move against
lndo-China In The near future.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Goodfellows Outline Sale
Official Organization Name
Adopted; Constitution,
by Laws Approved

Annual meeting of the Ypsi-
lanti Goodfellows Association
(name adopted Wednesday night
was held at the Daily Press We'd.
nesday evening at which time
plans were adopted for the an.
nual sale of the Daily Press and
the program for the current sea
son adopted.
President Phelps Grouse pre-
sided and Clare j. Hewens sub
mitted the report of the secre-
tary-treasurer. In addition to the
name of the Organization proyi-
sions o. the nev constitution and
bylaws are: the purpose shall be
the promotion of any charitable
enterprise. funds to be raised by
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
PRODUCTION STEP
UP SLOAN ADVICE
SIX-DAY WORK WEEK IN
DEFENSE INDUSTRIES
SUGGESTED

New York. Nov. II 49, AP-Al-
fred p Sloan Jr., Chairman Of
General Motors Corporation, sug.
gests that American industry sup
plant the five-day with the six
day week as a means of increas-
ing production when the slack
OF unemployment has been taken
up"
Addressing the academy of po-
litical science last night Sloan
asserted the key to national de-
Tense lis the strongest. most vir-
lie, the most aggressive economy
that the creative genius Of Amer
lea can devise
Output can be increased 90
per cent by working six days
week in place OF five days. 1t
seems clear that this should be
the first step. If the point is
reached when the slack of unem-
ployment has been taken up and
the increasing speed Of industry
has been utilized o-the fullest
practical extent"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
Entire Country Reloices
Over Gripping Blows
Struck at Units
FORCES IN RUMANlA
MAY BE DEM0BiLIZE0
Dictator Antonescu Meets
With Italian Leaders
in Rome

ny International News Service)
London, Nov. l4-lNS-A new
British air attack on the Italian
naval base at laramie was stated
officially today as the entire nation
rejoiced over the Gripping blows
struck against the Italian navy
there by units OF the British fleet
air arm.
The new attack on laramie &C.
Cured Wednesday night and was
carried out by Raj. bombers rath.
er than by British naval bombers.
officials in London said
The air ministry's announcement
OF the latest pounding OF the Italian
base was made in this succinct
communique.
Information received in London
from the Middle East states that
the Raj. on Wednesday night sue
cesstully attacked the docks and
harhor OF laramie
"All our aircraft returned safe
ly"
Meanwhile. the British press went
Wild with JOY over the attack. de-
llvered on the night OF Nov. HIP.
which blasted two and probably
three Italian warships at laramie
and put four other Fascist war ves-
sells out of commission.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
SEVERE STORM RECALLS
PREVIOUS ONE ON LAKE
R. G. Starr One of Grew on
Distressed Car Ferry

Tho Lake Michigan ship wreck
calls to the mind OF r. C. Starr.
719 Davis Street, the night back
in January 1916 when Car Ferry
No 10 was washed onto a reef
near Ludington. He was a member
Of the crew and was rescued in
the second life boat to reach the
distressed ship.
The sea was so heavy that fur
Their rescue was prevented for
several hours and members OF the
crew remaining on board we're
forced to sp nd a cold and worry
some night Ice formed as waves
broke over the ship and the
crack of strained and breaking
timbers continued constant re-
minder of their peril.
From the shore Mr.. Starr
watched with others through the
nigh' and assisted In the rescue
work that resulted IN finally saw
ing all lives.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14

(Ry International News. service)
Berlin, Nov. u ~ ms Nh
tual agreement between Ger
many and Soviet Russia on all
outstanding questions was an
nounced today as Soviet Pre-
mier-Foreisn Commissar V NJ
Molotov departed for Moscow al
ter comforting with Chancellor
Hitler and other German authori-
ties in Berlin.
As Molotoy and members Of his
party entertained at the Anhalter
station. German Foreign Minister
Joachim Won Rbbentrop and
other prominent authorities babe
them farewell
simultaneously brief, official
communique announced
"Premier-Foreign Commissar
Molotoy during his visit in Berlin
had conferences with the Fueh-
rer and Foreign Minister Won
Ribbentrop.
THE exchange of opinions pro
ceeded in an atmosphere OF mu-
tual confidence and resulted in a
mutual agreement on all impor-
tant questions Of interest to Ger
many and the Soviet Union. %
German officials stated that
Hitler through his talks with
Molotov has now reached an I'M
portant new stage IN creation OF
a "Euraslan Bloc" and that an
accord between Germany and
Russia has now definitely been
achieved.
They said the fruits OF this
agreement will soou begin to be
come evident ION tremendous
scale"
Although the Cryptic Com
munique merely confirmed mutual
Russo-German amity and con
formed to the principle Of kee p
ing the world guessing, Nazi au
thorlties said that Molotov and
the Germans who conferred with
him canyassed all development
In line with the main obleciye'
envisages by the Axis powers ant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-14
NT|-SABOTAGE
LAWS PROPOSED
MODEL REGULATIONS TO
BE DRAFTED FOR USE
States -----------------


Washington. Nov. li-rP-Rep-
resertatiyes Qf state and federal
governments begin drafting model
ant sabotage and anttespionage
legislation today for presentation
10 % state legislature which con-
vene within a iew months.
The representatives. are mem
bers OF the drafting committee %
the federaieta'e conference on law
enforcement problems OF national
defense They will meet at the
Justice DEPARTMENT
The model legislation Nil be d.
--tt-t.-ti toward Il ? : -rfTr7trzr pr-tTeff-
ton. 2 registration ~ secret Or
ganlzations and uniform wear ng
groups. g. contro. Of firearms AMI
explosives: Z deputizing OF spe-
cisl police 8. mobillzat on of state
home guard units 10 replace mo-
bilized national guard