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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
LETTERS FROM
The 'FRONT.'

JACK PURDY, in the u. S. bomb
squadron at Salt. Lake City, Utah, ex-
poets to be transferred to the And
bomb squadron at Boise City, Idaho,
within a short time.
Purdy has been taking special work in
mechanics at the University of Salt
Lake City, and is also taking flight
instruction towards commercial pilots
license.
Speaking of the lightness of the air
at st. Lake City compared with that
at Ely where he had done considerable
flying Purdy says that his first trip
up in a Cub plane was quite a sensa-
ton. He had to gun his ship for nearly
half a mile before he could get it into
the cir, and when attempting to land
the bottom started to come out from
beneath his ship because he had cut
his speed too much and he had to try
again at 90 miles per hour.
FRANK A. SKUBA is now a member
of the HQ Bty, 1st. Bn., 125th FA, 34th
Div, at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana.
An electrician in the navy, JAMES
LIE ROY is now stationed at the sub
marine base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Leroy has been in the navy one year.
He speaks of a recent trip to the new
! naval base on the Midway Islands, 1,134
miles northeast of the HawaiianS, in a
letter to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew LIE Roy.
He sent his parents 15-verse poem
on submarines in which the author
who lost his life two weeks after he
wrote it when the USS S-4 went down
off the east coast in 1927, started his
poem by saying:
I'm the cankerous mind of the devil
There festered fiendish scheme,
He called all his cohorts around him
And designed the submarine"
After telling of the hardships and
dangers endured by submarine crews
he concludes his work by declaring:
''We all come back, for more,
And there friends is the rub;
We like the life beneath the sea,
Life on a darned old SUBJ"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
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FOLKS WHO need LOANS
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Read how you ean borrow up to $500

AVE you a money problem which
a personal loan will help you
solve? Here is simple way to borrow
without endorsers or guarantors-and
at rates substantially below the law
full maximum. If you have a job and
can make monthly payments you
are invited to come in and see US
about getting loan up to $500.
Suppose that you need 500. Find
this amount in the first column of the
table. Then read across picking out
the monthly payments convenient for
you to make. Twelve monthly Install
ments of $9.77 each, for instance, will
repay 500 loan in full. Or, as little
as S6.43 month for twenty months,
will also repay a 500 loan.
All you do
All you do to apply for your loan is to
acquaint us with your problem. Loans
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
Early Day Resident
Buried at TOUer.

The remains of Mrs Maria Tonkin
well known in this city and mother
of Mrs. Leslie Bolitho and resident
here for many years who died in Col
eraine in the fall, was brought to
Tower Sunday for burial in the family
lot at Lakeview cemetery.
The services were held at o'clock,
the Rev. E. H. Bull conducting the
same. She was buried in the Tonkin
lot beside the body of her husband,
James Tonkin, who died in August,
1894.
Several cars of Ely people attended
the burial
Better to cripple schedule than
a pedestrian
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
COUNTY OFFICIALS HERE.

Members of the ST. Louis county
board, the county attorney. and the
county highway engineer opened the
fishing season today on one of Jacob
L. Pete's cabin boats in Eastwood lake.
They win also make tour of the
Fourth district.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

are made on car or note. But we
attach far more Importance to char
acter and regular income than to
the value of security. 1t is unneces-
sary to ask outsiders to sign the loan
papers with you. And at no time do
we question friends or relatives about
your credit.
Get your loan for less
The payments in the table include all
charges. These charges are calculated
at Households rate of 21z% per
month. The Small Loan Law permits
us to charge substantially higher rate
than this. Some finance companies do
charge higher rate. We publish our
payments and rate of charge so that
youmaycompare costs beforeyou borrow.
Phone or visit us for full informs-
ton without obligation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

The Miner Is the Only newspaper
Interested In ELY ana Its PeopIei
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

BuffalO'S News Stand sells The Ely
Miner each week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

Better to cripple a schedule than
pedestrian.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15
All you do

All you do to apply for your loan is to
acquaint us with your problem. Loans
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-05-15

FRANK A. SKUBA is now member
of the HQ Bly,, 1st. Bn., 125th FA, 34th
Div, at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Egg Recipes
In Newest
CookbookIef

THREE HUNDRED WAYS
TO SERVE EGGS is the title
of this weeks cookboOklet. It
contains many new recipes for
this diet staple plus ways of
dressing up the old favoriteS.
CookbookletS are a series of
20. released by the Detroit
Times at the rate of one each
week. This weeks release is
No. 10. Previous cookbooklets
are still available. For lnforma-
ton of them. please consult the
women'S department of The
Detroit Times.
A binder in which 10 keep
YOUR set of cookbookletS is also
available. The binder comes in
a bright shade of red and will
hold all 20 of the CookbooklctS.
They simply snap IN and
they are ready for quick
reference.
The price OF the binder is 40
cents if called for at our service
counter in the lobby of the De-
troit Times Building or 50 cents
by mail.
Cookbooklets are 10 cents
each if called for and Is cents
each by mail. When ordering
either the binder or cookbook
lets. address your request TO the
Detroit Times Home Institute.
l225 Times Square, Detroit,
Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Always Welcome

Kitchen showers are often the
most welcome. Glassware. china
and bathroom accessories show
crS need especially careful plan
ming nowadays. when there is A
question of ensemble, pattern
and color 10 be considered.
Linen showers never, of course,
lose their popularity and never
have linens been so enchanting
and of such varying types and
prices.
And when all other Inspira-
tionS fail, there's always The
old Standby-thc miscellaneous
shower!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

al UJN-22I6S ". Mich. Dearborn 1880 4
JhLfH open p NJ Richard DIX.
Florence Rice in "CHEROkEE STRIP"
Una Merkel and Ed. Lowe in "DOIBLE
DATE" March Of Time: "American's An"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

YOUTH NEED plentiful
supply Of dainty slips TO wear
beneath your sheer Summer
frockS, Pattern 4763 has been
planned with a double purpose
hV Anne Adams to conform TO
the mature figure with smooth
perfection AND TO simplify
dreSsmakinC.
Pattern 4763 is available in
women's sizes "a. 80. IS. 40, A.
"A. and as. Size Sc takes
2ss yards 80 inch fabric and 80
yards lace edging.
Send Is cents in coins for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write
plainly size, name, address and
style number.
Address your order TO the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
ment, 1925 Times Square, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Booklet News

IT'S NOT such a hard job to
learn how 10 write advertising.
If you have always had a yen TO
Try your hand in this field. send
for our booklet entitled How 10
Write Advertising
There are many ideas and Sug-
CeStions TO get you started in
writing advertising jargon. and
once you begin, you'll find the
words easier TO put together,
one idea follows another,
Send today for your copy OF
this 40-page booklet. Enclose
FIFTEEN CENTS in coin, with
your name and address. ITO The
Detroit Times Home Institute,
l225 Times Square, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

FUbUC open J.45 T. NJ. Stage Show 9 .n5
p NJ James STEWART. Katharine HEP
BURN. Cary GRANT IN "PHIIADELPHIA
STORY" Plus CAPTAIN CAUTION"
with VICTOR MATURE STAGE SHOW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Good Manners

SHOWERS GIVEN in honor
Of the hUde-to-be may be only
sprinkleS attractive and useful
and inexpensive trifleS-or they
may he delHeeS pf important
and fairly Expensive gifts for the
new homo.
Before YOU decide on the kind
OF shower give a thought 10 the
budget Of the guests who are 10
be invited. 10 the kinds Of show
erS that may already have been
given tor the bride-elect, and
also. and especially, TO the home
planS Of The couple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Consider Budgets Of Guest:
When Planning Shower
BY MRS. CORNELIUS BEECKMAN
Authority on Good Manners and Good Taste

Sometimes. when the girl has
been given many kinds Of show
crS. il is amusing 10 plan five
and.tcn-cent shower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Courtesy Tip

ter-your hostess or host will
be grateful if you express def
mite choice as TO what you want.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07

WHENEVER YOU are
guest-in a restaurant or just
having a drink at a soda coun-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
INES C0IIIRE-MiehIEsu at Gas.

TnWrp-IssIS Cd River ITO 1850 \
lUWLh Open s.t5. PARK Free
Joan Bennett LOUIS Hayward THE son
and Bonita Granville. GALLANT sons"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Newcomers

There are several newcomers
10 the list of showers. notably
the eadcci shower. You can
find clcvcrly-deSigned devices Of
all kinds and descriptions and in
all price ranges. which will not
only delight the hride-elect but
also intrigue Her Man.
High in popularity is the huf-
fei accessories shower. acceSSo-
RES in silver. modern pewter.
brass aluminium, wood. china.
glass, chromium, copper. This
kind Of shower offers the ad-
vantage of a wide price range.
much TO be desired in planning
such a consequential shower.
Fortunate the bride who has
an electric accessories shower
gwen for her. If the number Of
guests is to be large, it might be
wise to assign several groups,
each 10 Join financial forces to
give one important item.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-07
Recipe Showers

This is the moment when the
bride to-be is beginning TO be
recipe-minded, and she will,
therefore, welcome recipe
shower. You can lind excel
lently-deSigned recipe boxes, and
recipes printed or typed on
cards for the boxes. Then, for
some of the extra cards, each
guest gathers together and types
several of her favorite recipes.
Another inexpensive shower is
a pantry shower with jars and
tins and bottles of favorite
brands. Still another low budget
shower is the paper shower.
with gifts of shelf edgings and
shelf papers, paper doilies. lamp
shades, decorative wrapping
papers, paper trousseau con-
Sisting of letter papers of vari-
Gus sizes and cards.
A bridge shower (all neces-
sary items for bridge table
equipmenD is also inexpensive.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Ell PREMIER ~CANADIENSE
PIDE A EE. UU. GARANTIAS
PARA GRAN BRETANA

Londres, Sep. 4.-El Pri-
mer Ministro Winston Chur-
chill declare EN- un almuerzo
ofrecido por ell Lord Mayor
hoy, que la dnica forma en-
que Alemania podia ser derro
tada era por medic de la Pile
ma cooperation de todas las
naciones que "aun Sc encuen-
ira fuera del alcance del po-
der de los conquistadores."
Ell Primer Ministro, que ha-
bio en- ell almuerzo conjunta :
mente con w. l.. Mackenzie
King, Premier canadiense, des
cribi6 a Canada como eel pa
sador de seguridad del mundo
de habla inglesa."
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
DE ACUERD0 LA CIUDADI
Y LA

A Ultima bora de aver Sc O.
freci6 a la prensa la noticia de
cue los fuucionarios de Ia adj
ministraai6n citadona habian
,legado a un acuerdo EN- princi-
pio co Mos representatives lega-
les de la America Air
ways, para ell uso del aeropuer-
to Peter 0. Knight, al obieto de
esjablecer una Inca aerea pa
ra pasaieros entire Tampa .
La Habana.
En- relation con eli plan ira
zado en- forma inicial, Sc con-
ceden derechos a la qonpania
para ell uSo de dicho aeropuer-
to por ell termino de 10 amos,
prorrogables a 10 amos mas.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

Londres, Sept. Ell Pri-
mer Ministro canadiense, M.
L. Mckenzie King sugiri6 hoy
que los Estados Unidos dieran
a la Gran Bretana una garan-
tia similar a la ofrecida al Ca
NADIA hace tres amos, que los E.
Unidos no permaneceran mac
tivos 81 ell suelo canadiense
fuera amenazado por otro impe
rio.
Hablando por vez primera
desde su arribo a Londres ha-
ce dos semanas, ell lider cana
diense declare en- ell almuerzO
del Lord Mayor que tai decla
racion contra la Alemania ma
ri "acortaria este peligroso
conflicto."
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

Para darse una idea exacta
de la situaci6n detras del frente
aleman, no Sc necesita tener in
formeS secretos algunos. Els so
10 necesario leer la "Gazeta Off
cial del Gobernador del distrito
de Varsovia" y otras publicacio
mes nazis que aparecen en- Polo
MIA, para yer que problemas ha
planteado la guerra con Russia
detras del frente aleman.
Por ejemplo, una orden publ
cala por el dicho Gobernador
de Varsovia, declara que cual-
quier casa puede ser objeto de
requisitoria forzada para ell e.
j6rcito. Estas casas sc necesitan
para los heridos de guerra, va
que hopiatles, escuelas y edifi.
clos pdblicos estan va llenos de
bOte en- bote. En- todos los dis
tritos del acknowledgements
ment" de Polonia, los haitian
ties polacos entire las edades Dc
Is y 60 amos tienen que presen-
tarse a las bolsas de trabajo co
mo donantes de sangre. Cual-
qaiera que no cumpla con esta
orden, es Condenado a una pena
de tres meses de carcel 0 a una
multa de 1000 zloty. Cuando Sc
publie6 esa orden, en- 70 dc ju-
MO, dos dias antes del ataque a
Russia, los polacos crcyeron que
este era una nuava movilizaci6n
para trabajo Tornado, pero en-
Is de julio 81 prop6sito de un
tai registro Sc hizo claro y evil
dente. Los que Sc habian pre-
sentado y registrado fueron Ia
mados en- turno a los hospitaies,
donde Sc les extrajo sangre pa
ra Ia TRANSMISSION a soldRdos he
ridos. No debe ereerse cue los
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Los nazis estan pagando caros
PoR L %EHRENBURG
(FAMoSO NovELISTA RUSo)

Los nazis estan pagando muy
caros sus avances. Los regi-
mientos escogidos de los ger
manos Sc han encontrado con
su mayor prueba. Ademas, nc
han obtenido una sofa victoria
deCisiva no han alcanzadO nueS
tros mas importantes centres
pCliticoS; no han destruido las
fuerzas principles del Ejercito
Rojo.
FL pueblo s%ovietico Sc dd
cuenta de la realiiad de la situa
ci6n. La reduction de ~nuestros
comunicados y lie apelaci6n a
Leniugrado lirmada por Voro-
shilov y Zhdamov han sido ell
timbre de alarma.
Maestro pueblo Sc da cuenta
de la fortaleza del enemigo; pc
70 anota al mismo tempo sus
d|ebilidades. La medida en- esta
guerra mo- la dan los kil6me-
tros nj tampoco los dias.
Los reyeses sufrldos por las
fuerzas aereas germans cons
tituyen una de las razones de
nuestro mesurado optimismo.
Los germanos han trasladado
practicamente tOda su aviaci6n
a nuestros frentes. Nuestras ba
terias estan derribando 10 mis-
mo aparatos antiquisimos y ca
81 inservibles gu aviones de los
ma recientes tipos.
Los photos enemigos consti-
tuyen abigarrada variedad, por
otra parte. Els evidente que los
nazis han echado mano de Guam
tos han podido encontrar aptos
para guar un aeroplano. Entire
clos es dable e~ncontrar nOvi4
clos j6venes y coroneles osten-
tando numerosas cruces por sus
combates e nInglaterra, Grecia
y Africa. Puede decirse, sin te-
NOR a incurrir en- eroes, que
todos los cielos aficanos Y los
del Occidente de Europa han 81
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Luchan bravamente los rusos para defender
a Leningrado, Kiev y Odessa

Los finlandeses Sc reportan
a 20 millas de la importante
ciudad s~ovietica. Los rusos con
tin1an sus victoriosos contra
ataques.
La batalla de Russia esta lie
gando a I'm climax en- los cua-
tro sectores principles de
frente nazi-sovietico, o sea, en-
las proximidades de Leningra
do, en- ell Norte; en- ell frente
oeste de Moscd; en- los ferro-
carriles Y carreteras que con-
Queen a Kiev; Y en- ell cerco
que sitia a Odessa.
Los rusos aseguran que el
asalto sobre Leningrado, que
Sc encuentra amenazada por
los finlandeses por ell Norte, y
por los nazis pOr ell Sur, hs
sido definitivamente detenido
pero "Pravda," 6rgano oficia.
del Par.ido Comunista Russo,
admite que eel bestial y trai-
cionero enemigo esta abrien-
dose paso a traves de las pro-
ximidades de la ciudad."
Terribles combates estan tie
nineo lugar en- los alrededo-
res de Kiev, capital de Ukta-
MIA, donde los rusos declaran
haber hecho retroceder a los
gemanos por medic de efecti-
vos contraatques. En- una de
las villas de este sector Sc d.
jo que varios regimientos ger
manos habian sufrido $4,000
bajas, entire muertos y heri-
dos.
En- algunas parties del sector
occidental, frente a Mosc1,
los rusos anunciaron haber lie
vado a cabo sus mas fuertes
contraataques, en- tanto las
fuerzas sovieticas, aprovechan
do la ventaja de encontrarse
en- possession del Mar Negro,
estaban tratando de aliviar la
situaci6n de Odessa, dejando
caer tropas detras de las IL
meas germans.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
Programa NacionaI de Educacion Cfvica

bre, dia en- que Sc congrega-
ran en- Washington a 1870 pro
minentes funcioarios de edu-
caci6, empleadoS superiores
de la Administrator de O.
bras PGblicas, y directories del
Servicio de Migracion y Natu-
ralizaci6n. Todos han sido in
vitados por la Sonora de Roo
sevelt para celebrar su session
inaugural en- la Casa Blanca y
ella les dara la bienvenida y
anunciara la Inauguration del
programa ante los micr6fonos
de dos cadenas importantes de
estaciones radiofusoras.
Durante la session que Sc ha
de celebrar en- la Casa Blanca,
Y en- otras dos que tendran lu-
gar despues, los representa-
ties de los diversos Estados sen
taran la bases para establecer
en- TODD el pals organismos es-
taduales que, a So vez, haran
un llamam,entO a las socieda-
des patri6.icas y civicas para
que organizer classes en- todas
las ciudades e inviten a todos
los extranjeros para que asis-
tan a elias. Ell centre director
del Plan Nacional de Educa-
ci6n Civica Sc encargara de vi
pilar la preparation y la publ
caci6n de los cursos de entire
namiento para maestros y de
los libros de texto que han de
utiliZarse.
Los lugares en- que Sc daran
las clases y ell personal Dozen
te que Sc seleccione Sc haran
conocer despues de que Sc ce-
lebre la reunion en- Washing
ton. en- los dias 3 y 4 de sep
tiembre, y en- estas columnas
publicaremoS oportunamente
informes sobre este particular
n DR., Russell eonfia cue 81 or
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

La severidad de los comba-
ties ha Sido expreSada tanto en-
los comunicados rusoS, como
en- los germanos, y los altos
mandos de ambos ejerci os es-
tan rivalizando en- reserva a
cerca de- curse de la guerra,
en- tanto los finlandeses, ca
maradas de armas aun de los
naziS que los defensores de
Leningrado estaban siendo
presionados hacia una lucha
en- forma de pivote, por la po-
session de esta importante ciu-
dad.
Los rusos, sin embargo in
sisten en- que la ofenSiva con-
ira Leningrado ha sido dete-
nida, y que en- estos momen-
tos Sc debate por la superio-
ridad en- ell aire, que de obte-
nerse para cualQuiera de las
dos parties en- ell frente de Lee
ningado, puede tener serias re
percusiones en- TODD ell frente.
Despachos militares recibi =
dos en- Moscu del frente cen =
trial, dicen que la contraofen-
silva rusa continua en- TODD su
apogeo, Y que los germanos,
aunqe resistiendo fieramente,
estan perdiendo una tras otra
la slocalidades del sector.
A continuation de los repor
ties de aver, en- que los rusos
lnformaron que hablan memo
replegarse al enemigo tres mi
las en- ell frente de Leningra-
do, los despachos de esta ma
manana ahadian que dos rusos
continuaban adelante.
La guerra aerea en- ell fren-
te anglo-germano sc caracte-
RIO por la continuation de a.
taques de la RIA, sobre ell
puerto de Brest, ocupado por
los nazis. solo unos pocos bonn
badeadores germanos Sc re-
portaron sobre Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
suS avanceS en- Russia

do evacuados por la fuerza a6-
rea germana,
No nos ha sido facil resistir
los abrumadores golpes de la a.
yiaci6n germ2na; pero nuestros
photos han desplegado un raro
valor. Su brayura ha logrado y
esta logrando retardar ell avan-
&c germano.
Solo ell tercer dia de guerra,
nuestra aviaci6n llev6 a cabo un
aplastante ataque contra la di-
vision 39a. de Tanques del e.
nemigo. Dos dias mas tarde
nuestros bombardeadores To-
graron inflingir fuerte derro1
ia a una division motorizada de
los germanos. BESIDE entonees
han transcurrido dos meses, y
miles de tanques y pleas enc
migaS y cientos de columnas de
infanteria han sido aniquiladas
por la fuerza aerea del Soviet,
Nuestros nuevos perseguido-
res han demostrado su superio-
didad. Ell enemigo invariable4
mente evita sostener encuen-
tros con ellos; y al mismo item
pc la gran velocidad de nues-
tros bombardeadores los capa-
eta para aceptar batalla con los
mas modernos aparatos germa-
nos. Mas de un de nuestras tri-
pulacione cuenta va con varios
aviones nazis destroZados y los
otros bombardeadores con que
contamo Sc distinguen por su
capacidad de carga y ell puntal
de sus cabinas. Estos aparatos
probaron su capacidad en- alta
que sobre Constanta Y Ploesti,
en- Rumania, donde en- briAante
operation en- CUE Sc combinaron
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pesados y lige-
ros. Sc alcanz6 la destruction
del puente de Czernovoda, de
grande y positive valor estrate-
gico.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04
ACTUALIDAD MUNDIAL

La presencia del Mariscal We
roshilov en- ell frente de Lenin-
grade, ha Surtido su efecto. Las
tropaS rusas en- csc sector, que
hasta ahora parecian solo estar
tratando de resistir los barba-
ros embates de la aggression ma
ri, han reaccionado, y Ell piano.
rama en- las ultimas 70 horas es
completamente distintO a 10 que
anteriormente parecia. De to-
dos modos, es aventurado haceT
predicciones sobre este conflic-
to cuyo aspecto es mas bien e.
de una guerra de desgaste, en-
la que a la postre no habra ven-
cedores nj vencidos. Sin embar-
go, con la reaction experiment
tada por los heroicos soldados
del Soviet, Y ell Gambia favora-
bic que Sc Observa aun dentrc
de nuestro mismo pals en- 10 re.
lacionado con la ayuda a Russia,
es possible que muy pronto nos
sea dable vaticinar a corto pla-
20, en- que nevados paramos, c
en- que dhatadas estepas, habra
de llegar d su fin ell anhelo do
minatorio de los naZis.
La gaceta., 1941-09-04

Washington, d. c., Sept. q
Ell Gobieno de los Estados
Unidos esta hacienda los pre-
parativos necesarios para ms
trir en- los deberes y derechos
de la ciudadanfa a 1,75O,O OO
extranjeros residences en- el
pals que han desclarado su in
tenci6n de hacerse ciudadanos
de los Estados Unidos. FL cos
to del proyecto Sc calcula en-
20, 0O0,0 900 de d6lares y esta-
RI a cargo de un ORGANISING
que ACADIA de crearse denomi-
nado National Citizenship
Education Program" Este or
ganismo esta dirigido por ell
DR.. William Fletcher Russell,
Decano del Colegio Normal de
la Universidad de Columbia,
quien contara con la colabora-
ci6n de la Secretarfa de Justi-
cha, de la Administration de
Obras P1blicas (WPA) y del
Negociado Federal de Educa-
ci6n.
FL nuevo programa amplia-
"a las actividades en- pro de la
educaci6n cfvica que desarrolla
la WPA, con objeto de pro-
porcionar instruction cuando
menos a un million de los Gin
Co millones de extranjeros que
Sc inscribiero en- ell Registro
de Extrajeros ell aho pasado.
De esos cinco millones, 1880
900 extranjeros han ~presenta-
do va sus solicitudes de ciuda-
DANA.
FL DIR. Russell dara princi-
pic oficialmente a esta obra ell
pr6ximo viernes, 3 de septiem