davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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In Actitud de Charles Chaplin

La Actitud de Charles Chaplin
los CRITICS cinematOgrafi-
cos de New York concedieron a
Charles Chaplin, por su actua-
ci6n en- SCI Gran DICTATOR, ell
tftulO de mejor actor de 1910.
Charles Chaplin fue notifica-
20 por Bosley Crowther, del
New York Times, Y contest6 de-
clinando ell honor. "Yo sostengo
la creencia, dijO, que la 1nica fl
nalidad del actor es complacer
al pGblico y no eompetir Ell uno
con ell otro. ST 20 acepto esa dis
'tinci6n, aceptaria que la compe-
tici6n existe, y tai cOncepto So
ore ell trabajo de uno no produce
inspiration.
LOS CRITICS., agrego, eScOgen
por medic del vote y tai procedi
miento es, en- mi humilde Opt
MON algo que esta a mucha dis
tancia del S6lido examen criti-
CO..
Per medic del vote, siendo
n~ecesario una mayoria de las
dos terceras parties, los criticos
0torgan su distinction annual.
En- Ell case de Chaplin Sc hi
cieron % vOtaciones antes de
que Sc llegara a un acuerdo.
Sc ha recordado que Chaplin
fue unO de los miembros funda-
dcres de la Academia de Aries v
Ciencias de la Cinematografia
V que en- 1923 Sc lie otorg6 la ma
yor distinction por su 'versati-
lidad y genio al escribir, repre-
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
PalGbras del DR.. BoUe

ASegurando que Alemania de
clarara muy pronto la guerra a
los Esctados Unidos para impe
dir ell envio de pertrechos de
guerra a Inglaterra y que New
York pudiera ser bombardeado
dentro de un mes, ell DR.. Charles
F. Bove estima que ha llegado ell
momento de regresar a la tecni-
ca ode las cavernag'' Y las cue
vas de las laderaS de las mon
tanas.
Estima el que deben cons
truirSe hospitales Subterraneos
en- lugares a 35 y 40 pies bajo tie
ira, no lejos de New York City.
Hove fue a Francia, en- la que
IRA mundial, y permaneci6 ALI
como efe de los ciruJanoS del
Hospital Americanoo, en- Paris.
Como c~irujano y co hcmbre
que ha servido en- dos guerras,
la guerra mundial y la actual
he decidido que es de necesidad
la creacion de una escrela de ci-
rugfa militar para enSanar a
.nueStros maIicos, en- este pals,
las nueva stecnicas requeridas
Ipor los cambios en- la naturale-
"a de la guerra y las armas que
Sc usan en- Ell preSente conflieto.
Muy pocCs de les lhcnloreZ
que 20 he cursldo pres ant2San
heridas de bala. I'm gran tantc.
per cientO de ellos tenfan de 20
iAasta 30 heridas cauSadaz por
las bombaS. Y no Sc divide que
ada herida esta infectada y que
cada hombre con la mas ligera
.herida sufre de connection.
"Uno de los mas horribles a.
contecimientOs de la guerra mo-
derna es producido per la apre
surada evacuation de las ciuda-
les. Mas defunciones Sc produ-
cen por hambre y intermediates
rue per las bombas. En- la carre-
terra entire Amiens y Rouen, en-
Frarlcia, yo vi exterminar a
1000 civileS en- tres minutes,
.por el fuego de las ametralladc-
ras. Els por este que una gran
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
P~ALPITAClONES DE
LA COLONIA LATINA
(Viene de Ia Ia. p6g.)

dos, no fueron cortados.
Ell obrero inquilino del Ponce
De Leon, cuyos apartamentos Sc
ran pintadOs con gracia y buen
gusto, por un alquiler de $l3,
con un Unite de $1,000 para los
mayores, terdra en- su hogan,
puestas por ell Samuel de las bar
has Ge amino y 81 coraz6n de
orc, refrigerator de gas, calen-
tabor de aqua, calefacci6n, cor
tinas, aqua corriente, parque
para jugar los nihos, bombillas
para ell alumbrado electrico... y
junto con esos valiosos utensi-
los de la vida progressive de
Norte America, no tendra la
preocupaci6n de pagan por ell
gas, el aqua laelectricidad y ell
cuidado del jardin. Samuel paga
ra por ell aqua y el fluido; Sa-
muel lie dara una nueva vida, en-
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
HA PEDIDO JURISDICTION
Ell COMITE DE N


Washington, Enero 13-Em
pezaron hoy los primeros mo-
vimientos en- cuantO a la ley
de ayuda a la Gran Bretana,
Ell comite de asuntos militares
ha reclamado jurisdiction en-
la ley y desea quitarla al conf
te de relaciones exteriores. To
do indica que la Camara &C
tuara a favor del segundo CO.
mite.
Estimase que manana mar
ties comenzaran los juiciOs pu
blicos. Apoya la MEDIA, sin
condolences, ell presidente del
comite de relaciones exterio-
res del Senado, senador Geo.
d Georgia. Organiza la oposi-
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
%DETENIDOS DOS JOVENCI-
TOS A LOS QUE Sc ACUSA
DE ROBAR

Los detectives de la munich
palidad arrestaron aver b Ja-
mes Joseph, de 20 amos, y Cur
tbs Gadd, de 10, los dos de
Detroit, acusados de haber ro-
bado automobiles en- Miami y
en- Thomasville, estado de Ga.
Interrogados por ell asistente
sargento Beasley confesaron
varios delitos.
Para deteneros la policia Sc
vic obligads a perSeguirlos
por varias GALES hastR que ell
coche de los ladrones choco
contra la acera en- la esQuina
de Jefferson y Zack. Intervi-
nieron en- ell arresto los vigi =
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ci6n ell senador Wheeler, de
Montana.

cion ell senador Wheeler, de
Montana.
En- los cfrcuios congressional
les Sc comentan hoy las pala-
bras de Wendell L. Wilkie, ex
candidate republican, a la
presidential, quien manifesto
aver que favorece la ley reco-
mndada por Ell presidente Roo
sevelt, con algunas pequenas
modificaciones, y que Sc pro-
pone hacer un viaje a Ingla-
terra para examinar los pro-
blemas de la guerra. Hizo de-
c~laraciones en- contra de las re
comendaciones del prsidente,
la semana pasada, ell lfder re-
publicano Alfredo M. Landon.
Estima Wilkie que los pode
res deben concederse al presi
dente por un periodic de ITEM
upo determinado Y que al Con
greso no Sc lie debe apresurar
en- cuanto a la aprobaci6n,
Sc lie ha concedido a Wilkie
un pasaporte y dentro de dos
semanas embarcara en- un Gil
per, por la via de Lisbao.
A su regreso de Inglaterra
volvera a ejercer su profession
que es la de abogado.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13
ANUNCIESh EN-
LA GACETA
DOCTORS
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR UGLY SURFACE
PIN PIES
A %OcT
LOLA

A L~STA
No pase humillaciones yor t..lei
= cara llel'a 0e cranUs. KqAf o.
ia la ayuda. Il liquldo ZEMO.
poeerJso suaviZante, alivia raoi
damente Ia c0mez6n, Ell color
eura' ZEM0 ~contiene 1u de 10
m pOderos IS ~eiectivos mgr
por especialistas &c gran merit
Una prLeba lie convsncera IS ct.
6Oc J S1.On En- eualquler aof,--
dientes medicos, recOmendado
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sertar y dirAgir su cinta "El Cir
CO... Ingres6 en- la Academia en-
1927 y todavfa es un miembro.
Es la primera vaz que I'm honor
de e5a clase sc ha declinado, en-
T. cirenatcTrafia. william Sa-
rcyan rehuSo acsptar Ell premio
Pulitzer por Su otra "El Tism-
20 de VUeStra Vida'', pero acep
to I'm honoro similar concedido
3 81 por los critics. d~ram&ticos
de New York, en- la temporada
de 1999-4O.
Frente a la actitud de Chap
lin, ell Sr. Crowther lie telegrafi6
estas palabras: En- nombre de
los crfticos cinematograficos de
New York, lie expreso nuestra
pena por su decision y lie DANES
las gracias por su mensaje.
AceptarOn los hOnores que los
CRITICS. les concedieron, ell SIR.
Zanuck, .por las "Uvas de a
Ira; Walt Disney, por Fanta-
STA; John Ford, como ell mejor
director del ano, y Katherine
Hepburn, como la mejor actriz,
por su labor en- philadelphia
Story.
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ciadad como New York dotoe,

cIUCS1 como New 4CrR Q(t0es
34r cisntifica y adcrementa eva
cu&da por aquenos que es posi-
bic Sc marchen 0 que Ell gobier-
no e5time deben ser sacados. En-
Il caso de Ia e~vacuaci6n en- ma
sa de los civilss debemos crear
les metcdos.
FL tranSporte Y los medios de
salida deben ser cuidadosamen-
ta estudiados y planeados. Cier
tay avsnidas, puentes y tdneles
l5eben ser escogidos de modo
que no dificulten los movimien-
tos de las tropas. En- 1ltimo a.
nalisis, cada ciudadano de New
York, por ejemplo, debe saber
donde trasladarse y 10 que ha-
Ger cuando la alarme suene.
Gases venenosos Sc usaron en-
Hclanda y EN- B6lgica, en- peque-
ma eScala porque no hubo nece-
de usarlos en- escala ma
yor. No obstante, 81 Hitler deci-
de que esta perdiendo la bataila
de Inglaterra los usara allf
y tambien los uSara cuando nos
ataque a nosotros. Sc me dice
que solo hay unas 5000 earetas
en- este pals para uSo civil y que
las tropas regulars estan NAL
equipadas.
Toda nuestra costa este debe
ser convertida en- un immense
'ranal de albergue, con alimen-
tos y hospitales a VA profundi-
dad no menos de 80 pies.
Invitamos a nuestras mujeres
a maditar en- esas palabras del
ilustre cirujano.
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

IMPORTANT Medical Tests Reveal why Famous Lydia G Phkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Has Been Helping Weak Rundown Nervous women For Over Hh A Century,
La gaceta., 1941-01-13

lantes Bolesta, Bruce v No
Williams.
Admitieron tambi6n ell robo
de un autom6vil en- Fort Lau-
derdale. En- Daytona negocia-
ron objetos robados.
Despues de que sean casti-
gadOs aqyui, seran enviados a
Miami y Fort Lauderdale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
Bus Strike Ends
As Labor Rows
Continue Spread
International News Service wiz.

WASHINGTON, May 9.-The
Pennsylvania Greyh hound bus
strike, which stopped bus service
OF the Greyhound lines through
many states of the East, was set
tied today.
Assistant Secretary Of Labor
Daniel w. Tracy announced that
the bus lines and representatives
ofo the striking Amalgamated
Street Railway and Motor Coach
Employees (AFL) had reached an
agreement TO submit their differ.
ences to arbitration, with the
strikers returning to work imme-
diately.
Secretary Of Labor Perkins
meanwhile certified TO the Ma
tional Defense Mediation Board a
threatened strike of 10000 work.
ers in the Puget Sound, Wash,
lumber area. scheduled for today.
The strike has been called by the
International Woodworkers of
America (CIO) against some so
to 60 lumber company employers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
ATTACKS STEEL EXPENSE

NEW YORK. May 9.-QNSl-
cara du Pont. cousin of Industrial
lists Lammot and Irene du Pont,
brought a stockholders action in
Federal Court today demanding an
accounting and return of $1,000
900 she charged was spent by the
Bethlehem Steel Corporation for
anti-labor activities.
Miss Du Pont, 72-year-old fem.
mist who has frequently walked in
strike picket lines. asserted the
steel company since 1885 has
wasted money in organizing
company unions in 10 of its plants
in Pennsylvania, New York, Mary
land and Massachusetts; by hiring
labor spies for these plants, and in
resisting adverse rulings of the
National Labor Relations Board.
She also charged illegal payments
to anti-labor citizens commit
tees"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
GAS STRIKE THREAT

CINCINNATI. May 9.-(INS)
Two injunction suits were filed
today in Hamilton County Com
mon Pleas Court as an outgrowth
of a Go threat to strike next
Tuesday against the Cincinnati
Gas and Electric Company, shut
ting off the gas supply in greater
Cincinnati.
The suits were filed by ii men,
bers of the governing board of the
Independent Utilities Union and
asked that the company be re-
strained from recognizing Local
No. 12,049 of the United Gas. Coke
and Chemical Division Mine Work.
ers. CIO. The suits also asked that
the CIO local be enjoined from
threatening or coercing members
Of the independent group.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
Jewish Campaign
Will Open Sunday

The 1871 Allied Jewish Cam
paign conducted annually by the
Jewish Welfare Federation of De.
troit to raise funds for local. ma
tional and overseas causes will be
opened with dinner Sunday eve-
ming in Hotel Statler.
DR.. Abba Hillel Silver of Cleve-
land will be the guest speaker at
the opening dinner. The drive 10
raise funds for SIS agencies will run
from May IL TO %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
LEGION TAKES HAND

BUFFALO, N. Y, May g.
QNS)-Objecting to the use of an
American Legion locomotive" as
a campaign unit of a union cleo
ton at the Lackawanna plant of
the Bethlehem Steel Company,
Erie NJ. Wheeler. county com.
mander of the American Legion,
today ordered that the machine be
returned to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
sHIPBUnDING PERILED

SAN FRANCISCO, May g.
(INS)-The San Francisco Bay
districts huge shipbuilding pro-
gram was threatened with serious
disruption today with the an
nouncement that 200 members
Of the AFL Machinists' Union
would go on strike at midnight.
The announcement followed a
breakdown in negotiations between
union officials and representatives
Of the Pacific Coast Drydock
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
ALL STRIKES ON wANE

SPRINGFIELD. H.. May g.
UNS)-The executive board of
the Illinois State Federation of
Labor today endorsed President
Roosevelt's condemnation of "un-
necessary strikes" and pointed out
that AFL strikes in the state have
dwindled almost TO the vanishing
point,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09
MISS PERKINS OPTIMISTIC

CHICAGO, May 9.-GNS)-The
strike situation 'is good and i'm
proving all the time," said Secre-
tary of Labor Frances Perkins to-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-09

Cotton printed ouse-
coats in gay floral and
novelty prints. Full swing
skirts. Upper and wrap
around models. House
coats in rayon French
crepe in ripper and wrap
roun d models in the
group.
Crowley's-Basement
Evening star., 1941-10-31
DC. Bank CIearinqs
Break All Records
For October
S167,930,954 Total
Also Largest for Any
Month This Yeur
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Continuing the remarkable in
creases so far this year, bank clear
ings in the Capital in October
smashed all previous records for the
month, George H. Bright, manager
of the Washington Clearing House
Association, announced today.
October clearings totaled Sl67.-
930,954.11, in comparison with S135,-
6l9,53327 in October, 1910, an i'll
crease of S32,311 42084 This is the
highest mark for any month this
year and exceeds the record in the
exciting days of 1929. when october
Clearings reached Sl37 968,28375.
Clearings in Washington in the
first 10 months Of this year also
exceeded all previous records. Can
Celed checks totaled 81 ,435 ,554 086 %,
in comparison with S1,l42,363, 1882
in the like period year ago, an
increase of S293, 100 34671 Back in
1929 clearings in the first 10 months
totaled S1,245 ,054, ,36l05
National defense efforts and the
increase in population in this area
again were assigned by bankers as
the chief reason for the startling in
crease in clearlngs.
ClearingS III the first 10 months
of l94l compare as follows with the
Corresponding periods in 1910:
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Most Stock Losses
Reduced al Close;
Volume SIackens
Declines of 81 TO s.
Recorded in Brief
Selling Wave
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Lssnclatpd Press Financial Writef.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-The stock
market took a dive today, following
news of the United States destroyer
sinking off Iceland but aside from
a handful of weak spots, final upset5
were limited to moderate propor-
tions
Actually, word of the torpedoinG
of the American warshlp was out
we'll before the opening. The list,
however. was only slightly lower
on average during tine first hour
A selling wave then hit steels. mo-
tors and some other pivotal stocks
and declines ranged from | 10
points. The splash was short-lived.
Dealings sIackened perceptibly after
midday and. at the last. extreme
losses were reduced in most cases
and. here and there. plus marks
were to be glimpsed. Transfers APP
proXimated 10000 shares.
On TOP of a little more nervous
ness over the International scene.
speculative sentiment seemed 70
have undergone further chill be-
cause of mounting tax fears and
worries over the cloudy labor pic
ture
Although the Atlantic incident
was not particularly surprising to
Wall Street. in view OF the recent
comment of the President that the
shooting" had already begun. the
inclination OF many shareholders
was to trim commitments As 4
measure Of protection against addl-
tional happenings over the forth
coming week end.
Bethlehem Steel SOftened on the
getaway, off L, in a block Of 1000
shares. 1t steadied briefly. then was
thrown for a loss of more than 3
before attracting mild support. Some
expressed disappointment over the
concerns earnings in the September
quarter
In arrears the greater part Of the
day were United States Steel. Cen
/ era! Motors. Chrysler. United States
Rubber. j. I. Case. Douglas Aircraft
/ Consolidated Aircraft. American
Telephone. Western Union. Interna-
tional Nickel. Anaconda. Santa Fp
/ Westinghouse and Standard OIL
. IN. j..
/ Rail Bonds Easy.
Speculative rails eased fractiOnal'v
toward the close Of the bond marke,,
f some top-fight industrials sharing
in the minor decline.
/ Price changes in active issues ver"
narrow. but quotations on som"
| bonds which had not been traded
+ recently we're of as much as 3 points
Some South American bonds. comm
into the market after weeks OF in
activity. were as much as 4 points
/ higher and one lot OF Buenos AireS
| stamped 6s of 81 brought Is points
above their last previous trade on
. September 25.
United States Treasures Steadiei
! in over counter dealings. prices hole
ing unchanged to 80 of point
higher than last night close.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Approximste Sales To-day

HOO AM l4O.00U 1900 Noon 320. 900
100 PM 440 600 200 PM 90 500, 900
Total -- $40. 600
: Unit % yradlnE, ten SHARES
In bankruptcy OF receiverShip or beinE
reorgsniZed under Bankruptcy Act. or Sc
curities assumed BY such companies
Rates Of dividend in the foregooing tasle
are annual disbursements based on the last
ouarerly or Semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends are not included
Ex dividend VI Ex rights Also extra
or extras Cash or stock Paid last
year Payable in stock Declared or
paid so far this year Accumulated div
tdends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Oct. SID 4. dsndv r.
clared. Prepared By Fitch Publishing G.,
Extra.
Pc sock n Pa
Rae ROD record =o-.
Sup Tool & DIE Co 15c 1l-19 ll--J
Accumulated.
Schumacher Wall Board
pic Of - lis Ills
Evening star., 1941-10-31
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF
:!5 commodities today declined 10 qi 30.
Previous day. al -; week sEo. 9l.2A'
month ago, 9@.l3, year sgo, go
1871 1910. lq39 IA33-3S.
High 49, 1S.e5 80 aS.l4
Low 11Oj 6NS9 b3.IS Al -
Ga36 average equals 1000
Evening star., 1941-10-31
ONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCI

Stock and Sales
p,yiaond p.,a Add on t,;.h rnr r,o.. I
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
10000 are Homeless,
1O2 Die in t hurricane
FIERCE WINDS BLOW TRAIN
FROM RAILWAY TRESTLE

and lodged in hotels ordinarily
vacant at this time Of year
Reports thus far received men.
ton onlysa few Casualties.
Losses from the fire, which
meager reports by wst -Uf I
ships radio in the i1arbor said
started when, an explosion &C.
Cured aboard an oil tanker
moored in the harbor, were es-
timated at from 100 to $50 mil
lion pesetas $4,000, 900 to $13,-
500, 000).
The wind was reported to
have reached q velocity of 125
miles an hour at Cintra, q town
in Portugal q few miles north
west Of Lisbon.
Among the dead in Spain
were said to be Is persons kill
ed when three coaches of q
stalled electric train were blown
from Q bridge into the Urola
River, near San Sebastian. The
Urola, q small stream, flows
from the Cantabrian Pyrenees
See STORM-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
Polls Open Until Eight;
It's Your Duty to Vote

Inc Gamer OF the who occupy Mount Clemens
hishs@ sovernmental PESTS b being decided to-day.
1hree nen have offered q cand6ates fer ~
office o. ayer and have entered ~ mn fsr ~
tnfec vacancies One mayerslty ean6idate v -
dates ear survive ~ -
- ssee1s. nea-partsan b y b ysu b sxer.
ce ye cree ngne = vee to-day say s cnly the pri.
mta niseake Some Of the candidates, thrsosh
me enaraeet obviously better fitted thar ethers
Ihe primary will 6loemne which Of avalIsHe
shah survive IL bat1De q ballets. -
$500 reseol!g upea part win readily reveal that
se - - eoD00neoo (toa foe ems go ~
esnesM Meneesol eosns0 b IN unnpestank The
49, Nneh you and shAeon 9 i've VIM Al
heal municipal affnbs -
M - oea c. ~ world today 6ees enjey yeur vet
.g Dssrsgatvs ysu sareessly si1stes yesr ~ :"
ess:m - 9 ~ oeoefve he right Of franehlse.
We tes WAssvee you please; bot VOTE!
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
ThreeMOre
AdmlitBAE
Charges

oThree Detroit youths pleaded
guilty to breaking and entering
charges before Circuit Judge
Neil E. Reid this morning and
were released on bond until SEN
tnece Is passed on Feb. %.
The boys, Ernest Ross, 10, Al
len Arsenault, 10, and Virgil
Kress, 10, were members Of q
gang of Ave who allegedly
broke into q gasoline station at
$3.50 Eight Mile road, Warren
township. on Jan. 30, looted the
till and made OF with the equip.
ment. They were arrested BY
Detroit police with the loot in
their car.
Gordon Yauntx, Q fourth men,
Der of the gang, will probably
face arraignment this afternoon.
after police have finished further
investigation.
Raymond Elliott, fifth men,
Der Of the ring, pleaded guilty
on Feb. II.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17
Ministries
Plan Dress


OTickets for the Merrymakers
Minstrel Show to be held Thurs
day evening at SIS o'clock in
the auditorium Of the Mount
Clemens High school may be ex-
changed for reserved seats after
5 pm. today at Schanher's Drug.
The Merrymakers will re-
hearse tonight at TAO o'clock
at the First Methodist church and
will hold . dress rehearsal g
the same hour on Wednesday
the high school.
The Minstrel is annually spon-
sored by the Mems Brotherhood
Of the church.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

oMADRID. Feb. 1.-THE Sar
Sebastian radio reported today
TINT 80, 900 persons were forcec
from their homes by Z gigantic
fire Whi6k swsSt through San.
lander yesterday and today ir
the wake Of q disastrous hurri-
cane which claimed at least 81
lives in Spain and Portugal.
The flames were still blazing
today, but fire fighters were be-
lieved to be gaining the upper
hand.
Among hundreds of buildings
reported destroyed or badly
damaged in the Bay of Biscay
port city were the Bank of
Spain, the cathedral, the gov
eminent revenue office and the
customs house.
Money and other valuables
were said to have been removed
from the bank building, of re-
cent construction, before the
wind-fanned flames reached it.
The cathedral, . Gothic style
structure, was built in the 18th
century. Much Of the residen-
tial and commercial area sur
rounding it was destroyed.
Other Spanish towns and cit
les were sending much-needed
food supplies to help the fire
refugees. Burgos is going with
out bread today, having contri-
buted its entire supply.
The modern section of San
lander was reported to have es-
capped damage.
The city's homeless were re-
ported to have been assembled
In nearby summer resort towns
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-17

: ccnQuerOr. That way = =
defeat him.
6arkley began his speech Win
m assertion that II Germany
wins the war the United StAtcc
will face mot only ! hoo3i1e
Germany. but : hostile world. =
Speaking before WELT Illoa
Senate galleries, Barkley ex-
planned provisions Of the fhr.
reaching legislation, which
would permit the president 70
lend, lease or transfer Ameri-
can-made military equipment TO
warning "democracies."
Barley substituted for chair
man George (D-Ga). Of the Ter
eign relations committee q the
first administration speaker A.
ter = throat ailment prevented
George from delivering the first
argument in support Of the mea-
sure.
Barley quoted statements BY
Adolph Hitler and his lieuten~
ants. and said that they demon
strated that lone Of the motives
Tor this war 10 the economic dom
nation Of the world" 4;
: Can we doubt" Hofkley -.
ed, that economic dominatioa
will b. fo110v,ni ~ v<S>l3eSSse1 -
lrigue and infiltration, and Tint
economic and political dcmlna-
lion will produces . prodleious
effort at military domination In
all countries upon which this
(Nazi) system shall be imposed?
If Hitler should win, We viii
ACE, therefore, not only 4 hoe
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