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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02

methods at the Army Armored Force
school at Fort Knox, Ky.
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau an
nounced the Soviet Government has
already repaid in gold "a little more
than half" of the sie,O00.000 advanced
by the q. S. treasury to Russia in
August.
Production.
Assistant Attorney General Arnold,
speaking at Yosemite, Calf, said
there is not an organized basic in
dustry in the U. S. which has not
been restricting production to
avoid what they fear may be ruin
Gus overproduction after the war /.
They have concealed shortages by
overoptimistic predictions about sup
plies"
Arnold also said "a few strategically
located labor unions" were costing the
American consumer one billion dollars
a year through labor restrictions on
production by strikes and boycotts for
Legitimate purposes, pricefixing, re-
stricting labor-saving devices, elimin-
alton of small competitors and owner
operators and tying up huge indus
tries IN the struggle to determine which
of two unions shall dominate the
field"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02

Small Business.
Director Odlum of the OPM contract
distribution division announced be-
tween 100 and 200 offices TO help small
shops and businessmen get defense
work will be opened soon.
Odlum asked Sc major defense con-
tractors to appoint farming out" d.
rectors to cooperate in spreading de-
Tense work among smaller firms. He
also announced defense contracts with
i've aluminum war companies forced
to abandon civilian production by
shortages and priorities. Contracts
such as these TO avoid community
hardship can be negotiated up to
Is per cent above minimum prices
performance bonds can be waived and
bid splits allowed to enable pools OF
small firms to obtain contracts fol
''bits and pieces"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-02

We'd Thurs FRI Sat- Sum, Adults Matinee Evening
and under Sc plus Ie tax, Total Ioc.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
BIRTH RECORDS
REAML|NED
NEW FORM MAKES 1T HARDER
FOR ALIENS TO PRETEND
BIRTH IN v. S.

Des Moines, Ia. Dec. 24-UP-
Iowa health officials have won a
long battle with federal agencies
for approval of "streamlined' GER
tificate for persons whose births
were not recorded officially.
The new form, prepared by DR..
Eric p. Pfeiffer, Iowa director Of
vital statistics, is intended to make
it harder for aliens to pretend birth
in the United States.
II was suggested by the federal
bureau OF census last March, but
other government agencies baked
at accepting it.
The United States Veterans Bur
eau and the Civil Service Commits
sion both SHE'D at it. And only
after weeks of correspondence and
comforting with the [. S. Attorney
Generals office was it given APP
proval.
with the new form" DR..
Pfeiffer declares, defense plant
managers and others who wish to
hire only American citizens can see
just what they are getting. The old
form was a blanket affidavit often
based on nothing but an entry in an
alleged family Bible. The new one
has the evidence right on it il black
and white
The new form actually Is not a
birth certificate at all 1t merely
certifies that evidence OF the per
sons birth at a certain place and
date has been found in one or more
OF IA possible sources. such as coun'
ty clerks records, insurance poll
cies, doctors office records OF
church documents.
1t is estimated that $4,000 Amer
leans had no records OF their births
until the onset OF the defense pro-
gram with a birth certificate neces-
sary for many jobs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
YULE SPOTLIGHT
ON MINING TOWN
CITY TRANSFORMED INTO
GIANT CHRISTMAS
CARD

Madrid, y. NJ, Dec. 2i-UP-
Each night the drab little coal
mining town OF Madrid thousands
Of miles from the L. S-Japanese
battles-turns on the gay lights
that transform the quiet town into
a gigantic "Christmas card.
Visitors cannot learn from the
scenes depicting the story Of Jesus
that many OF the towns men are
already in the armed forces fight
Ing for their country.
Despite the war, the massive
Rockies. once again. have become
huge stage depicting the life OF
Christ in one OF the most pictur-
esque ohseryances in the world.
Huge Dioramas Shown
However, the number of visitors
TO see the enormous oil paintings
and dioramas, some 36 feet high,
telling the story Of the Nazarene
has dwindled this year Last year
about $4,000 persons saw the col
orful pageantry.
The day that a master switch
was pulled converting the murky
town into the brightest spot in
the Southwest" warfare broke out
in the Pacific, and many tourists
are not making planned visits.
Although the atmosphere Of rev
erence prevails, the spirit of 10y
is not forgotten at the towns lith
pageant. In a fairy-like Toyland
children find Santa Claus engi-
neering a tiny locomotive, Ferdi-
nand the Bull and Mother Goose
and Walt Disney characters.
The story OF Jesus is told by
towering displays nesting in the
cedarclal hills east OF Madrid.
Carols Through Ampllfiers
From the highest peak huge
oil painting Of Christ at Maturity
looks down upon the town. Pow
erful simplifying systems pour out
strains Of Noel" silent Night,
Holy Night" and other familiar
carols.
Drab miners homes IN the west
ern hills with a Christmas tree
upon each porch-are gaily trim
med with yari-colored lights.
Work on the elaborate display
started months ago under the SUI
pervision Of expert artists and en-
gineers. The glitter OF lights and
color will end Jan. :.
For years TWA. planes re-
routed their flights over Madrid,
population 500, during the Christ.
mas season until federal authori-
ties ordered planes back "on the
| BEAM"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
Fraternity Men Smarter
After Tagging 10 Years

New wilmington, Pa, Dec. IL
UP-Fraternity men at Westmins-
ter College are getting smarter.
Records show that for the first
time in ten years fraternity mems
grade averages are higher than the
non.fraternity group.
Women students proved more In
telligent than men, according 10
grade-hgures. and seniors smarter
than other classes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
Sentry Knows Answers
But Acts in Reverse

Fort Sill, Okla, Dec. 24-UP-
Military procedure took a beating
when a sergeant decided to test
the knowledge OF a rookie sentry
at the Fort Sill reception center.
Halt" shouted the sergeant as
he approached the guard after a
night in town. who is there?"
THE guard" replied the sentry,
who knew the answers, but forgot
that he was supposed TO interro-
gate rather than answer.
Advance, guard, and be recog-
nized," the sergeant commanded
in a most authoritative tone.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
Christmas Spirit Upset
by Chiid'S EarneStneSS

CUSHING. Okla. Dec. 81 UP
There is little Gushing girl
who isn't choosy about her Christ
mas gifts. The girl was stand ng
before a toy counter when her
mother asked
"All right now Just what do you
want for Christmas doll or
slack suit? ,"
The clerk. standing nearby,
seized the opportunity.
And what DO you want my
dear, a DOLE the clerk asked
"Oh, just anything you want to
give me" the little Miss replied,
much to the clerks confusion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
AmeriCanized Italian
Credit to u. S. Army

Camp Claiborne, La, Dec. III
UP-He entered the army in I'M
orthodox fashion, but ltalianborn
Sergt. Gennaro Semonclle, after II
years in the service, is thankful to
be an American"
In 1924 SemoneHe was stand
ing on a Philadelphia street, un.
able 10 speak English. A man in
uniform took him by the arm and
walked away with him. Semonelle
was ] 8 then.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-24
TRAVELS LONG WAY TO SPEAK

St Louis. Dec. 24-UP-A Emil
Davis spent two weeks to keep a
lecture date here. Davies. chair
man OF the London. Eng, county
council. was to speak at the 47th
annual National Conference Of Gov.
eminent OF the National Municipal
League. He was unable to get
passage on the transatlantic clip
per so he sailed across on a CON
voyed merchant ship, flew to St
Louis and kept his one hour speak
ing date.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Thirty Foot Prayer Shot
Wins Game For Blackhawks

Chicago. Jan. l3-AP-A 30-foot
prayer shot less than four min.
utes from the end OF the game gave
the Chicago Blackhawks a 2toi
victory over the Detroit Red Wings
Sunday might in National League
hockey game witnessed by an all
time record crowd OF 1885 fans.
Center Bill Thomas scored the
winning goal on an angle shot
that bounced off the arm of Goalie
Johnny Mowers.
Defenseman Alex Motter drew
first blood for the Red Wings be.
fore the game was six minutes old.
and Left Wing Sob Csrse evencd
the count for Chicago by scoring
On his own rebound in the second
period.
The victory broke ink for the
Hawks. who have dropped their
first four games this season to the
Red Wings The last game be-
tween the two teams ended in a
near-riot in Chicago, and SUNDAY
nights encounter was mild by
comparison However. the play
was rough throughout.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Central Specially,
Hamtranck in Tie

In fast match in which neither
team was able TO gain an adyan-
tage Central Specially Sunday fin
ished with a tie ] to ! in their
match with Hamtramck Boys Club
in the Inter-city Hockey League at
University Rink, Ann Arbor. Cen
trail started the scoring in the first
period when after good team work.
Harley Reeder made the first goal.
Even this marker seemed sufficient
until the third period when Ham
tramck scored a lucky goal when
the puck ran up Red Myers arm
and over his shoulder and hit in
side the net Yellow Coach main
tanned their lead and the record OF
not having lost match when they
won from Club Laurier. Lincoln
Park defeated the Austin Club of
Wayne to ..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Cleary, Normal Frosh Use
Share The Points System

Apparently adopting "share-the-
points" system, Michigan Normal
freshmen whipped Cleary College,
1919, Saturday at Ypsilanti High
School gymnasium. Only Bob
Heimbuch. whose smooth passes
set up several field goals, failed IN
land in the Huron scoring co umn.
There wasn't any doubt of the
superiority OF the Frosh. The re-
suit would probably have been the
same even if Coach Lou Patterson
had had several other OF his key
players available. Cleary had only
seven men in uniform.
Relenting after reaching 1872
count. the Huron yearlings allowed
Cleary TO add a few more points
before they began 10 roll again
The halftime score was % TO s..
All of the Frosh saw considerable
action except Center Howard Mess
enger, who is laid up with a finger
injury.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Slump Costly to
Detroit Eagles

Akron, O., Jan. 13--AP-A sec.
ond'period slump by the Detroit
Eagles Sunday cost them a 1910
~ decision to the Akron Firestones
in a National Professional Basket.
ball League game
The Eagles attack was paced by
Jack Ahern. newcomer from st.
Johns College in Brooklyn, n. Y,
but the Akron team managed 70
hold onto its lead in the closing
moments OF the game in spite of
Ahern's drive. Wukovits and
Ozburn, Akron guards, shared scor.
lng honors with 10 points apiece
while Center Ed Sadowski led the
Eagles with 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
ichigan Normal Cage Team Humbles Kalamazoo
Hope College,
Calvin Sharing
League Honors
cBy Associated Prsss)

Hope College OF Holland and
Calvin OF Grand Rapids, both un.
beaten. share top ranking among
Michisan's college basketball teams
as mid-season approaches.
Hope. pacing the NJ. |. A. A. race.
has won six games and Calvin Ave
A close third Is Central State
Teachers of Mt. Pleasant. with six
wins and one defeat.
Leaders as we'll as trsilers come
IN for action this week In a 80
game schedule.
On Monday the University Of
Michigan. whose current record Is
four wins and four losses, will play
Illinois at Champaign is Big Ten
game; Temple will engage Micni-
gan State at East Lansing, and
Albion will invade Alma.
On Tuesday Hope will risk its
untsrnished record against Olivet
in a game at Holland. Hillsdale
and Adrian. each with only one
victory in six games, will meet at
Adrian: Lawrence Tech will meet
Assumption at Windsor, and Grand
Rapids University will entertain
/ Tri.State.
Thursdays three-game program
sends st. Mary's against unbeaten
Calvin at Grand Rapids, Wayne
against Michigan Normal at Ypsi-
lanti and Detroit Tech against Clio
airy at Ypsilanti.
On Friday Hope gets another
rest at Albion, and the evening In,
cludes these other games: st.
Mary's at Ferris, De Sales at Law,
renee Tech. Western State VS.. Mia
mi University at Oxford, o.; Adrian
at Olivet, Kalamazoo at Hlllsdala
Grand Rapids L. at Alma and Cen
trail State VS.. Northern State at
Marquette.
Saturdays fiyegame program
sends Michigan against Wisconsin
at Ann Arbor, West Virginia
against Michigan State at East
Lansing. Central State again i
Michigan Tech at Houghton, Alma
against Michigan Normal at Ypsi.
lanti and Western State against
Ball State at Muncie. Ind.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
GIVING WAY

Lansing, Jan. l3-AP- Booster
teams in the Michigan State Bowl
ing Association tournament here
began to give way this weekend
TO the regulars as the quality Of
the play improved High team sc re
Sunday was compiled by Circle
Recreation OF Detroit, with a total
Of 2.775. Best doubles score for the
week end was 1909 collected by
Clarence Hopp and Virgil Keller.
both Detroiters. This was four
pins shy OF the Levy brothers.
Thomas and Clarence. OF Plym-
outh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
clesry College
Shaefer Team Has
Higher Standing

Shaefer's Sport Shop, one OF the
leading teams in the lnter-City
Travelling League, was outshined
by its running mate, Cunningham =,
in league matches Sunday after.
noon.
The Druggists added considerab-
ly to their point total by taking all
three games from Allen Park and
thus annexing four points. Shaef.
er's also took its match and three
points by taking two out OF three
games from Westwood Inn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Hurons Snap Loss
Streak With First
Victory of Season
Shada, BENEFITS Give
Power to Drive; Game
in Ypsilanti School
Gymnasium

Michigan Normals basketball
team released all of its stored-up
scoring power to humble Kalama.
700 College 30 to 10. before a capa-
city crowd at Ypsilanti High School
gymnasium Saturday.
The Hurons not only snapped
three-game losing streak as they
annexed their first victory OF the
season, but they did it in just about
the most impressive way possible.
As the score indicates, Michigan
Normal was twice as powerful as
the Orange and Black quintet from
the western Michigan city.
Although Normal jumped off to
an early 40 lead on a pair OF field
goals by Johnny Shada, Kalamazoo
kept close behind during the first
10 minutes of play. Finally. the
Hornets tied up the score at 6-6 two
minutes later
The Hurons then pulled ahead on
free throw by Carl Alfsen and
stayed in front thereafter. They
heightened their margin to four
points by halftime. III.
Shada was the chief force behind
Normals first.half drive, and Fritz
Bennetts, leading scorer on the
Huron team. was the sparkplug who
accelerated the scoring pace in the
last period.
BENEFITS was high point man for
the evening with 10 points. made
on five field goals. He produced
every one of the baskets in the
second half with a spectacular ex.
hibition of accuracy
Kalamazoo was unable to hit the
hoop in the second frame until
seven minutes had passed. Coach
Frank Worzniak sent in all Of his
substitutes as the game nesred it's
end.
Although he had intended start
Ing Eddie Kontrymowicz at center.
Worzniak decided that further &C.
ton by the tall Hamtramck junior
might aggravate leg injury.
III
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
MOONEY IN LEAD

Kalamazoo. Mich, Jan. Zap
Tom Mooney of Detroit led the all
events at the end of first weekend
OF the Michigan State Elks Bowling
Association tournament Mooney
collected lS77 points, three better
than his nearest rival, Paul Schnapp
OF Detroit. Detroit Brunswick Min
eralites hit 1850 to lead the team
event and Sunday Paul scribner
and Joe Scribner gained the lead
in the doubles with 1890 points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Sports Calendar
TONIGHT
aadiIa Raskatk.

TONIGHT
City League Basketball
Farm Bureau VS.. Central Special.
~, o'clock
Landy's VS.. Townships. s o'clock.
Bella Vista VS.. Young Mems Club.
o'clock.
United Stove VS.. Independents,
10 o'clock
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
TAKE MOST EVENTS

Saginaw, Mich, Jan. Zap
Virtually all honors in the senior
competition of the annual Diamond
Derby Day skating meet were TAX
en- Sunday by Vince Bozich. young
Detroit craftsman. and Bonnie
Doyle. Of Saginaw Bozich won
three OF four mems races and Miss
Doyle scored a clean sweep Of the
Women's events
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13

Score at halt-Michigan Normal
Freshmen %, Cleary s.
Free throws missed Gildsy,
Heimbuch .; Barnes, Stout 2.
Reteree-Gates (Michigan Nor.
maD. Umpire-Gross michigan
NormaD.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
DE SALES WINS

Pontiac. Mich, Jan. Rap A
speedy passing attack by De Sales
College OF Toledo Sunday proved
too much for St Mary's Of Orchard
Lake and the Ohionas won by q
54-34 count Sullivan, forward,
paced the winners with eight field
goals and two free throws, a total
OF Is points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13

Score at Michigan Normal
II. Kalamazoo Z.
Free throws missed Misenar ..
hennetts, Shada, Cullin; Ryan,
Drier 8, Gilman, Lemmer. Grant.
Referee Boglarsky (Wayne)
Umpire- Lea dbetter (Almal
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
Bowling Scores
DAILY PRESS CAR ,lERs
LEAGUE STANDINGS

High individual. one game g.
HeWens. 2l2
High individual three games. C..
Hewens. 496.
High team. one game Team NO
3. 391.
High team. three games Team
Ne. 3. 1855
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
DENNY CARROLL RETIREs

Detroit. Jan. Ia AP-For 30
years Dennis Denny Carroll.
himself now past the three-score
mark, has been making big and
little guy, lie down and Follower
and like 1t. Now Denny's quitting.
The trainer of the Detroit Tiger
ball team, long known as an ex-
pert muscle-kneader. is retiring
from the work in which he be.
came one Of baseball's bsck-stage
heroes. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13
DIES OF INJURIES

Saginaw. Jan. l3-AP- Edward
Pembroke, 81, died Sunday OF IN
iuries received when he was struck
by an automobile driven by Robert
Barnes, IS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-13

aaRD CONSECUTIVE WIN

Flint Jan 10 AP Flint
Northern. which boasts one OF
the greatest records In Michigan.
high- school. basketball. registered
IT'S 32rd consecutive cage victory
when II defeated Saginaw High.
80 to 90
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
CHUNGAS Y No CHUNGAS
Los nazis. = FL costo de las subsistencias. In
forme de la Secretaria de Agriculture. - De
mandas de los obreros.

Ell gobierno argentine, POI
medic del juez federal Vazquez.
meti6 en- la carcel "a TODD ell Es-
tado Mayor de la penetration
nazi en- la Argentina"
Sc les llev6 a una prisi6n Y sc
les declare incomunicados mien
tras la policia afanosamente in
vestiga.
De la colonia alemana ell CRU
pc de peligrosoS criminales We
MIA extrayendo, por medic de a.
menazas, grandes sumas de d.
nero.
La "plata" Sc pedia para o.
bras de carload y los nazis la
gastaban en- actos contrarios a
las leyes y en- mandar a Hitler
las divisas que necesita para
mantener en- TODD ell mundo su
maldito sistema de espionaje.
iSeran puestos en- libertad E.
SOS delincuentes 81 Ell embajador
hace Representations" al go
bierno, no obstante las pruebas
encontradas por la policia?
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
ran EN- Venecia.

Washington, agostO 27.-El
presidente Roosevelt dijo aver
que no tenia 81 dudas sobre la
existencia de una organizada
campaha de rumores, verdades
a medals y falsedades, lanzada
con ell prop6sito de sabotear ell
programa de ayuda de Estados
Unidos a las naciones opuestas
el Eje. Los cargos de que los
fondos de la ley de prestamo y
a~rrendamierto SON nal gasta-
dos, caen dentro de esa catego-
ria yno tienen otra intenci6n
1e ayudar a Hitler.
Hablando con los periodistas
81 p~residente reptile sus pala-
bras y dijo que tales acusacio-
nes no eran otra cosa que sucios
embustes.
Cit6 la imdigna noticia dada
por alguien de que los oficiales
ingleses habian gastado $4,000
La gaceta., 1941-08-27

Londres, agosto 81. - Las
tropas finlandesas informan
que los rusos estan abando-
nando a Tallin, la capital de
Estonia, por mar, y que la des
truyen por medic del fuego.
Sc divisan las llamas desde
una gran distancia.
Avanzan hacia Tallin las
tropas alemanas, que solo en-
contraran la "tieFra achicha
rrada,"
Ha entrado en- fuego, segGn
los finlandeses, la artilleria
pesada de los alemanes.
Apesar de las nOticias de los
nazis y sus aliados, Russia do
nina ell mar.
Hitler comunic6 hoy, por la
Radio y sus peri6dieos, ell ex
terminio del vigesimo segun-
do ejercito russo, con un total
de 10000 muertos y 10000
prisioneros. La batalla sc Ii
bro, segdn los n&zis, en- Veil
ke Luki, 276 millas al Oeste de
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
Los rusos Sc retran de Talin y la
Destroyer por medic del fuego
Hitler dice haber ocasionado mil m
al Ejercito Soviet.
No Sc han confirmadO las ~noticias nazis sobre Ia
captura de Luga y Dnieperopetrovsk

MoscG Y $50 millas al sur de
Leningrado, entire Smolensk y
Lago linen.
No Sc ha podido confirmar
la noticia dada por Berlin de
la toma de Luga, 900 millas al
sur de Leningrado, y tampoco
del centric industrial de Dnie
peropetrosk, en- ell codo del
rio Dnieper.
La aviaci6n alemana inten-
to bombardear a Leninggrado
pero nj uno solo de sus arte-
factos cay6 dentro de la ciu-
dad. Entire ell domingo y ell lu-
mes lie fueron derribados a los
invasores 121 aparatos.
La gaceta., 1941-08-27
IRAN PIDE LA PAZ A Russia
E I~NGLATERRA
Ru ia ha ocupado a Tabriz

Londres, agosto 27,-Iran
ha pedido la paz a Russia Y la
Gran Bre,aha.
I'm ministro del Shah Reza
Kahn Pahlavi esta conferen-
ciando hoy, EN- Teheran, con
los ministries de Russia Y la
Gran Bretana.
FL gobierno persia ofrece e
char del pals a todos los ale
names nazis, en- una semana.
Las tropaS bri'anicas han
avanzado va 40 millas, por ell
sur. sin encontrar seria resis-
tencia. MoScu informa de la
toma de Tabriz, la segunda
ciudad de Iran.
La peQuena escuadra de
Iran ha sido va destruida o
apresada.
Toda resistencia Sc conSide-
'ra inu'il. Inglaterra y Russia lie
han ofrecido al Shah los tecni
COS que ~necesite.
FL ejercito britanico ha ocu
pado tambien los pueblos de
Marid y Gillian y avanza ha-
cha ell paso o desfiladero de
Paytak.