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Evening star., 1941-11-05
e|ayFavored
ByPresidenton on
.Anti-5trike Plan
Reported Opposed to
Injecting Issue Into
Neutrality Debate
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
President Roosevelt asked ser-
erdl Ueeks ago tor changes in
Neutrality. Act Which mould per-
mt arming Of United States mer-
chant ships. House granted this
and sent bill to Senate. There
committee broddened it to in
clude dlloUtng American ships 10
enter combat zones, belligerent
ports. Widened bill has been un-
der debate since Monday, Octo-
Der 27.
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Nazi U-Boats off Newfoundland;
Some Sunk Canadians Report;
japan Sends Peace Envoy to u. S.
Statement Puts
Subs 900 Miles
From Boston

b. the Associated Press.
TORONTO, Nov. 5.-Navy Min
lister Angus Macdonald said to-
day that Nazi submarines are
operating "off the coast of New
foundland-Within sight of the
shore"
The Navy Minister'S statement
was made when reporters asked
him to give further details of his
report to the House of Com
mons last night that Canadian
ships have sunk more than one
German U-boat.
He later added to this disclosure
the statement that two U-boatS
were attacked and one possibly was
sunk off the north tip of New
foundland last month.
CMr. MaCDonald'S statement
placing units of the Nazi U-boat
fleet less than 900 miles north of
Boston, followed shortly after a
German spokesman IN Berlin
had declared;
CNow as always We can only
say whoever starts for England
heads for certain death"
(The United States has set up
. base a. a site in New
foundland which she acquired
from Britain last year in the
deal which sent so over-age
American destroyers to England
in exchange for rights to estab-
llsh naval and air bases on Brit
ish island possessions in the At
lanticD
Within Sight of Shore.
You can say there are subma-
fines right off the coast of New
foundland-that they are actually
within sight of the shore" he said.
Naturally. We are attacking them
wherever we can find them. So are
the patrol planes of the air force
coastal command We usually find
them by sound and attack by depth
charge They Cthe planes sight
them and attack by bomb. But We
are working very closely together" 3"
Rear Admiral Percy Nelles. ma
val chief of staff, was present and
gave his approval of the statement.
The Germans certainly know
where they are" he said
The Minister and naval chief of
n ,.ti i6t, n N
dedication of a new Canadian built
corvette used in anti-submarine pa
troll.
Forecast Several Months Ago.
Marine observers in New York said
the report of U-boats operating
within sight of Newfoundland was
forecast several months ago when
Nazi submarines attacked and sank
three ships in a convoy less than
280 miles from ST Johns. New
foundland, vital convoy port.
They said the Nazis had been
reaching closer and closer to the
American continent as diplomatic
relations between Germany and the
United States Worsened.
Unofficial reports in New York
said several underwater craft had
been sunk by Canadian planes based
at St. Johns.
During the World War "Spotter
submarines took up positions near
the mouths of American harbors to
radio information about outbound
conveys.
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(See ELECTIONS, Page A-3D
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(See WAR, Page A-4,)
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Message From London.

One of Mr.. La Guardia's first
congratulatory messages came via
casting Corp. 1t was read by the
chairman of the London County
Council and said in part:
I'VE in London have deep sense
Evening star., 1941-11-05

Late news and sports are covered on
Pages TX and 2-X of this edition of
The Star, supplementing the news of
the regular home delivered edition.
Evening star., 1941-11-05

tSee TAXES, Page A-6D
Evening star., 1941-11-05

(See TRAFFIC. Page Aid
Evening star., 1941-02-10


which swaka The creation his quadupe
mission continues Poland
Belgium Netherlands of
national intercourse independent nations and will deal with them
through
Luxmbourgs Canada
Peepon Mofat, Ottawa will concuenty
Impd Uncle Sam notifies the axis and the world that fully
regain their places in the family sovereign states The freezing OF
further
hopes reestabshment Polish
and
complete oldtme
Minister still fort here
have full fedged
through Ambassador Lahy Vchy
Hitler will win the
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Lawyers GuiId to Honor
Madden February u

]. Warren Madden, justice of the
United States Court of Claims and
former chairman of the National
Labor Relations Board. will be hon.
ored at a dinner rendered by the
National Lawyers Guild February
% at the Shoreham Hotel
Senator Murdock of Utah and
Edward S. Smith. member OF the
National Labor Relations Board, will
speak. Among the guests will De
representatives Of the Supreme
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plicable to all facility loans out
standing. some of which now bear
interest at Az and some at per
cent.
The reduction is the first on this
type of loan since June, 1885. Rates
on operating capital loans row ir
effect were reduced in February
1899, to 2la per cent, a reduction
of one-half of l per cent. and on
commodity loans to Ia per cent, a
similar reduction,
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primary the British Isles But
would unpleasant had of nations capable
while fighting the
Rumania and Hungary
they to Bulgaria.
important holding line from the Black Sea 10 ue
its
be definitely
Of
not been
forhcation material being piled
could be
rushed Qusngs have done their work
Evening star., 1941-02-10

That IS the underlying significance Of
President Roosevelt's announcement
that Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, jr.,
formerly Ambassador at Warsaw,
will serve not only as envoy to Po-
land, but concurrently as Ambas-
sador to Belgium and as Minister to
Norway and the Netherlands. All
four of these countries. now in Nazi
occupation, maintain governments
in exile" at London. 1t is to those
refugee regimes that Mr.. Biddle is
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Farm Credit Agency
To Reduce Loon Rate

The interest rate on new facility
loans in the IL district banks and
central banks for co-operatives
operating under the Farm Credit
Administration will be reduced from
4 to 3la per cent, effective March L,
A. G. Black, governor of the admin
istration, announced today.
This rate also will be made ap-
Evening star., 1941-02-10

health, whose head. as you may have
seen. Mr.. Malcolm Macdonald. is
going to Canada in the important
Office of high commissioner.
There is another thing which sur
prised me when I asked about it.
In spite of all these new wartime
defenses and prosecutions Of all
kinds, in spite of all the opportu-
mites for looting and disorder, there
has been less crime this winter and
there are now fewer prisoners in our
jails than in the years Of peace.
We have broken the back of the
winter. The daylight grows. The
Royal Air Force grows, and Is al
ready certainly master of the day
light air
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the o having hand forced
shuttle
Boganof-hodng somewhat insignificant position because
of his discomfort with the attitude of his colleagues
pgrmages Berlin considered
Quslng believed
hesdquarershat Belnso he
behalf cooperation with
and Bogrianofs OF
Bulgaria
soften the
departing counselor Bogrianon
thousands tourists who
pouring another
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Philosophical Talks

The 1,l78th meeting of the Philo-
sophical Society of Washington will
be addressed at the Cosmos Club at
BIS pm. Saturday by c. A. Belts,
United States Forest Service. on
Heavy CONSTRUCTION" and by E. S.
Gilfllan. consulting engineer, on
What Happens When the Candy
Burns"
Evening star., 1941-02-10

fOVtS W dlo
Britain and on
that issue alone
scarcely g. hand
full Of opposition
votes would have
been polled.
But there S
scant comfort
also for Presi-
dent Roosevelt
In the fact that
on a measure of
such transcend
ent Importance
to the Nation in
a critical hour
of world history
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nesium lies q
curious story.
During the re-
cent long trial
of Alcoa under
I h e antitrust
laws, the Gov
ern m ent at
tempted TO IN
troduce evidences
to show that the
great monopoly
ad extended
its operations TO
m a g n e 81 m.
Magnesium 10
lighter h q n
aluminium and
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Lincoln Birthday Dinner

The Mems Club Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church will
hold it's annual Lincoln birthday
dinner at $50 pm. Wednesday in
the lecture room Of the church. Os-
wald Ryan of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority will speak.
Evening star., 1941-02-10

Il1lI1lIIItIU UdIIBtI OI DuIg OF I'd >
sharing the fate Of Rumania or
Denmark.
The diplomatic duel between
Britain and the axis in that Balkan
state has been going on for several
months. King Boris-probably the
most democratic of Europe's
crowned heads, has done his utmost
to stave off the dangers of his little
Kingdoms being dragged into this
war. But now he apparently runs
Evening star., 1941-02-10

cHE opinions OF the 0rers this page their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented In The
Stars effort all sides OF questions OF interest to It's
readers although such opinions may be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed TO The Stars
Evening star., 1941-02-10
This Changing World
ChurehiII's Warning TO Bulgaria Held
To Be No Empty Diplomatic Notice
Bv CONSTANTINE BROWN.

the Southeastern
permit themselves
diplomatic
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WHICH IIlSuTeS an IluPIIlIIe ptIIUu OF
pyrotechnical days in that wing of
the Capitol Party lines will be
crossed, as they were in the other
branch, but Senator George, Senator
Barkley and other administrat ton
marines believe they have the situa-
ton well in hand that when the
tumult and the shouting dies, H. r.
1776 will be sped to passage by as
relatively substantial ma jority as
II won in the House. if not larger. If
Evening star., 1941-02-10

trolling the Mediterranean, making
any attempt to send reinforcements
to what used to be the Graziani
army impossible. Soon there will
be only a memory Of that army left.
When that happens, the Germans
figure the British might attempt
to send important masses Of troops
and equipment to Greece and Tur-
key. Reinforced by the British with
men and war material. the Greeks
and Turks could have more than
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Aid Bill Vote
Seen Sign
Of Distrust
Minority Held
Feorine Misuse
Of Powers
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

There is scant comfort for Adolf
Hitler in the passage by the House
of the lease-lend bill. For even the
165 votes cast against the bill were
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Finnish Films Thrive

Because foreign films cannot he
obtained. Finland is having a nun ~
Finnish pictures and local producers
are becoming prosperous.
Evening star., 1941-02-10

Court. the Federal bench, and the
Senate and House of Representa-
tiveS.
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Aluminium
Output Held
insufficient
Monopoly Blamed
For Present Level
Of Production
By JAY FRANKLIN,

Behind the Government recent
indictment of the Aluminium Co.
of America and others for monopo-
hstc practices with respect to mag
Evening star., 1941-02-10
Washington Observations
U. s. Reminds Aeeressor Powers Thot Their Conquests
Aren't Recognized or Accepted os Permonent
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

Amid the absorption
attention
the United States remind still
suppressed
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certainly standpoint
battle standing only the
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British Can Be Troublesome

position be troublesome in that section Of
Europe-hence There important
italian activity Albania
officers British aviation
could important bulgarian
road functions and the few existing airdromes
military intend
offensive this in the Balkans
italian collapse offensive would have rhyme
everybody the
desperately by the British
Imperial Army military the Germans TO
there by of Syria and
would have attacked the Suz Canal from the east
italian
melted
colonial warfare in the
o Reich.
the Balkans
second line
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Aid to Britain Wins Approval
IsoIotionists Now to Be Heard From

will devoid anti
House proceedings There soa
rules unlimited speehmakng
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British BEING Strengthened

being strengthened daily BY
from Indians Australians New Zes
Aikanders For the time being the BRUSH are con-
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Attacks Will Be Sharper.
But Shorter, He Promises.

Inc aUUdCKS Will De sharper, DuJ
they will be shorter. There will be
more opportunities for work and
service of all kinds. more opportuni-
ties for life. So if our first victory
was the repulse of the invader, our
second was the Illustration of his
acts of terror and of torture against
our people at home.
Meanwhile, abroad in October, a
wonderful thing happened. One of
the two dictators, the crafty, cold
blooded, black-hearted Italian, who
had thought to gain an empire on
the cheap by stabbing fallen France
in the back. got into trouble. With
out the slightest provocation, stirred
on by lust of power and british
greed. Mussolini attacked and in
vaded Greece only to be hurled back
ANONYMOUSLY by the heroic Greek
Army. who will say, with your
assent. have revived before our eyes
the glories which from the classic
age gild their native land.
While Signor Mussolini was
writhing and snorting under the
Greek lash in Albania, Gems. Wavell
and Wilson, who are charged with
the defense of Egypt and of the SueZ
Canal in accordance with our treaty
obligations. whose task seemed at
one time so difficult, they had re-
ceived very powerful reinforcements
-reinforcementS Of men, cannonS,
equipment and above all, tanks.
which We had sent from our island
in spite of the invasion threat, And
large numbers of troops from India.
Australia and New Zealand had
also reached them.
Saws Italian Power
Is Broken in Africa.
Forthwith began that series OF
victories in Libva which have broken
irretrievably the italian military
power on the African continent. We
have all been entertained. and I
trust edited, by the exposure and
humiliation of another of what
Byron called those pagod things of
sabre sway with fronts of brass and
feet of clay"
Here, then, in Libya is the third
considerable event upon which we
NAV dwell with some satisfaction.
1t is just exactly two months ago
to day that I was waiting anxious
", but oh so eagerly. for the news
of the great counters stroke which
had been planned against the Ital-
ian invaders of Egypt. The secret
had been we'll kept The prepara-
tionS had been we'll made, but to
leap across those TO miles Of desert
and attack 10 or II divisions.
equipped with all the appliances of
modern war. and who had been
fortifying themselves for three
months: That was a most hazardous
adventure.
When the brilliant, decisive VIC
tory at Sidi Barrani. with its tens
of thousands of prisoners. proved
that We had quality, maneuvering
power and weapons superior to the
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Policy Also Hits Japan, Italy and Russia

policy withholding recognition Of sovereignty
acquired decnaon acknowledge
Manchukuo nearly 10
the worlds which maintain foreign
validity
nkng Emperor Teh For five the United
States has resisted Mssons opportunities to recognize King Victor
of Ethiopia title which the Roman monarch
be finding rather elusive designation the British plunge ire
SiSibly Italian Africa
that its Of
which
governments they United signals all the
the ball Of
Aid to Britain Wins Approval
of
cardinal gleamlngN
which the Nation Iha
defense
the American people Lndbghism
single
bills Differences
practically without exception and
impementing curbng presidential authority of
involvement in There plentiful
talk of dictatorship thrust at British and no lack
eaend
critics. well advocates Of
fundamental deathe
democracy with
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ieinen ei9enen &Gie at MAIDEN. Bir
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tpiinihte Eerfobren aur 8ereitnn9 BON
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Itellte.
2inlbnrger &0ie miro entipeoer ons
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rabmter ooer aus 9ol5 obgerobmter.
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cinem HobmfGie rehnet mon 8, 5n
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Saut nno Die &0rperorgane. &enn
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