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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
45 Teachers Attend
Range Assn MEETING.

About As range teachers were present
last Thursday at the first meeting of
the school year of the Range Science
and Mathematics association held in
Memorial cafeteria. A. C. Wilcox,
Eveleth, presided.
Sigurd F. Olson dean of the Ely
junior college, gave a talk on the
Quetico-Superior region, its geologi-
cal formation and historical back
ground.
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On This Occasion
Continued From Page One)

grieved over the discontinuance of a
half dozen or more camps. Ely, in
particular will miss Camp I'll and its
fine force of personnel. This camp
also was one of the show places on
the Echo Trail. Besides I'll, No. 725
at Cusson, No. TIC at Crimson, No.
TIC at Tote, No. 1874 at Deer River
and No. 2705 at East Lake have been
ordered disbanded. The camps costing
an estimated $4,000 each will be
junked or moved to other locations.
Only six remain in the Superior
National Forest.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
SPOKE AT TOWER.

The Rev. Henry G. Hanson, pastor
of the Ely Bethany Lutheran church,
gave an address before the Tower p
T. A. last Monday evening on the
topic: "The Home in Our National
Defense Plan" Rev. Hanson has been
asked to address the Soudan Study
club next Monday evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
ELYITES ATTEND MEET.

The Regional Conference of the
State Federation of Music Clubs was
held at ST. Paul's parish house, Du-
luth, Saturday, Oct 25. Those who
attended from Ely were Mrs. j. w.
Shaw, Mrs. Joe Veranth, Mrs. w. l..
Kendrick, Mrs. Robert Johnson, Mrs
w. Maxi, Mrs. j. Lintola, Mrs. Chas.
Lassey, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Krause,
Miss Josephine Slogan and Miss Edith
EllefSen.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
Weather
First Snow, Coolest Day
Recorded This Week.

The first snow of the season fell last
night and blanketed the countryside
in a mantel of white.
Sunday night the mercury dipped to
Is above, according to U. S. forest SER
vice records, making Ely one of the
coolest spots in the nation.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

Kolstad who has served as chef at
the cafeteria of the schools for the
past 20 years. Jewelry was presented
Mrs. Kolstad on behalf of those pre-
sent, Ed. T. Buckley making the
presentation address, as a memento of
the occasion and her years of SER
vice.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
CHURCH NOTES
Presbyterian Church
GOSPEL SERVICE

Will be conducted by Rev. A. P.
Smitham in the Community Center in
room 218, on Sunday at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
The Suomi-S Synod Lutheran
Church
REV. DOUGLAS OLLHA, Pastor.

The Ladies Aid meets Friday, the
31St, at 7:30 p. m. Men serving.
A program sponsored by the deacons
Wednesday, the 5th at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school is at $50.
Sunday services on the End and 4th
Sundays at 10:45 in the English and
at 7:30 in the Finnish. The public is
invited.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

A blue roof will make a white house
look whittier through the operation of
color called simultaneous contrast.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30

The Ely Miner is the only paper In
terested in Ely and its people.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-10-30
First Evangelical Lutheran
Church

Member of the Finnish Evangelical
Lutheran National Church Of America)
212 East Camp Street
REV. e. A. HEINO, Pastor
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st. Anthony's Catholic
Church
FATHER FRANK NTTHET rTr posfo

Masses at $3.50, 7:45, 900, and 1915
a. m.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Rea|tor Session Told
2-Point Relief Plan
Sought From 0.P.M.
Association to Press for
Quontitutive Limit
lnsteod of Price Ceiling
BY JAMES Y. NEWTON,

DETROIT, Nov. 5.-Request for
modification of drastic priority re-
strictions on use of building ma
terials and sharp criticism of policies
of the United States housing Au-
thority featured early sessions OF the
annual convention of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards.
Meetings got under way here yes
terday afternoon and will continue
through Friday.
Declaring the most difficult prob
lem for real estate Is that OF main
tanning badly needed home building
and rental residential building under
present priority conditions as to ma
terials, Herbert U. Nelson, executive
vice president said the association is
asking o. P. M. for relief on two
fronts.
AS to defense housing. he explained,
it is asked that priority regulations
be amended to set a quantitative
limit instead OF a $1,000 price limit
on critical materials for such hous-
ing. In this respect. 1t was pointed
out that it Is possible to produce a
more desirable house costing more
than $4,000 which would use less
critical materials than one under
that price limit. Establishment Of
the quantitative limit also would
allow builders of more expensive
houses to continue in operation
through use Of substitute materials
now being developed.
Civilian Case Cited.
Mr.. Nelson said that privately
built defense housing should receive
priority preference rating at least
on parity with housing supplied
by public funds.
The other front on which the as
Sociation seeks relief from restric-
tions Is in the civilian housing field
Mr. Nelson said the recent S. P. A. B.
statement regarding curtailment of
civilian home building, If carried out
to the degree implied would create
widespread economic dislOcatiOn
and unemployment. Unless this
policy is changed. he continued. we
shall presently be faced with COM
plete stOppage of all residential
building that is not classified def
nitely as defense housing.
Mr.. Nelson urged modification Of
this policy to enable residential
building for civilians to continue. as
far as defense needs will permit.
using substitute materials as far and
as fast as they can be developed.
He said building codes should be
amended so far as necessary TO en-
able builders to make the supply OF
critical metals 60 as far as possible.
Bad Application Charged.
Philip w. Kniskern, Philadelphia,
aSSocia ton president, declared that
while the principles end purposes Of
the U. S. H. A. Act are correct and
worthy of support it had been badly
applied. He said the Government
housing subsidy system is "mislead-
ing and iniquitous. Family unit
costs have been entirely too high
and the operations do not pay fair
share of the cities expense of serv-
icing them. Mr.. Kniskern said, add
ing that more often than not the
comparatively low rentals are still
too high for the slum dweller and
he has been pushed along to make
new slums while people fully able
to pay economic rents are being
housed in these subsidized COM
munitieS.
In regard to priority restrictions
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Miss Defense 10 Be Feted
Al Coronation Toniqht

Miss Dorothy Shorb, Grace Church
road, Silver Spring. Md, will be
guest of honor at the Bundles for
Britain victory coronation ball to-
night at the Willard Hotel.
Miss Shorb, recent winner of the
Miss Defense" contest conducted
by Bundles for Britain in connec-
ton with their benefit circus, will
be crowned by Senator Pepper,
Democrat, Of Florida, in ceremonies
beginning at $50 pm. She repre-
sents the American Legion, Post
No. As, Of the Commerce Depart
ment, during the four-Week contest
Russ Smith. orchestra leader at
the Rockefeller Center Rainbow
Room in New York City, was to fly
to Washington today to dedicate
Evening star., 1941-11-05

and rent control, Mr.. Kniskern said
the only answer to high rents Is
more space, and urged continuation
OF home building as IAN essential OF
defense, of the most potent factors
in the maintenance Of sound
economy"
The convention heard an address
by Lord Halifax, the British Ambas-
sador, in which he praised the
American arms production program
and defense effort, and urged con-
tinued cooperation with Great Brit
ain both for duration Of the war
and after peace is won. They also
heard a talk by F w. Nicolls, Cana
dian director of housing, in which
he implied that restrictions placed
in Canada on private home building
are not SO great as those in this
country. He said that residential
construction there is 40 per cent
ahead of last year, although the
country has been at war for more
than two years.
RemOdeling Recommended.
Abner Ferguson of Washington.
F. H. A. administrator. said that
remodeling of existing structures to
provide new housing units is not
only the speediest and most eco
nomical way Of providing needed
housing for defense workers, but
the best possible protection for the
national 100000 investment
in housing.
Late today there will be an ad-
dress by Senator OMahoney of
Wyoming on preserving Small
Business Enterprise During the
Defense Program"
A delegation of IS Washington
realtors is attending the conven-
ton. and together with numerous
Government housing officials of the
Capital is taking part in the meet
ings.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Rally to Hear Knox

Secretary of Navy Knox and
Postmaster General Walker will be
the principal speakers at a Navy
Notre Dame football rally to be held
at the Willard Hotel Friday night
Bill Stern, radio announcer, will be
master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Give Children Protection
with aiher Johns Medicine
Build Strong Resistance
Against Colds and Coughs
Due to Colds

When you give your children
Father Johns Medicine, re-
member that it is rich in vi
tamins A and D, which aid
in the prevention and relief
OF colds and build sturdy re-
sistance. 1t is pure, whole
some, nutritive, and free
from all harmful drugs.
Over IS years in use.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring
Sleepless Nights

Doctors say your kidneys contain * miles
81 tiny tubes or filters which help to purify the
blood and keep you healthy. When they get
tired and don't work right in the daytime,
many people have to get up nights Don't
neglect this condition and lose vaIua ble rest
full sleep.
When disorder OF kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may also cause nagging backache rheumatic
pains. leg pains. loss of pep and energy,
swelling. pufhness under the eyes, headaches
and dizziness
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully BY millions for over 10
years. They give happy relief and will help
the II miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
- waste frsa your blood. Get Doan's Pills
Evening star., 1941-11-05

his new song, Miss Defense" to
Miss Shorb at tonight's ball.
Miss Lucille Perkins and Miss
Helen Grivakas, runners-up in the
contest, will also be honored.
There will be dancing from 9 pm.
to l am. Bill Strickland and his
orchestra will play.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Lions Plan 'Churter Nioht'

The East Gate Lions Club will
celebrate charter night at 7 pm.
November 18 at 2400 Sixteenth
street NV. Dinner will be served
and entertainment provided.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
LAS NUEVAS INSCRIPCgO-
MES PARA Ell SERVICIO
SELECTIVO

FL brigaaier general Vivian
Collins, iefe del servicio s%electi-
vo en- a estado, dict6 aver las or
denes oportunas para la inscrip-
ciGn en- Ia Florida, el dia II de
julio, de 11,2C0 hombras que lle-
.garon a la edad de q amos desde
el 16 de Octubre de 1910.
Sc hizo el ca,culo por ell Bur6
Federal del Censo.
Las juntas de redutamiento
teldran a su cargo el registro.
FL dia l. de julio las oficinas
Sc ADRIAN a las z de la manana
" Sc cerraran a las 9 de la no
che.
Numerosas parsOnas del ele-
mento civil ayudaran a las jun
tas EN- esa labor.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
UN SUBM HUNDlO
Ell VAPOR ROBIN MOOR
Pide ell Gobierno que Sc espe.
rem los resultados de una
Investigation

Washington, JUNO IL III
gobierno fu6 notificado aver
por ell captain W. Lucio Perez
ra. del vapor Osorio, que Ell
barco mercante americana Ro
hin Moor, del cual recogi6 II
tripulantes, habia sido torpe-
deado por un submarine ale
man. Llevaba ell vapor 46 per
sonas, incluyendo tres mule :
res v un niho, cuando fue hun
dido. ell 81 del pasado mayo.
La Casa Blanca pidi6 aver
oe sc reserve un juicio Sobre
81 hundimiento hasta que Sc
haga una investigation. Trata
Ell gobierno de determinar 81
ell ataque Sc hizo por un SUD-
marino aleman.
Jefferso Cafferry, embaJa-
dor de Estados Unidos en- el
Brasil, iuforma que ell vapor
fu6 hundido, pero no ma remi-
lido detallSs,
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
Las tropas inglesas encuentran
mayor reSistencla en- Slrla
Sc estan Iibrando hoy tres batallas
Los nazis hablan del to~nelaje hundido

LOndveS, JUNO l1.-Las tro-
pas Aliadas siguen encpntran-
do fuerte resiStencia en- Siria.
Tres combates sc eStan efec-
tuando hoy. uno a 10 millas de
DAmaSco, en- ell cual combaten
franceSeS reaccionarios contra
franceSes de la Francia Libre;
otro al suroeste de Damasco,
llevando eli peso de Ia acci6n los
~ingleses Y 81 tercero frente a Bel
rut, en- ell LibanO.
Los aiiados hicieron un desem
barco de tropas en- ell LIbano,
con Ell fin de atacar por la reta-
guardia a las tropas de Vichy.
BESIDE el Cairo informa ell alto
mando que ell avance en- Siria
continua.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

~agresiVas en- cuanto a las AZO-
res, pero que tampoco permit
ra sean usadas por los nazis.
FL gobierno Y Ell pals, dice Mr..
HILL, miriam con creciente an
siedad los continuamente expan
didoS actos de aggression de par
te de una cierta potencia beige
rante qeu ahora amenaZa la paz
y la seguridad de los paises lie
este homisferio.
Estados Unidos no tiene de-
signios en- las Azores o las islas
de Cabo Verde, nj tampoco en-
la soberania 0 intagridad terri
torial de cualquier otro pals. Su
politica Sc hasa en- Ell inalienable
derecho de la defensa propia.
Los despachos de Londres in
fcrman ecu el primer ministro
irlandes, cannon de Valera, lie
permite a Estados Unidos usar
puertos de su pals para el servi-
ci ode Clippers, ero rehusa con-
ceder puertos o aerodromos CO.
mo lugares para facilitar ell
transporte de materiales lie
guerra a la Gran Bretana. Cree
De Valera que el uso de cual-
quier parte del sur de Irlanda
para tales prop6sitos abriria Ell
pals a los ataques a6raos de los
alemanes, como un legitimo OBJ
, jetivo militar.
Estados Unidos ha venido pi-
! diendo a lrlanda conceda a In
! glaterra bases nayales y de a.
viaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
LA JOVEN GUIANA ISA-
BEL SUAREZ RECIBE Ell
TITULO DE

New York, JUNO 11.-Por
vez primera en- 43 amos la Es-
cuela de Ciencia y Tecnologia
del Institute Pratt, Brooklyn,
d: la dc conceder titulo lie
ingeniero a una mujer, Isabel
Suarez, de % amos de edad,
vecina del 531 Yves 143rd St.,
en- New York. La Srta. Suarez
ronfes6 aver que Sc habia in
teresado en- una carrera Glen
tifica desde que asistia, en- ell
s6ptimo grado, a una escuela
elemental; pero no saba 81 es
cogeria medicina, enfermera
0 quimica. Finalmente Sc de-
cidi6 por la carrera de inge-
Micro quimico, bajo la influen
cia de su maestro de qulmica
en- Textilt High, donde Sc gra
duo en- 1887.
Miss Suarez explic6 que ella
comenzara su carrera con in
vestigaciones q~uimicas, por
cuanto cree que muchas ra-
mas de la ingenieria quimica
estan cerradas a la mujer,
por 10 menos t~emporalmente.
Natlva de la Habana, Cuba,
hablael espahol 10 mismo que
Ell ingles, y espera encontrar
una catedra en- IN pals latino
americana 0 un empleo en- una
compahia americana,
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
.Dicese que Damasco caeta
antics de la noche de how
Antonescu llamado a Munich por
Won Ribbentrop
La aviacio inglesa ataco a Brest, Saint Nazairre
y puertos de la costa de Noruega

tLondres, JUNO 11.-Dcese
cue la ciudad de Damasco, ca
pital de Siria, caera en- poder de
las tropas inglesas antes de d
noche de hoy. Cairo comunica
que ell avance de los Aliados Sc
desenvuelve de manera satisfac-
toria. pero no da detalles.
Las tropas aliadas Sc encuen-
tran a la vista de los minaretes
de Damasco, apesar de las mott
cias optimistas dadas hoy por
Vichy.
FL general Dentz. alto conf
sionado en- Africa, hace dinami-
tar los caminos, pero ell avance
continIla.
Algunos peritos aseguran que
la defensa solo tiene por fin
principal defender ell honor mi
litar, es decir, que es mas aspa-
ventosa que real.
Vichy informa que han han
llegado a Siria y Llbano escua-
drillas de aviaci6n que ayllda-
ran a la defensa.
Haifa y Jerusalem tuvieron
anoche alarmas de aviaci6n, pc
70 no hubo bombardeo.
AViones nazis bombardearon
de nuevo a la g~uarnici6n ingie-
sa que en- Tobruk resiste.
Berlin s~ostiene por la radio
que de Eos 1926, 600 toneladas
hundidas a los ingleses en- los
primeros cuatro meses del ano,
mas de IN million p~ertenece a las
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

Vichy, JUNO IL. - Una es-
cuadra inglesa compuesta por
un acorazado, cruceros y des-
tructores, apoya desde ell mar
ell ataque de las tropas ALA :
das contra Beirut, en- ell Liba-
no. La noticia Sc di6 por ell al
mirante Darlan.
Cairo, JUNO 11.-Para ayu-
dar a la Gran Bretana en- la
guerra ha llegado con sus tro-
pas uno de los mas famosos
Maharajahs de la India. Ell
Maharajah posee varios ae
roplanos y Ell mismo es un a.
viador.
Munich, JUNO 11.-Confe-
renciara aqui con Hitler, ell &c
neral Antonescu, jefe del 60
bierno rumano. Hace pocos
dias fue llamado ell Rey Boris,
de Bulgaria. La primera entire
vista con personajes de los
Balkanes Sc verified reciente-
mente entire Hitler y ell asesi-
no Pavelitch.
indianapolis, JUNO Liza
huelga en- las fabricas de alu-
mimic de Cleveland dej6 hoy
sin trabajo, en- la fabrica de
motores Allison, a mas de mil
hombres. Esperase una rapida
Intervention del gobierno en-
ell conflicto.
, Pernambuco, Brasil, JUNO
les aguardado hoy ell va
'por Osorio, mandado por Ell
captain Lucio Pereira, que
trae a su bordo a IL tripulan-
tes del vapor Robin Moor, hun
dido en- ell Atlantico por un
submarine aleman. Funciona-
rios diplomAticos norteameri-
canos interrOgaran a los super
vivientes.
/ Washington. juno ll~-S0-
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
PARAGUAY ESTA IGSTA PA
RA PARTICULAR EN- LA
DEFENSA DEL HEMlSFE-
RIO

Asunci6n, Paraguay, JUNO
ll.-El PreSidente del Para
quay, general Higinio Morinigo,
declare hoy que SUI gobierno as-
t& liSto para %desempenar Sus o.
bligaciones en- la defenSa del
htmiSferio occidental tan luego
como esaS obligacioneS sean de-
finidas por la acci6n conjunta
dc los paiSeS americanos. Mort
nigo ha dominado Y atres revo-
luciones desde que sc hizo cargo
del gobierno por muerte del pre-
sidente de la repGblica.
Paraguay necesita dinero
para su reconstruction y ell desa
rrollo de sus recursos. Yo eSpe-
70 rue el dinero venga de Wash
ington.'
Disloute ell gobierno la posibi-
lidad de que EstadoS Unidos es-
tablezca bases de ayiaci6n en- ell
territorio paraguayo.
FL presidente Baldomin, del
Uruguay, ha dioho que 81 la de
sersa del hemisferio demanda
a establecimiento de bases ma
wales en- Montevideo Y otros lu-
cares, su gobierno esta dispueso
a concederlaS. BESIDE algRin item
,po sc viere afirmando que Es-
tados Unidos busca bases de a
viaci6n en- ell Uruguay, pals anne
nazado por los nazis.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

I'm diputado argentine, Manu-
bens Caivet, hablando en- la Ca
mara de Diputados de la Argen-
tina manifesto que la embajada
alemana en- Buenos Aires ayuda
con subsidies a mas de I'm peri6
dico de la capital que una agen-
cia nazi de noticias, la Trans
ocean, con la ayuda de algunas
organizaciones realiza una po-
Ierosa v fanta.tica propaganda,
encaminaida entire otras cOsas a
rromcver un movimiento sepa-
ratista en- la Patagonia; que los
nazis tienen una fuerte organi-
zaci6n militar en- la Argentina;
1ue los alemanes estiman a la
Argentina como ell punto debil
del frente americana; que los
nazis disponen de organizacio :
mes de reserva en- la Argentina
para usarlas en- ell Uruguay, en-
case de cue estate una insurrec-
ci6n contra ell gobierno de esta
repGblica.....
La denuncia es clara Y vigoro-
sa; pero los nazis siguen su ca
Y organizan nuevos CRU
pos desleales en- toda la Ameri-
ca.
Scr los individuos de la "infil
TRACTION totalitaria" que desmo-
ralizaron a Francia y otrOs pai-
SEES europeOs.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

efIcienteS operaciones de los sub
marines naziS.
E general AntoneScu, jefe
del gObierno "%titere" de Ruma-
MIA, lego hoy a Munich, Alema-
MIA. llamadO por Ell ministro de
estado, Joachim Won Ribben-
trop.
Desde Toxic insorman que
lChungking, la capital de la Re-
publica China, fuG bombardea
da hoy por so aviones de la ma
rina japonesa. Dur6 el ataque
mas de dos horas.
La Real Aviaci6n bombarde6
en- BreSt un crucero aleman CO.
mo de 10000 toneladas, que Sc
cree es ell Prinz Eugen, barco
t4ue acOmpanaba al Bismarck
cuando fue atacado Y hundido
C, poderoso acorazado nazi.
Gran ndmero de bombas sc a
rroiaron en- huelles Y sitios de
alIclaje, pero no Sc dice que ell
crucero haya sido alcanzadO.
Las escuadri,las inglesas de.
aviaci6n atacaron tambi6n los
muelles de Saint Nazaire, en-
.Fracia, y las bases del enemigo
en- Mandal Y Stavanger, Norue-
ga, un aeroplano torpederO hum
do frente a las costas de Norue-
ga. un vapor nazi como de 1000
toneladas.
Aeropanos alemanes causa-
ron algunos danos en- ell Sur dc
Gales y un punto en- la costa
sureste de Inglaterra.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11

Sabra listed Que ell crucero
"Canarias," llamado por ell Bis
nrarck, sali6 del Ferrol en- auxi-
loi de los tripulantes del acora-
za1o aleman hundido por los in
gfeses.
Cuando lego al sitio indic4-
do, no habia buoue, pero 81 ma
chos cadaveres flotando.
Los ingleses habian recogido
va a los Glen supervivientes.
FL "Canarias' recogi6 los
cuerpos de algunos tripulantes
pidi6 instrucciones a Berlin.
"SapGltenlos en- 81 mar. con
militares", contestaron.
Envolvieron los cuerpos en-
banderas nazis, les amarraron
lifsgotes a los pies. y los devol-
vieron al mar.
La gaceta., 1941-06-11
Declare ell Secretario Stimson que la contienda
entire la Democrarcia y ell TotaEtarsmo es n
Iucha de la Libertad contra la Esclavitud
Esperase un detallado informe de Jefferson
Caffery sobre ell hundimiento del robin Moor"
Hull avisa a Portugal que la p%olitica de Estados
Unidos Sc hasa en- ell derecho inalienable
de la defensa propia

Washington, JUNO 11.-El
secretario de la Guerra Slim
son lie habl6 hoy a 425 cade-
ties graduates de oficiales, en-
la famosa academia militar de
Wtst Point. Manifesto ell Sc
cretariO que no es possible un
arreglO o entendimiento en- =
ire la democracia y ell totali-
tarismo, y que ell sistema de
los nazis y fascistas esta des-
tinado a un eventual y compile
to fracaso.
l. alucha entire la democra-
cha Y ell totalitarismo, dijo, es
una controversial entire ell bien
y ell NAL, la libertad y la escla
vitud, la bondad y la cruel =
dad. Ia question no puedt que
dar sujeta a un compromise.
Las personals que nos piden lie
guemos a terminus con ell sis
tema nazi y nos dicen que
nuestro sistema puede vivir pa
cificamente en- ell mundo, con
ell de ellos, simplemente no
han pensado bien este asunto.
Son culpables de expresar 10
que piensan, pero sin ajustar-
Sc a la realidad. No hay posi-
bilidad de que este pals, con
sus principles y m6todos de vi
da puede vivir con seguridad
EN- un mundo dominado por
los m6todos y practicas de los
,lideres de las naciones del
Eje. FL mundo esta dividido
en- dos campos y la question
que los separa es irreconcilia-
BILE.
Ell ~gobierno espera de hoy
q mahana un informe de JEFF
ferson Caffery, embajador en-
ell Brasil, relacionado con e.
hundimiento del vapor ameri'
cano robin Moor" ST ell va.
por ha sido hundido por un
submarine, como Sc dice, vol
vera a plantearse Ell problema
, de la libertad de los mares.
Creese que Estados Unidos
lie mandara una nota a los ma
zis, pidi6ndoles expliquen 10
! sucedido.
Tres de los IL hombres resca-
tados por el vapor 0sorio son O.
fieiales. NADIA Sc ha lvgrado sa-
Der de las 35 personals que fall
tan, incluyendo una sonora y
sus hijos.
En- nota de aver, ell secretario
de estado Hull le hizo saber al
gcbierno portugues que Eta
dos UnidOs no tiene intenciones