The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-08-19
BRAZIL IS WILD
 AGAINST NAZIS
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caju said that still another Nazi U-boat had been sighted and pre- sumably attacked of the Brazilian coast.
 The official news agency reported the sinking of the two German sub- marines while angry crowds con- tinued to demonstrate in the streets of Rio De Janeiro and other Brzil- ian cities, demanding vengeance for the sinking of the five Ships. They stoned Axis stores and shops.
 Sunk One Sub
 It was said an American plane piloted by Commander Jack Lacey had sunk 8 submarine yesterday 50 miles from the coast, apparently in the area where the ships went down. Subsequently, the sinking of 8 submarine by a Brazilian pilot in that area was officially announced. One sinking was reported by in- terventor Maynard Comes of Ser gipe state, and the second by inter ventor Amaral Peixoto of Rio De Janeiro state. The possibility that the announcements were for the same submarine was apparent.
 The newspaper Oglobos of Ara caju said that, in addition to a submarine sunk by United States plane, two more had been located and were being chased.
 The newspaper Diario Carioca described the sinking of a subma rine by a United States plane as follows:
 "The submarine was sighted and attacked by machine guns, but suc- ceeded in submerging. The plane continued chasing it and dropped depth charges. Later, the pilot sighted the submarine coming to the surface and showing signs of having been hit. The United States pilot then dived in, dropped bomb and give it the coup de grace"
 82O Were Aboard
 There were 820 persons aboard the five ships-Baependy, Itagiba, Ar arguara, Arara and Anibal- l-Bene- vola-which the government an- nounced Monday had been sunk in the past three days
 Scattered reports from coastal towns between Bahia and the northern border of Sergipe state, and the National News Agency, showed that a total of 150 had ar- rived in lifeboats.
 Soldiers were aboard Baependy and Itagiba. Of 298 passengers aboard Baependy, 27 were reported saved; of 173 aboard Itagiba, 1O3 were reported saved.
 The national temper and speeches by President Getulio Vargas and Foreign Minister Oswaldo Aranha yesterday indicated that there would be quick declaration of war against the Axis. Vargas, with tears in his eyes, from the front of Guanabara palace, promised with the maximum vigor to punsh the Axis criminals.
 "Not only the NaZis and Fascists but all others suspected of such | feelings will be put outside the Brazilian community" he said.
 "War materials, soldiers, women and children are at the bottom of the sea, clamoring for justice and reaction. In the interior of the country, shovels and picks await the enemies of Brazil.
 T understand your feelings of revulsion."
 Aranha spoke for 10 minutes from the front of Itamaraty Palace, and repeated Vargas assurances that the "barbarism, belligerency and inhumanity" of Germany would not be unavenged.
 "You can go home, safe in the assurance that the government is taking all measures to organize the country for an unprecedented, vic- torious effort" he said.
 The Rio De Janeiro chief of po- lice imposed 8 g D. m. curfew on all bars and coffee shops and 10 D. m. curfew on all theaters and moving picture show houses to safeguard the public welfare" He asked the public to stay at home after 10 p. m.
 There were numerous demonstra- tions in Rio De Janeiro yesterday. One by more than 5000 persons. Half a dozen German, Italian and Japanese flags were burned. Axis shops were wrecked.