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Gestiona ell Retorno
Sur de las Novenas
De las Grandes Ligas

CHICAGO, JUNO 18.-Al Lang,
ell embajador de buena voluntad
de la ciudad de st. Petersburg,
Florida, Sc encuentra aquf Y rea-
liza gestiones para lograr que las
novenas de las grandes ligas re-
tornen al Sur en- la primavera de
1914.
Hace treinta amos consigui6
Lang que fuese a st. Petersburg
ell primer "club" de las ligas ma
yores.
Los Cardenales Y los Yankees
practicaban en- la bella ciudad, ell
ano pasado, cuando Sc fijaron las
nuevas ~estrictas reglas sobre ell
consume de la gasolina.
En- esta ciudad conference ell
"diplomatico" o ell administra-
dor de los Rojos de Cincinnati,
Warren Giles, y con la direction
de los Cubs.
81 la mayorfa de las novenas
decide apoyar su plan, lie pedira
al Jefe de Transportation para la
Defensa, Sr. Eastman, que auto
rice la vuelta de las novenas, ell
ano que viene, a los lugares donde
antes pasaban la "primavera".
"Yo no puedo garantizar que
tengamos exito; pero los esfuer-
EOS Sc haran."
Ell Comisionado Supreme de la
pelota organizada, juez Lands,
mantiene que Ell Beisbol no debe
pedir favores de monta, especiales,
mientras dure la guerra.
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La Pelea Entire
Montgomery y
Greco, Prohibida

OTTAWA, Canada, JUNO 49,
Ell ej6rcito canadense anuncio
aver que ell soldado Johnny Gre
co, uno de los mas notables p1gi-
les del peso ligero EN- toda la
America, no podra efectuar ell dia
2 de JUNO, por habersele prohibi-
do, la pelea con ell negro Bob
Montgomery, de Filadelfia, legiti-
mo campe6n de las 1876 libras.
La pelea Sc habia anunciado pa
ra la tarde del dia 26 de JUNO,
pero Mike Jacobs decide traspa-
sarla para la noche del dia 20.
Iba a tener una duraci6n, segun
10 acordado, de diez asaltos.
Greco estuvo entrenandose pa
ra ell combate, la semana pasada,
en- Greenwood Lake, estado de
New Jersey.
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Willie Pep Ingresa
En- la Marina

HARTFORD, Connecticut, JUNO
18.-Ingres6 aver en- la marina de
guerra de la naci6n, prestando su
juramento en- Hartford, Connect
cut, ell campe6n del peso de puma
para la Comisi6n Atletica del es-
tado de New York, Willie Pep.
Pep solo ha sido derrotado una
vez en- su carrera pugilistica, al
canzando csc honor Sammy An
gott, excampe6n de las 135 libras.
La corona del peso de pluma de
la Association NaciOnal de Boxeo
la lIeva en- sus sienes Jackie Callu-
ra, del Canada.
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VOlvera a
Lamar por los
Medals Blancas

CHICAGO, JUNO 18.-El vete-
rano pitcher Thorton Lee, que en-
1941 diera % %victorias a los Me-
dias Blancas, volvera al "caj6n"
dentro de pocos dias.
Su contrato de un dollar por
ano fue roto aver y uno nuevO,
con sueldo determinado, fue re-
dactado y firmado.
Los terminus del contrato son
retroactivos.
En- este ano Lee ha ganado dos
juegos y perdido dos. En- las dos
victorias solo permitio seis clio
ties" a los contrarios.
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Victoria en- Ell NOvenO

Los Yankees saltaron sobre los
Senadores, en- ell noveno, e hicie-
ron tres carreras mas, ganando ell
desafio. FL triunfo sc lie concedi6
a Zuber y la "desventura" a Pyle.
Trece "jilotes" pegaron los derro-
tados y diez los vencedores.
New York Sc, 1Oh, lie; Washing
ton &c, 13h, &c.
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Cronin descargo un cuadrangular,
con dos corredores en- las bases.
La derrota en- ell primero lie CO.
rrespondi6 al pitcher Pagan y ell
triunfo en- ell segundo a Black, re-
levado por Wolff. Mace Brown,
ell 'taponeador'', substituy6 a Luz
cier, en- Ell primero, si6ndole con-
cedida la victoria.
Filadelfia &c, Oh, 2e; Boston DC,
Oh, 2e.
Ff1adelfia &c, 16h, De; Boston
&c, 12h, 2e.
Estalella dispar6 un "%jilote" en-
ocho veces la bate.
La gaceta., 1943-06-18
Los Juegos En- Las
Grandes Ligas
LIGA NACIONAL
Nueva DerrOta del San Luis

Nueva Derrota del a LUIS
Pegaron los Rojos de Cincinna-
ii nueve "simples" Y derrotaron a
los Cardenales con un total de seis
carreras por una. Riddle deJo a
los Pajaros Rojos en- cinco clio
ties" v una carrera. La derrota Sc
lie anot6 al lanzador Krist, a quien
relevaran Dickson y Munger. Fue
ell quinto "disgusto" de Krist en-
las mayores, con un conjunto de
20 victorias. G. Walker bateo
tres "jilotes" en- cinco veces al
bate. Miller Y Musial d~ispararon
"triples" Y "tubeyes" G.. Walker
Y Mesner.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, De; San Luis
1c, 5h, 2e.
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toria de
Segura

|NTCLAIR, New Jersey, ju-
S.-Francisco Segura, ell va
20 tenista ecuatoriano, apa-
, con Manfred Berliner avan-
aver los dolores de la Uni
lad de Miami a los semifina-
torneo METEOROLOGICAL del Es-
errotando a Robert Wasser-
" Arts Franklin, de Ohio
| La anotacion fue de 81,
"a.
Ell Otro semifinal, Richard
FIR y Edgar Buttenhein, de
|eton, vencieron a Elston
+ y Harry Edwards, jr., de
gura jugara hoy frente a
+, Ell hombre cumbre de la
pa, en- ell tennis.
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Dos veces derrotaron aver los
Indios de Cleveland a los Tigres
de Detroit, la primera con Ell pit
cher Naymick Y la segunda tam
bien con Naymick. En- ell primer
encuentro Naymick reemplaz6 a
Salveson y en- ell segundo a Bagby.
Higgins aport6 un ~"jonrr6n" en-
ell segundo partido.
Detroit &c, Oh, 2e; Cleveland &c,
1Oh, 2e.
Detroit sc, Oh, lie; Cleveland
&c, Oh, lie.
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Goodman Produjo la Victoria


Ival Goodman produjo tres ca
rreras con un cuadrangular ba-
teado por ell jardfn derecho y do
la victoria a los Cubs sobre los
Piratas. Derringer lanz6 por los
vencedores, con Mccullough de
compahero de baterfa.
Alfonso Lopez no jug6 y Baker,
su compahero de posicion, dispar6
dos "simples" e hizo ina carrera
en- tres veces al bate.
La derrota Sc lie anoto a Her
bert.
Chicago &c, 4h, lie; Pittsburgh
&c, Oh, De.
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Fue Operado ell
Administrator
De los Rojos

CINCINNATI, JUNO 49, Ell
administrator de los Rojos de Gin
cinnati, Warren Giles, fue some
lido aver a una operacion en- ell
hospital Cristo. Padecfa de apen-
dicitis.
Los medicos informan que su
estado es bueno, dentro de las
CIRCUMSTANCES.
La gaceta., 1943-06-18
Victoria del
Pugi Carter

ELIZABETH, New Jersey, jul
Mo 18.-Con un peso de 157 IL
bras. Joe Carter, de Rome, New
Jersey. venci6 aver por puntos a
Bill Brant, de Orange. Duro ell
combate ocho asaltos.
Pesaba Carter 1921 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-06-18
Oportuno BatazO de AppIing

Ell SIS Luke Appling do a los
Medals Blancas la carrera del en-
pate, en- la novena entrada, y des-
pues prOdujo la decisiva, en- ell de-
elmo segundo, 0 un hit.
San Luis &c, 1Oh, lie; Chicago
4c, 12h, lie
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LIcA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas dividierOn no
nores con los Atleticos de Connie
Mack, perdiendo ell primero y ga
ell segundo. Bateando de
"emergente', en- ell segundo, Joe
La gaceta., 1943-06-18
Cada Novena Gan6 un DesafiO

NaQA LNOVCHa o0hO AA OSS@
Phillies y Braves jugaron aver
dos desafios, hacienda una distri-
buci6n de perdidas y ganancias.
Con Manuel Salvo de pitcher los
Braves dejaron al Filadelfia en-
cuatro "hits" y ninguna carrera.
La derrota lie correspondi6 a
Kraus, que fuera reemplazado por
DietZ.
En- ell segundo encuentro los
Phillies pegaron doce "~jilotes" y
anotaron siete carreras, mientras
los Braves Sc quedaban en- dos ca
rreras y siete "terapeuticos".
Andrews fue ell pitcher vapuleado,
en- ell segundo, y Kimball ell CANA
dor.
Boston &c, 5h, lie; Filadelfia
DC, All, lie.
Boston &c, III, 2e; Filadelfia
&c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1943-06-18
Derrotados de NuevO los Esquiva-

Derrotados de Nuevo los Esquiva-
dores
La novena de Me- OFT do aver
otra sorpresa a los Esquivadores
Y los derrot6 con anotaci6n de
ocho carreras por 5. Fue la cuarta
derrota consecutive para ell team
conmandado por Leo Durocher. Sc
lie acredit6 ell "contratiempo" a
Higbe y ell exito a Feldman, que
relevara a Wittig en- la Inca de
fuego.
Brooklyn &c, ION, lie; New York
&c, Oh, De.
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va no podra efectuarse, hasta
que pase la guerra, la pelea entire
Willie Pep, un verdadero cam
pe6n, Y Jackie Callura, un cam
peon de segunda clase.
Willie, ell italiano de Hartford,
deseaba pelear con ell otro italiano,
con Jackie; pero ell campeon de
segundo orden, ell del Canada, pc
dia la mayor parte para Ell.
Pep ofrecfa pelear ganando ca
da uno ell 500 o regalandose las
dos bolsas para obras de carload.
Callura, derrotado varias veces
en- los 1ltimos meses, esta prote-
gido por la Association Nacional
de Boxeo.
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LIE "birlaron" ell triunfo a Gug-
gino, ell ~pelirrojo del peso ligero,
v Sc 10 concedieron, con la mayor
~frescura imaginable, a Jackie
Adragna, un veterano.
Hasta los "perritos" vieron que
Carl habia ganado; pero los jue-
ces sc equivocaron y la sentencia,
por no haber tribunal supreme,
tuvo que ser acatada.
Volveran a concertar otro en-
cuentro Y ell empresario, Sr. Sa-
llade, Sc beneficiara.
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|cuatro desafios conservatives
, vapuleados los Braves pOr
hillies.
Johnson lanzo anteayer de
a magistral.
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CON Los GUANTEs

Ha sido c~ancelada, 10 que nadie
esperaba, la pelea entire ell negro
campe6n Montgomery y ell fuerte
~aspirante Johnny Greco.
P~ertenece Greco al ejercito y
ell mando lie puso ell veto al
match.
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la Libertad-
|mpre Bonos de Guerra
La gaceta., 1943-06-18

Dodgers fueron derrotados
Teces en- tres dfas; mas no
IRON terreno pOrque los Car
Is tambien fueron derrota-
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%lCOTAC|ONES
}EISBOLERA IS"

aoreg6 va a los coroneles de
|rille. que estan a la cola de
|ociaci6n Americana, ell joven
kante tampeno Paul Williams,
h. de los Terriers de Hills
Ugh. (,
Hams sera mandado, 81 ell
\ lie viene largo, a una move
4 menos categoria.
La gaceta., 1943-06-18

.interes no disminuye en- la
.Intersocial y crece ell entu-
} entire los partidarios del
d Asturiano y Circulo Cuba
|batalla esta dirigida, de par
los cubanos, por ell excelen-
Eta. pelotero e instructor vi
Granell.
De Iglesias es ell mentor de
stures y Sc pasa las tardes
|ando y preparando a sus pc
IS.
"fanaticos" toman las CO.
IN bastante calma y cada uno
lende que en- la pelota 10 me-
|Cnveniente, 81 Sc tiene alta
h, es ~"quemarse la sangre".
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
NeiCs From London

Mrs. Edward Worth. Grape. Nsit'
ed her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Haner. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael King and
family. Detroit. are spending sew
eral days with Mrs. Bolgar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Edwards
ami family were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Ed
wards.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Russ. De
troit. and George Russ, Whitaker,
we're Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Quackenboss. Mr. Quacken-
boss. who has been i'll for the past
two months. is slowly improving
Mrs. Louise Miller and Mrs. Jo-
seph Hazlett spent Tuesday in Ad-
rian.
Sunday evening guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Penn Barnes and Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Sheats were Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory Barrett and son Thomas.
Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beauch and
two sons, Milan, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Sheats Thursday eve.
ming.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

ERIE. Pa.-UP- Scrap" the
chimp, an inmate OF the local ZOO.
has acquired the name OF Erie's
"Jekyl and HYDE through his dis
play OF various temperaments. One
scene depicts the genial Africa ma
tive the equal OF six men In
strength, calmly munching an ice.
cream cone. while on other oc-
casions be is found in a barbaric
"warpath" mood. with all feeling
directed against his cage. His lat.
est drive caused considerable
damage to the "quarters"-which
are under repair-now being rein
forced for double protection.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heidi and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van
Sipe. Detroit. visited Mrs Celia Pal.
inter and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Jennings
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Van Sipe. Detroit. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank White Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah KanitZ and Miss ia
net Strsub were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur KanitE Sun
day
Mrs. Maggie Sissem, Coldwater.
was a supper guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph HaIlett Monday.
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ing three possible solutions. First.
and most desirable" probation
should be granted and the fine sus.
pended second. transfer the case
to the Pacific island. Mueller eE-
pressing his confidence that a
court could be found within ra-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

LONDON-UP-Br British raids on
France sunday night carried great
est and most successful air Of
tensivs Of the war through its
ninth consecutive night as In
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dius OF 50 miles. third. postpone
the case until after the var when.
II Mueller bad died IN the mean.
time. the case would be closed.
The Judge adopted the first solu,
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

formed observers reported that
the Allied Air Forces already are
more than half way toward their
immediate goal OF knocking out
GermaRy's RaAF Valley as war
production center.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
ENSIGN SOLVES. TICKET

SAN FRANClSCO-UP-Ensign
Calvin Mueller. L S.N. serving on
a Pacific island, received an over
parking traffic citation from Mu-
nicipal judge Herbert kaufman.
Mueller replied by V mail offer
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
PASTORS PARTICIPATE
IN DETROIT CONFERENCE

West London. Mich, July ! -
Mrs. James Edward and son Don
aid attended the conference which
was held at ST. Marks Methodist
Church, Garland and f. Jefferson
SITS, Detroit. At that time Rev.
and Mrs. Lauren Strait, a former
pastor OF London Church, had their
infant son. William Harvey, christ
ened by the Bishop Wade.
Rev. Warren Terrell, also form
or pastor, was ordained at the con-
ference. Rev. Charles Bragg Will
again be the pastor for the coming
year at London.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
Injured In Fall

Joseph Bolgar a farmer on Darl-
ing Rd. in London Township, was
seriously injured when he fell from
his wagon while haying Wednes-
day. Friday night he entered Mon
roe Hospital for X-rays.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
Dance at School

A dance will be held at the Oak
Vile School Saturday night, July
8. Proceeds will go toward repairs
and seats which were damaged by
FIRE. A lunch will be served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

Miss Gertrude Quackenboss en-
tertsined Is telephone operators Of
Milan at a dinner at her home Fri
day evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Francis
and family were Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hecksteadt, Dun
dee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
Pvt, Jones Transferred

Pvt. Benjamine Jones has been
transferred from Camp Mccoy to
Camp Displain at Joliet, Ill,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01
IMPROVING

Mrs. Gerald Hopkins, who enter
ed Monroe Hospital Monday. June
Il, is improving
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-01

Mrs Carl Bell and infant daugh
ter. Betty Jean Lane. returned
home from the Monroe Hospital.
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to which he belongs is the one which
upholds and affirms the Argentine
policy OF full cooperation with
other American States without
adopting position of belligerency."
Predicts Socialist Failure.
President Castillo expressed the
opinion the movement inaugurated
by the Socialist party to organize
a common front would fail.
In my opinion" he said, "the
movement for democratic union has
not attained the detectives sought
because none Of the groups involved
VIII rellnquish its viewpoint in order
to submit to the viewpoint of the
united groups.
1T is not possible to achieve a
practical result because the So
cialists have program of action
and must maintain it, the radicals
have their own ideas, which are
contrary to the Socialists, and the
Communists do not share the ideas
of the other two
Without stating specifically
whether the state of siege which
prohibits criticism of the Govern
ment's foreign policy would be
lifted for the election campaign, he
said:
With the state of siege or with
out it, political parties will enjoy
all necessary guarantees in order
to conduct the campaign"
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Booklet on Jefferson
Marks 200th Anniversary

A 32-page illustrated booklet on
the life and work of Thomas Jeffer-
son is being prepared for the
Jefferson Bicentennial Commission
as one feature of the observance
April IS of the 200th anniversary
of the third Presidents birth.
The publication is being written
by John Crane, in collaboration
with A. Curtis Wilgus, a professor
at George Washington University
Covering the highlights of Jeffer-
sons career. including his part in
the formation Of the Government
the publication will be made avail
able to libraries and schools.
The bicentennial observance also
will be marked by the dedication of
the Jefferson Memorial on the Tidal
Basin.
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Woman's Land Army
Plans Being Mapped
Patriotism Seen as Bosis
Of Appeal for Workers

M L. Wilson, director of Extension
Service of the Agriculture Depart
ment. and his staff are creating the
structural form of Nationwide
woman's land army. Discussions
also center on probable appointment
of an outstanding woman to head
the organization.
Present plans cannot be made a
reality until Congress acts on the
Presidents request for SOS OTIS 900
supplemental appropriation for the
Agriculture Department for the
formulation, development and ex-
ecution of plan providing adequate
supply and distribution of farm
labor.
Secretary of Agriculture Wickard
has assigned to Mr.. Wilson the
three-fold task of mobilizing and
placing effectively all local farm
labor resources in rural areas; man.
aging a Nationwide program for
recruitment and use of non-farm
youth of high school and college
age, and development and super
wisdom of recruitment and utiliza-
ton of non-farm women for ap-
propriate types of farm work wher-
ever practicable.
Officials of the Agriculture De-
partment feel that appeal to women
for farm workers will be focused
largely on patriotism, as agricul-
tural wages are considerably below
industrial salaries, although they
have risen within the last year.
Monthly wages for farm workers
in nearby Maryland have risen from
$34.25 in January, 1912, to $42.75 last
January, board and room included;
from $4875 to $62.50 a month with
out board and room; from $185 to
s265 per day with board, and from
$40 to $685. per day without board
Interest in securing womanpower is
reported far greater on the part Of
Eastern farmers than in the Gen.
trail States.
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500 REWARD

For return of black leather brief case
containing volume of monograms by F. G.
Cooper. some copies of Finance maya
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V. P. |. Alumni to Hold
Servicemen's Smoker

The Washington chapter of the
Virginia Tech Alumni Association
will hold its mid-winter smoker for
servicemen at 7:45 pm. March / at
the Hotel Hamilton.
Prof. R. H. Mcneil, director of
publications for the institute and
editor OF The Techgram," will talk
on The Future of Virginia Tech
and Her Position in the War Eff
fort" Color films of the Thanks
giving game with V. M. I. will be
shown.
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in Jail and a $500 fine. Court off,
Gals said it was the first case of
its kind in the District where the
maximum penalty has been imposed.
Judge Almond Scott pronounced
sentence after receiving the report
Of Chief Probation Officer Joseph
L. Sanford, which revealed that
parts of six service uniforms had
been found in the defendants room,
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HANDBAG, lady's, black, 10th St bus.
Wed, pm; wallet. Navy pass personal
articles; reward. Columbia 1000.
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Argentina 70 Keep
Neutrality Policy,
Castillo Says
Cooperation With Allies
Will Be Continued,
President Asserts
By the Associated Press.

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 20.-Presi-
dent Ramon S. Castillo said in an
interview today that Argentina
would continue to remain neutral
IN the world struggle during the re-
manning year of his administration
and later as we'll. in the event of
the election of Senate President
RobuStiano Patron Costa, whom he
has Endorsed as his successor.
THE governments position has
not changed President Castillo
said IL reply to a question as to
whether recent international events
had affected Argentine policy.
Argentina will maintain its neu-
trality policy. which, however. does
not exclude the active and effective
cooperation which it is at the pres
ent moment extending to other
nations of the American continent"
he said.
Friendly to Allies.
He added:
Write that Argentina is a de-
mocracy and functions as such and
that it feels and interprets frankly
its friendship for other American
nations.
within this framework I believe
1t can continue to remain neutral so
long as no one attempts to inter-
fere with the free exercise of its
sovereignty.
But it will not neglect in any way
It's cooperation and support in
everything pertaining to continental
defense"
He called Patron Costa a candi-
date "equidistant from the left and
right"
Furthermore, he said. "agree-
ment upon the candidacy of Patron
Costa means Argentinas position
is not going to change. neither in
the foreign field nor in the eco
nomic field. nor in matters of do
mestic policy.
1T must also be understood that
In international relations the party