The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, February 10, 1942, Page 6

Get Acquainted with “The Fox,” Who Runs Argentina With Isolationist Power (Continued from Page One) locked the doors but he opened them and invited the students in As they jostled into his office shouting that he must resign, Cas- tillo sat ealmly at his d Finally he looked up, said “Take off your caps They obeyed. Tr he asked them to state their case in gentle- manly fashion. After they restated their plea that he resign, Castillo said: “I will consider the matter carefully.” And while he considered it—for e ! Dot wait 20 and 30 minutes for your taxi —CALL US! STAR CAB $ PHONE Don Lozzie—Owner e | | days and weeks —, the calmed down Goes Right On Castillo’s success at the Univer- | sity of Buenos Aires won for him the job of Minister of Justice, then ton of Interior in the Adminisi of President Justo. (General Justc is the man who now has ambitions | to unseat him.) Even while Vice-| continued (o | President Castillo teach law at the University He became Vice-President, some- | what as Jack Garner did, because the party needed a conservative to counterbalance the liberal Ortiz | After his election, no one paid any attention to Castillo. He was just as much of a nonentity as the av- erage Vice-President of the United States. Even after he slid in as Acting President, not many people | bothered about him. But gradually he has become the hard - boiled ruler of Argentine politics and of the Argentine people Inside Dope The details of how closely Cas- tillo dominated the Argentine dele- gation at the Rio de Janeiro con- ference never leaked out. But this OO0 “Louking ahead” this year is of double importance. You are looking for the kind of modern expert service that will give you something . . . not only today, but tomorrow and the next day. . Our expert operators in Sigrid’s Beauty Salon will give you Beauty That Looks Ahead. 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Prebisch even fought with his Foreign Minister so vigorously that they weren't on speaking terms, and Prebisch wouldn’t go | home with him on the same plane —thereby escaping a plane crash| in Rio harbor. i 3 i DOUBLE CROSS I | But in the middle of the confer-| ence, these men finally convinced | Poreign Minister Ruiz Guinazu that he should break relations with | the Axis, and the Foreign Minis- | ter worked out a formula for such a break—provided it was referred| to Congress. The Argentine drafted | this formula himself. And Sumner | Welles, understanding the problems | of congressional ratification, gladly | accepted it. Ruiz Guinazu came out of this| meeling extremely happy. He told his Argentine associates that every-| (thing was set, and he sent a tele- | lgram to President Castillo to this effect. But apparently the Argen- tine Foreign Minister had forgot-| |ten his instructions. For his asso- ciates later discovered that Cas- tillo had given his Foreign Min- ister written orders not to break relations with the Axis under any circumstances. | Next merning, when U. S. Am- bassador Norman Armour called on President Castillo and the Acting; Secretary of State, they expressed | ignorance of the new formula for | breaking with the Axis | | “It’s: published in the - papers,” | Ambassador . Armour pointed out. “Oh, we never pay any atten-| tion to the papers,” was the reply. Politics Again { However, a. strong and briefly-| worded cable was sent immediately | by Castillo to his Foreign Minister | in Rio telling him that he was not| going to refer to Congress a break in Axis relations, and he gave as| his reascns the political situation | and the approaching elections. | Later Castillo, the aging, silent, Acting President, sent another tele- |gram to Foreign Minister Ruiz| | Guinazu which - never was pub-| lished. It would have created a | sensation if‘it' had been. In it, he| | dictated a new formula by which ! Argentina was willing to ‘“recom- | mend” breaking Axis relanons,‘ though not promising to do so. | Then Castillo .added: “This you | may do and no more. If this is not | | acceptable. you may remain to the end of the conference to discuss !omer matters. But do not propose jany more compromise formulas.” | "This is the gentleman, called El Zorro, “the Fox,” who has sup- pressed all newspaper criticism ofl {his administration, and who now | | | |runs the powerfyl nation of Ar- {gentina with a firm and isolation- ist hand. ! (Copyright, 1942, by United Pea- | ture Syndicate, Inc.) | POty "ATTENTION MASONS | Stated Communication of Mt.| Juneau Lodge No. 147 F. & A. M., Monday evening, 7:30. Labor in| M. M. Degree. | J. W. LEIVERS, | adv. Secretary. | — | DANCING STUDIO | Of Dorothy Stearns Roff has moved to 417 Tth St. East. Phone Red 575, 4 adv. | FOR SAl —Baby'sy bassinet, bath- i 1 R unit struggle to move a gun into position 2 that took place before the withdrawal to Singapore Island. This photosrap Noel, Associated Press staff uhotographer. ,, Army Guar_ds N.Y. Areav b United States soldiers of an anti-aircraft unit swing the muzzle of one of its guns across the sky a few hundred feet from a densely populated section in the New York area. The men of the anti-aircraft camp call their position “Camp Oxide” because of proximity to industrial oxide refuge. Survi;edr Steamer Torpedoing Robert S. Fennell, Jr., and George Tavelle Two of the three survivors of the torpedoed City of Atlanta, U. S. steamer familiar to many tourists making sea trips between New . York and Savannah, are shown telling their experiences to members of the press in a Hoboken, N. J., hospital. The City of Atlanta was torpedoed and sunk by an enemy submarine off Cape Hatteras with an apparent loss of 44 of the estimated crew of 47. 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