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To "Mr. & Mrs. Brazil" Winchell radi-orated: "For 20 years the Nazi press has been telling our respective countries that we are separated by a language. Your warm welcome to my countrymen tells the Nazi press again, I hope, that our countries are united in ideals. . . . To survive this dark hour, civilization has had to mark carefully her enemies. This means that for bright centuries to come she will also remember her friends . . . and conspicuous in civilization's friends is Brazil. . . . The fury of battle is the test of a soldier; the attack from within is the test of a Republic. Hitler failed to wreck London and Moscow from without . . . and he failed to wreck your country and mine from within.
Brazil and my country—the twin Gibraltars of freedom—will stand guard in the Western Hemisphere . . . more than good neighbors . . . good brothers!"