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____________________________________________________ T h e _G o ld _H ill_N c w 8^ _G o ld _lIill, Oregon WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Edward C. Wayne Closing of German Consulates in U. S., And ‘Freezing’ of Axis Financial Assets Strain American-Nazi Diplomatic Ties; Hitler Offers New Problems to Russia Thursday« June 26. 1941 Von’ll Be Proud of These Embroideries C L A S S IF IE D D EP A R T M E N T ntlF.OïïNfi TRUCK PARTS Washington. I). C. GOOD NEIGHBOR CO-OPEKATION The United States is getting much < E D I T O R ' S N O T E — W h e n » p in io n * a r e • a p r e s a o d l a I k * * * o a lw m a a . t h * y , better co-operation from some of our a r * t h * * * o f I k * n e w * a n a l y a l a n d a o l a e e e s a a r ily o f t h l * a e w a p a p e r . ) South American neighbors than has »< Released by W estern New spaper U nion J . leaked out to the public. When Portugal protested to the I United States against Roosevelt’s fireside chut hinting the seizure of ! the Azores, the Brazilian govern- i ment immediately got in touch with ; the U. S. state department. The Portuguese had sent the Brazilians nutfnoxous a copy of their protest, and Brazil asked us what reply we were going I to make. the te r r a t wax io treat Ambassador Caffrey in Rio de Ja COMTMITMM PUÉ 10 LACK OF neiro immediately showed Foreign mopot "BULK" IN THE PIET 15 TO Pattern 6893 Minister Aranha a summury of our COKKECr THE CAU5E OE THE I proposed reply, and Aranha volun DLEASANT dreams are assured TkWflLE WITH A PECICIOU5 teered to send Portugal exactly the 1 when sheets and pillow cases CEREAL, KEUOtt'5 , same answer—telling them it was embroidered with these lovely A L L M A N .. . EAT j 1 vital to the safety of the Western are motifs. The crocheted edg IT EVERŸ OAŸ hemisphere that the Azores be in flower easy, too. ANO PttNIL ftEMTV friendly hands, and that Brazil could ing will be found • • • Of WATER. : not afford to see the islands taken P a tte rn 6893 contains a tra n s fe r p attern ! by the Axis. >f a ry o tlf 7th by 19‘ > Inches; 2 m otifs This message was sent: which I th by l l t h Inches; directions for edging; of stitches; m a te ria ls needed. means that Brazil will co-operate illustrations Bend y o u r o rd e r to: Painfully Good » While the world watches the military and naval battles of Europe with the United States if and when Some people are so painfully and the Middle. East attention is diverted from the possible battleground the time comes to occupy the good that they would rather be Sewing C ircle N ee d le c ra ft l)e p L in the Pacific. But Japanese military training goes on nonetheless. In the Azores. right than be pleasant.—L. C. Ball. 117 M in n a St. San Francisco, C alif. above photo. Emperor Hirohito of Japan is shown reviewing his troops Argentina also has been more co Enclose 13 cents In coins for P a t during an imperial inspection which featured an anniversary celebration operative than ever despite the die tern N o . . . . . . ......... of the nation’s youth training schools. hard efforts of our Rocky Mountain congressmen to prevent the impor Nam e ............................................... may «Ucci the H aul tation of Argentine canned beef. Ar Address ......................................................... <i<* trapped in ik * stonarh ur guilst ru *j ». < l i b * h * lf Uiggar «41 Uw b ra n A l (ba first alg* o t dltUwa* gentine sentiment is overwhelmingly FDR: R U S S IA : M *art osen and woman depend on liai) ans Tablais I» anti-Hitler and pro-Roosevelt. The aat gas fra* Ni» la ia tlr a bul mad* of tbe fastaal- Cracks Down a.tlng medtelM* known for arid tndigastlun. I f Ike Heavy Strain Argentines are much stronger for 1NBMT IMÏHK d * M i’i pr**« Hall *aa batter. ral un* Then Came the Rush— boUte U> us and raeolr* P u V IU J C bfocr/ lu c k . U*. The President of the United The stress of German demands on Roosevelt than for the United States, States, frankly hostile to the Axis, Russia was such that it appeared and have their fingers crossed as to And Both ll ere Deadheads! “cracked down” following the sink Stalin’s hold on his country was what may happen after Roosevelt ing of the Robin Moor by a German cracking, if not actually broken, leaves office. It was the night of the grand Plan your stay at submarine in the South Atlantic, and and his policy of appeasement of Dakar and Rubin Moor. concert, approaching the hour Portland's nawast announced the “freezing” of all the Nazi demands found the army For approximately one month, at which and it had been advertised to Axis funds in this country. hotals. th e... forces strongly opposed to the dic however, all White House advisers start. It was considered a matter of tator. have agreed that the Azores were Blobb and Blabbs had hired n course that the Italian and German Whether this would end in the far less important than Dakar and hall and expected big governments would do likewise, and long-expected military break be the coast of West Africa. That is spacious profits. while any sort of guess as to the tween Germany and Russia, a feel what makes the sinking of the Robin “Are the ticket - takers amount was impossible, some ing that was heightened by the an Moor by a Nazi submarine so dou ready?” asked Blobb. sources estimated that the freezing, nouncement that 120 German divi bly significant. “ Yes, sir.” if carried out on both sidds, would sions were massed on the Russian Despite the menace of Dakar, “ All ushers at the doors?” be about “even Stephen” financially, frontier, or whether it would simply presidential advisers have been wor- “ Right, sir.” with perhaps $400,000,000 involved result as in the past, in a terrific ried as to what we should do about “Then throw open the portals! on each side. Russian blood-letting from within, it. To take Dakar from the French The hour has cornel” More important, it meant that all was hard to foresee. and to hold it against all comers The huge iron doors opened. business dealings between Italy and The analyst, seeking to ferret out would require more men than the Two small boys entered. Germany and the United States were the genesis of this troop-massing, 50,000 in the U. S. marine corps. It “ Please, mister," said a tiny Defeats Justice instantly at an end. perforce had to go back to Church- would require an expeditionary voice, “can we both come in on Justice tempered witli too much The reason the estimated sum was ill’s warning, when he was trying to force from the regular army. pass mercy becomes injustice. so small, state department officials interest Russia and Turkey in ac And while such troops are avail revealed, was that during the past tive assistance just before the start able, the bottoms to transport them two years most Americans have liq of hostilities in Greece. Churchill are something else again. Once be uidated their interests in Axis coun put Russia and Turkey on notice fore, the British urged us not to get tries, and vice versa. that “they would be next” when the mixed up' in the South Atlantic be Financial experts said that the or Nazis got through with Greece. cause it would divert our navy from I t ’« A GOOD der does not necessarily mean that Nobody else, thus far, at least, the all-important North Atlantic. foreign countries cannot get their had been next. Then, too, there The sinking of the Robin Moor, money out of this coiWgry, but that was the broad hint dropped by however, has played directly into in order to do so, they must get a Goebbels, German ace propagan the hands of those who have been license for the withdrawal from the dist, that Germany would need the urging the President to adopt the treasury. Ukrainian wheat for a long war strongest policy in the South Atlan If it is admitted that the Ger against Britain. Churchill also had tic and, if necessary, land troops on KISSING THE BRIDE! mans are paying out funds for sab warned Russia that the Ukrainian ■the bulge of Africa. Since Colonial days i t has been otage in the United States, they will wheat-fields would be the next ob a goad American custom to kiss CATHEDRAL OF AGRICULTURE have a hard time getting such mon jective. th e b lu s h in g b r id e a f t e r th e Paul H. Appleby, diminutive, di ey, for the treasury can keep a Another possible objective of the m inister has s aid . . . " I now check on the funds, and see that it massing against Russia was the dactic undersecretary of agricul is spent for the purposes intended, need of a sure and well-fortified line ture, made a flying trip to Nebraska pronounce you m an an d w ife " . such as paying the upkeep of the through Russia down into Syria, also the other day which had some in A n d it'a a n e q u a lly g o o d a n d eq u ally teresting inside background. German embassy, etc. the possibility that a sufficient threat pleasant A m e ric a n custom to enjoy Purpose of the trip was to set The fact that all 46 persons on against Russia might break up the the fine f u ll fla v o r and m ild fra» board the Robin Moor were eventual Russian-Turkish alliance and allow up what some agricultural hands gcance o f K in g E d w a rd , A m erica'« ly reported rescued somewhat tem the Nazis to press upon Turkey their call a “Cathedral of Agriculture” in m o s t p o p u la r c ig a r . T r y K in g pered public opinion on this “inci demand for free passage of troops. Lincoln, Neb. What Appleby was E d w a rd tod ay and be convinced working on was a plan to pool all of dent.” With a hostile Turkey and Russia Further action on the part of this to the north, Hitler’s generals would the different federal agricultural country was conjectural, but public be naturally hesitant in trying an agencies under one roof and under opinion polls found the nation strong air-borne invasion of Syria to help One director at Lincoln. These were to include the AAA, i ly favoring convoys for American the French there, and to create a shipping, and a general strengthen land base for attack against Suez. Rural Electrification administration, ing of our naval patrols. The typical strong groundwork nec soil conservation, farm security, ex essary for a major German offen tension service, farm debt adjust ment, and so on. The plan was to WORLDS LARGEST SELLER N A Z IS A N D U . S.: sive would demand dealing with , make the state of Nebraska a guinea Russia and Turkey first. Consulates Out There was just one more impor- ‘ pig to test the idea. All of these Following the U. S. “freezing” of tant angle, which might precipitate different farm representatives would all Axis financial assets in the fighting, however brief, with Rus then report to one director in Lin United States came another move sia. Rumania wanted Bessarabia coln rather than to Washington. by the federal government which back, and the position of the Ger- i However, the proposed Nebraska strained American-German relation man legions was such that this might ' director was Cal Ward, regional ships to the breaking point. be the primary objective, to force supervisor of farm security. And al This was the order from the state Russian abandonment of Bessarabi though working for a Democratic administration, he is branded as a department closing all Nazi consu an territory. staunch Republican. His selection lates in the United States. German therefore caused opposition from va propaganda offices—the German Li B IL L IO N : rious federal farm representatives , brary of Information, the German HONEY & ALMOND CREAM railway and tourist agencies and For Bombers in Nebraska who didn’t want to join < Transocean News Service — were Belief amounting almost to a cer any “Cathedral of Agriculture” un- ! Regular »1 size also ordered closed in the same tainty by U. S. war tacticians that der Cal Ward. order. limited time only — Chief objector was Fred Wallace, J a huge air armada, assuring Britain All German nationals connected or this country mastery of the air chairman of the Nebraska AAA, and ' with the consular offices and these was the surest method of winning it was to bring him into line that propaganda agencies were ordered the war for the democracies was Appleby flew out to Nebraska. Wit and Sense some in the long run than a great to leave the country. Embassy of evidenced when the RFC announced Appleby had first ordered Wallace ficials and employees of DNB, the a plan to provide a billion dollars to to Washington. But Wallace refused, j A small degree of wit, accompa deal of wit without it.—La Roche official German news agency, were produce 500 big bombers a month. Even after Appleby flew out to see , nied by good sense, is less tire foucauld. not affected by the order. The RFC was given additional him, he could not make Wallace While these first moves did not powers in a new law signed by the budge. “I’m interested in an agri actually constitute a complete rup President also permitting it to have cultural program, not a lot of bu ture of relationships between the augmented borrowing capacity with reaucracy,” Wallace said. two countries it pointed toward a no strings attached, provided it was Appleby stayed an extra day, policy of “action—not words” with for defense purposes. finally flew back to Washington. His respect to the U. S. attitude toward This organization had already “Cathedral of Agriculture” for Ne- the Nazis. Reasons given by the spent $1,500,000,000 for defense, half braska definitely side-tracked, state department for the action were a billion for factories, more than j Note — Secretary of Agriculture general in nature but they men that for tin and copper and other ! Wickard has been looking around to tioned “ improper” and “unwarrant defense materials, $200,000,000 for find a new berth for his undersecre ed” activities “inimical to the wel rubber and $200,000,000 for miscel tary—outside of the agriculture de fare of this country.” partment. laneous purchases of material. • • • Army Movies. Movies are the top amusement i n th e news of the boys in camp and the army gives them all they want—at bar '£S‘ e Vichy — The Germans have re Camp Robinson, Ark. — Connie gain prices. M.S.* leased thousands of French prison Raster, daughter of Lieut. Col. John For this purpose the war depart ers of war, giving their freedom to F. Raster, head of the Thirty-fifth ment has organized the Army Mo return home to all who have three division, wired her dad she would tion Picture service, which in a '" •d i- >«o minor children or three minor broth pay him a visit and added as a few months has become one of the ers. joke “have a band meet me at the largest theater chains in the coun Berlin—Auto bodies can be made station.” Her father had nine bands, try, with about 300 theaters in op ’'" ’"»Au, of artificial resin, an "ersatz” for 275 pieces, playing when the train eration. There is at least one movie steel. One body, tested on a moun pulled in. Thus at least one ambi theater in every army camp, with tainside, turned turtle 20 times with tion to be “met by a band” was shows seven nights a week, plus Sat out damage, it was claimed. realized. urday and Sunday matinees. 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