MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 29. 1941
PAGE SEVEN
ARGENTINE NAZIS
ALL SET TO BACK
HITLER TO DEATH
Buenos Aires, Aug. 29. (R
German Ambassador Edmund
Von Thermann was charged by
a congressional Investigating
committee today with receiving
money from ostensible German
welfare organizations and using
it for ends "foreign to his dip
lomatic character."
The committee, which has
been Investigating anti-Argentine
activities for two months,
submitted to the house of dep
uties Its report on nazi penetration.
It said there were 60,000 Ger
mans in Argentina organized
into cells and under oath to
obey Adolf Hitler and other
nazi leaders to the death.
Paul Damonte Taborda, com
mittee chairman. In a synopsis
of the report cited a receipt
for 100.000 pesos allegedly
bearing Von Thermann s signa
ture and acknowledging pay
ments by German welfare or
ganizations which the commit
tee charged were the "nazi pol
itical machine -in disguise."
He said a special report on
activities of the German em
bassy staff would be presented
later to congress.
The committee, formed June
21 after newspaper charges that
military officers and civilians
had plotted to overthrow the
government, revealed that the
Argentine foreign office pro
tested to Berlin against Von
Thermann' activities as much
as three years ago.
In 1938, the report said, the
foreign office protested that
Von Thermann "pretended to
control Argentina sons of Ger
mans" on the ground they were
Germans.
10 VACANCIES IN
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Ten more students will be
accepted in the pear packing
school now In progress at Pin
nacle plant 2 on South Front
street at 14th street, it was
announced today.
Men and women Interested
were asked to apply at the
school or telephone 2079. Mini
mum age for enrollment is 16.
Students are paid while learn
ing. The school session has
three weeks to go. There are
70 enrolled. So far this year
more than 100 have been grad
uated.
Chehalis, Aug. 29 iP) Thay
er Lamb, 67, of Milton, Wash.,
and his sister, Mrs. Bertha L.
Bruce, about 70, of Oceanside,
Calif., were almost instantly
killed on the Pacific highway
six miles south of here at noon
Thursday.
The War Today
By
Dewltt MacKeniie,
Special Writer
The attempted assassination
of Pierre Laval In Versailles,
and the widespread sabotage
directed against the Nazi over-
lordship In France, may be the
grim outward signs of a rebirth
of the French nation.
If there is any surprise at
tached to the attack on Laval,
it surely must lie In the fact
that it didn't come sooner, for
he walked in the shadow of
death. This pro-Nazi politician,
who had been the premier of
a free republic, has been stand
ing for collaboration with that
Hitlerian regime which for a
time appeared not only to have
crushed the body of France but
to have killed her spirit as well.
The bullets which tore at
Laval's flesh probably weren't
fired at him because of personal
hatred, but because he. symbol
ized the hob-nailed boots of mili
tary might which had trampled
the republic. The shots were
aimed at Hitlerism, and not at
Laval in particular.
It may be unfortunate for
France that events should have
taken such an explosive turn
at this Juncture. It can only
result in the exaction of great
penalties by the Germans. Al
ready they are speeding their
round-up of enemies of the Nazi
regime. The glittering blade of
the guillotine is again in oper
ation. This column recently reported
that Britain seemed worried lest I
the growing spirit of revolt
among the peoples of the occu
pied countries might result in
premature uprisings against the
Germans. This could only hurt
the allied cause, since the pun
ishments inflicted by the Nans
would tend to intimidate other
conquered nations.
Since my report, but prior
to the Laval incident, London
broadcast a warning to the
French not to revolt too soon
and thereby risk their lives
unnecessarily.
By the way frequently there
is a thought which I should like
to call to the attention of the
reader but which is irrelevant
to the subject under discussion
and so is discarded. Perhaps
this difficulty can be solved by
using this little "by the way"
space from time to time for such
briefs. Here is today s by the
way:
If one of those gossipy spar
rows told you that a mountain
of American dollars would en
able the Chinese to rush the
building of a railway along that
lifeline known as the Burma
ro?.d. which winds Its way dar
ingly through mountain ranges
and great gorges and if the
bold bird further suggested that
this was symptomatic of a sen
sational all-out aid which would
mean that Japan never could
subjugate China then would
you think this explained in part
the anxiety of Nippon to reach
some understanding with Uncle
Sam? Anyway, keep an eye on
the Burma road.
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