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Uncharges Nazis Have Built In Argentina Replica Of Economic War Machine That Was Used In Germany WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (JP) In a warning to the world Tues day the United States charged that nazis have built in Argen tina a complete copy of the eco nomic war machine they had in Germany and now possess the .. essentials for reorganizing their fighting power while the allies occupy the German homeland. The warning was set forth in a 40.000 word blue book on Argentina distributed to the otlv er American governments as part of the current inter-American consultations on the Buenos Aires regime. State department officials in making it public said Argentina was not included in these inter . government talks. Aided Naxis Based largely on nazi docu ments captured in a German salt mine, the department de nounced the successive Argen tina governments for having given "'positive aid" to the axis during the war. The department said the evi dence justified conclusions that: 1. The totalitarian individuals and groups controlling the Ar gentine government now aim to set up a totalitarian state and that this is already "partly ac complished." 2. Its "brutal use of force and terrorist methods . . . the mili tary regime has made a mock ery of its pledge to the United Nations" to reaffirm faith in hu man rights. 3. Ever since the allies in vaded Europe, Argentina had been adopting a "defensive strategy to camouflage" and that its "repeated avowals of pro democratic intentions" proceed from this Dlan. 4. The policies and actions of tne recent regimes m Argentina were aimed at undermining the inter-American system. Noting that over half of last year's budget in Argentina was spent for building up Argen tina's armed forces, the depart ment declared tnat in Argen tina the Germans have construct ed a complete duplicate of the economic structure for war they had in Germany." Economic Organization "They possess," he continued, "today in Argentina the econom ic organization industrial, com mercial and agricultural which they need to provide a base for the reconstitution of German ag gressive power during the pe riod when the homeland is still occupied. "The industries essential to warfare in which experimenta tion in the weapons of future wars may take place and in which prototypes may be devel oped exist in Argentina and are controlled by Germans." The department further said that businesses which can be re lied upon "to provide reserves for future aggression in countries destined for conquest, continue to exist." The state department listed 21 of what it called the "more no torious" spies and subversive agents in Argentina and the Ger man firms with which they are associated. It also reviewed in detail the manner in which it contends the government has taken over con trol of the labor unions, sup pressed opposition by "brutal use of force and terrorist methods," and subsidized a pro-nazi press to keep the nazi ideology alive. State Union Frequently mentioning the part played by Col. Juan Peron, former vice president and cur rently presidential candidate, the department noted that Peron as minister of labor in 1944 brought all labor unions under government control "into one giant syndicate or state union. "Since 1943 no Argentine union has had a free election," he declared. The "blue book" also charged that Argentina has protected German businesses and interests along with nazi individuals. "German capital, German or German-linked management, German militarism and German fascism have long exerted a ma- Tule Land To Be Open For Homesteading This Summer More Tule lake land will be open for homesteading to veter ans sometime in mid-summer 1946. This announcement was made today by the Klamath Falls office of the U. S. bureau of reclamation. The regional office of the bu reau at Sacramento is drafting Salem Wants Rent Control SALEM, Feb. 13 (JP) The Salem trades and labor council and the newly-organized World War II post of the American Le gion appealed to the OPA last night to establish rent ceilings in Salem. Salem had rent control by citv ordinance, but it expired last November 15. Since then, rents have skyrocketed. The Salem Capital Journal, which is con ducting a rent-reducing cam paign, quoted federal housing authority heads as saying that Salem rents are the highest in Oregon. City officials warned that un less landlords cut rents, they will go back to local control. Both the labor and veterans group, however, oppose local control, asserting federal control is more effective and that it also could apply outside the city lim its. The veterans resolution said that returning veterans "are dis mayed and angered to discover that their return and readjust ment to civilian life is being de liberately thrown out of gear by unscrupulous landlords with short memories." German POW's To Sail For Homeland FORT LEWIS, Feb. 13 (JP) Two groups of . German prison ers will sail from Tacoma this week for their homeland, but their departure will leave some other prisoners still at Fort Lewis. Eleven hundred men leave on the SS Cape Henloper today and 1900 more sail on the Sea Quail next Monday. jor influence in Argentina," it declared, adding: "As a result of all these de velopments the Argentina dic tatorship which emerged after June 1943 represents ai closely woven union of both Argentina and German or German inspired totalitarian elements." Two hundred schools in Argen tina are either nazi controlled or strongly influenced by the Germans, it said. ...or WOll INfiLISl HO MBBINC WU makes linoleum like without rubbing! Tfw floor iperMtd wtth a mirror-In re flection of Mr. Kouttwift'i pretty f oca ... to dtor the cotrfd put htf Kpitide on by -HI No mysttry oithtr 'couw Old English No Rubbing Wox irorm noon Rk mir- . ron,withovt rubbing! Jvtt powr and spread. In 15 iningfn H drit to a glouy-hard pro tocttvt glozc Mogk monytavM', too. MEET At Balsiger's He had his own garage, service for ALL cars, till he entered the army. Prior to that he had factory training on all makes. He'f . had the training and LONO. experience. So, whatever make your car is, you can expect to get real Balslger service on it . . . the best! LATEST EQUIPMENT OPERATED BY EXPERTS ... .meatU 7ofbi ut S&utfce iAl0(il& MOTOR CO. tentative orders for opening of the land in Tule lake area for homesteading now and matters pertaining to the issue are up be fore attorneys for legal advice. No aDolications can be coiv sidcred for homesteads until the public order is issued, it was em phasized by E. Laton Stephens, superintendent of the local bu reau, who stated that approxi mately auu leucrs oi inquiry were received by the bureau in January and about 100 personal inquiries were made during last montn. The land which will be open ed for homesteading is about 7500 acres near Stronghold. It will be divided into 88 farm units with from 55 to 120 acres each. Jobs For Vets Plan Proposed PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 13 (JP) A proposal to promote a state wide "jobs for veterans" cam paign patterned after wartime bond drives was made here to the state legislative interim com mittee on veterans affairs. The committee asked cities counties and state agencies own ing lands not needed for public purposes to sell tracts to veterans for farm and home purposes as cheaply as possible. It also rec ommended building materials dealers give "voluntary prefer ence" to ex-seivicemen. Hugh Rosson, state director of veterans' affairs, suggested the "jobs for veterans" campaign in his discussion witn tne com' mittee yesterday. MAN HUNT GRAND FORKS, N. D., Feb. 13 (JPh An automobile bearing black-lettered signs was seen on Grand Forks streets. The signs read: "Just . di vorced," and "man wanted." OP As Goal Six Pairs Of Nylons For Every Woman WAHINGTON, Fob. 13 (JP) Six pairs of nylons by next July for every woman In the country is OPA's goal. "The trade feels It will be per haps July before every woman has perhaps half a dozen pairs put away," Deputy Price Ad ministrator Geoffrey Baker told the house appropriations com mittee during consideration of an OPA supply bill approved to day. Baker said the principal short age now is due to lack of cer tain shaping machines. Once these machines are ready, he said, there will be adequate ny lon yarn for a plentiful supply of hose by early summer. Airbase Will Be Abandoned PORTLAND, Ore., Feb.-13 (fP) Early army abandonment of the Portland army airbase was re ported here by Col. E. B. Bay ley, but the commandant said to day he has not received formal notice of the action. He said about half the 1500 officers and men stationed at the base will be discharged by March and the others will be eligible for discharges soon afterward. Civilian employes now total about 200 from a wartime peak of 1000. Civilian planes equipped with two-way radio have been using tne Dase lor several montns. Body Of Missing Man Found In Lake WALDPORT, Feb. 13 (JP) Recovery of the body of Walter Estes Blackstock, 37, Newport from Howells lake north of here was reported today by State Po lice Sgt. vv. j. Mulkcy. Set- Mulkey reported Black stock disappeared Feb. 5 when he left an auto in which he and A. A. Webster, Newport, were stranded by a storm between Waldport and Newport. HABIT PAUL, Idaho, Feb. 13 (JP) Theophil Pfiefer's five-year-old Jersey cow has produced her third set of twin calves. It was the second pair within a year. JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF THE NEW Reynolds Pen Guaranteed to write two years ' ' without filling, Writes Under Water Writes High in the Sky Writes On Cloth Writes Clearly Thru 6 Carbons Will Not Leak, Smear, Smudge Come In and Try Itl $1250 Bertram's Jewelry 629 MAIN DOWFUME W-10 Wireworm and Nematode Control By SOIL FUMIGATION DOWFUME has been used with marked success to treat land planted to Beans, Potatoes, Carrots, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Etc. For instance a typical test plot in Salinas, California, planted to Lettuce showed the following results : Treated with DOWFUME . . . 289 crates per acre : Untreated . . . 58 crates per acre Arrange Now (or Spring Treatment Ample Equipment Now Available I State Road Conditions Improved SALEM, Fob. 13 (JP) Oregon highway conditions were gener ally improved today, with snow and ico cleared from the Old Oregon Trail and the Siskiyou summit on the Pacific highway, the state highway commission said today. Chains were still recommend ed for the pusses on the San tiam and Willamette highways, whllo thu commission expects to reopen tomorrow the Columbia River highway, which was closed last week by a slide near Multnomah Fulls. A bridge Is being built across the section of highway that was dug out by tlio slide. The road report also said: Government Camp High fog, 26' degrees, 105 inches total snow, packed snow and Ice throughout district. Well sanded, Santlam Junction 20 degrees, overcast, packed snow on road is being sanded. Total snow at summit 150 inches, at junction 91 inches, chains advised. Odell Lake Light overcast, 17 degrees. 160 inches of snow at summit, packed snow east of McCredio Springs, chains ad vised. Three short sections of one-way traffic ubovo Oakridgc because of washouts. Siskiyou Summit All clear, degrees. Grants Pass Fonev. Astoria Columbia River high- Worm i Boys' Jackets Crew(Socks ; Ski Sweaters . SUGARM AIM'S 6th and Main Use Of Hooch Hits New High WASHINGTON, Feb. 13 (!') Liquor consumption In thu United States during 1045 was the greatest in history around 105,000,000 gallons, treasury fig ures showed today, 1 On a per capita basis, con sumption hit thu highest murk slni'O prohibition was repealed 13 yours ugo. The 11)45 flguro was l.MI gallons per person, against 1.00 gallons in 11)17, when the population was less, hence the total consumption was smaller. Last year's sharp upturn fol lowed two years of decline. Per capita consumption fell from 1.15 Millions in 1042 to 1.13 in 1043, and to 0.1)0 in 1044. way closed at east city limits, short detour. Oregon Coast high way closed by slide near Man zimltii, detourlng via Sunset ami Ncctmlcum highways. One-way traffic on Mist-Clatskanlo high way because of washout. Burns Packed snow at higher elevations. Weston-Elgin Highway Re opened. Been closed several days by snow. Independence - Granger High way Ono-way truffle a half mile south of Independence be cause of washout. of Colds' Musclo Actio Simple Nouralgiaf Ease Minor Burns CuU, Bruises GET QUICK ACTION! Uw this Rub that D1tappart Gt nftcr cold' coiiRh ln, musclo ncliea thrra wttya ut diioo (I) by helping bronk local congestion (3) by cu ln pnln at nervo mln in the kln (3) by vupor helping to caxo breath JiijC and loot ho breath fiuuuiKtMi. 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