Graz, Nov. 20.
Nazi authorities have confiscated the Catholic Monastery of St. Lambrecht, in Styria, which owned important real estate properties.
According to the "Westdeutscher Beobachter," the monastery was in a "terrible state morally, culturally, and economically."—Havas. the forthcoming Lima Pa Conference.
German press reports a sed President Roosevelt of using the Jewish issue as an argument to establish an American anti-totalitarian front.
"The Lima Conference is exclusively a Pan-American affair over which Germany has no political concern." a Nazi spokesman told the United Vienna, Nov. 20. The Nazis have converted the famous Admot monastery here into a "Youth Training Center," it was learned here today. The oldest teacher in the new institution is but 32.
It was also announced that six Roman Catholic parochial schools in the district of Styria have been converted into State schools since Scptember.—United. Press.
Press, The spokesman, in a private capacity, however, admitted Germany is closely watching developments.
All official indications, including yesterda: Herr Joseph ter for Propaganda, pecial point of ignoring the lo-American plans for mies ion of Jews from' Germany New anti-Semitic instructions were issued in schools. The new instruc-us included:
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