The Archive · 1938

Nazi Press Vilifies Mr. Anthony Eden British Statesman Called

"Oxford Dandy, Mannequin"

Berlin, Dec. 12.

The German press today violently attacked Mr. Anthony Eden, former British Foreign Secretary, "for his speech on the subject of democracy New York several days ago, The "Lokal Anzeiger" exceeded all comments by the violence and rudeness of its attack.

The paper called Mr. Eden the "Oxford dandy who spoke before a meeting of "modern slave traffickers, highway robbers, and dealers in arms"

"This dandy, this mannequin, this too-smartly dressed war-monger dared before the new world to attack the men who in Europe succeeded in resuscitating their former greatness," the paper concluded.—Havas.

Sprightly Rees at Race Course "N.C.D.N.": Photo, Markitant and Burenin apparently doing a-spring dance in the course of the: first division soccer match at the Race Course on Sunday when the East Surreys made a big recovery to defeat the Recs.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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