The Archive · 1939

Portland, Ore., Nov. 27

In a statement somewhat similar to the one he made in Seattle yesterday, Captain Fritz Wiedemann, German Consul-General at San Francisco and former personal A.D.C. to Hitler, repeated his denunciation of the German-American Bund when interviewed by German-Americans here.

He advised German-Americans to remain good American citizens and to keep away from the Bund. Such institution could exist in the Reich, he added, but was not made for a country like the United States, Shortly before concluding his statement, Captain Wiedemann again warned' German-Americans not to have anything to do with the Bund.—Havas, An occasional Allenburys Pastille soothes away all wintry throats. Theyre blackcurrant flavoured end delicious

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