Paris, Mar. 5.
An indi into the affair of Les Cagoulards, secret militant organization, has shown that the group not only possessed large stocks of ammunition, but had also procured from the Reich cultures of extremely virulent germs and were planning microbe civil warfare.
A certain individual named Roidot, who has fled, in 1987 obtained from the Pasteur Hospital, by using a false order from the Pitie Hospital, cultures of virulent germs which would make, in case of death the doctor's diagnosis particularly diffi-dult.
A similar attempt was made to secure. germs from Lyons and Marseilles hospitals, but the measures failed. The Cagoulards had also imported large quantities of microbes from Germany, which the authorities are now trying to find and destroy.
Recent discoveries have also raised the suspicion that the Cagoulards were responsible for the assassination of the Russian economist, M.
Navachine, whose body was found in the Bois de Boulogne on January 25, 1937, a-crime which has remained a complete mystery up to now—Havas.
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