"Hitler's chief aim is to search for raw materials," Senator Austin declared. "He can get them more easily in South America than any place in the world.
Meanwhile the former German Consul in New York, Dr. Paul Sch-war, lodged a charge with the office of the United States Attorney that the New York headquarters of the German Gestapo are located in a travel exchange agency office, one floor below the German Consulate General.
Dr. Schwarz said the agency was previously quartered on the same floor as the Consulate-General, but moved below when the Consul-General Herr Hans Borchers, became enraged when he learned he and his staff were being spied upon. The agency was bombed June 20.—United Press.
Senator Pepper predicted that the United States could release 50 old destroyers to Britain "whenever Congress and the public become accustomed to the idea."—United Press.
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