Evening star., 1938-11-05
Press in GERMANY
Vents lis Ran(or
Against u. 5. Again
Charges Prestige Monio
Delays Air Service
Across Atlantic
BY WALLACE r. DEUEL..

BY WALLACE r. DEUEL.,
Chicago Daily News FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT
BERLIN. Nov. 5.-The Nazi press
had another one Of its periodic Ats
Of rancor against the United States
today.
The National Zeitung of Essen
said that America. because of its
mania for prestige was holding up
progress in North Atlantic air traf-
fic. The Boersen-Zeitung Of Berlin
called the United States a land of
eangsters.' And both the Boersen-
Zeitung and Der Angriff accused
America of lying campaign of
anti-German war propaganda in
Latin America.
The German 'Lufthansa Airline
has been fully prepared for some
time to inaugurate regular air traf-
nc between Europe and the United
States, the National Zeitung OF
Essen says today, in an article en-
titled. Prestige Mania VS.. Trans
port Progress" but the American
Government hss refused to grant
the necessary permission.
Claims Moral Rights.
ut cannot be denied in the United
States that German civil aviation
has moral rights, because of its bril-
liant successes. to inaugurate the
first regular airline over the North
Atlantic" it goes on. Nevertheless,
for political and especially propa-
eanda reasons. the granting of neces-
sary permission is delayed and i'm
portant progress is unfortunately
prevented because of this mania for
prestige.
'One of the chief reasons for the
refusal of the American authorities
ito grant the necessary permission)
up to the present is the wish of the
United States to participate itself
IN the first North Atlantic airline"
the National Zeitung declares.
american airlines, however, have
not carried out the necessary test
flights nor is their stock of machines
adequate for the immediate opening
Of air service between Europe and
America
1t is the explosion on board the
German steamer Vancouver. in San
Francisco Harbor, which inspires
the Boersen-Zeitung to its latest
1ury. Charges that the explosion
was due to sabotage cannot sur
prise us" the Boersen Zeitung saws.
since we are used to great deal
IN this respect from land of gang
sters. The incident provides the oc-
caslon, however, in view of the
moral sermons which President
Roosevelt and Secretary of State
Cordell Hull. like many other prom
1nent Americans, like to preach at
the authoritarian states. to request
these gentlemen to concern them
selves not about the states In which
order rules. but about their own.
where there is enough work for
statesmen who are so crazy about
creating order
Yankees on the Liepath."
Der Angrit1 entities its article on
American policy in Latin America
Yankees on the Liepath."
In an excess which is remark
able even by American standards
the many sided propaganda ap-
paratus of the United States is
busy, with all its news services.
with a half dozen strong short
wave radio broadcasting trans
mitters, and with all the methods
OF the Jewish art of persuasion.
to make clear to Latin America
the immediate threat of war to
which they are exposed by Nazis
and Fascists," Der Angrif7 says in
fine frenzy.
1T is an old principle of Jewish
world propaganda that the most
outrageous insolence always sue
ceeds best especially among young
peoples. So an outrageous lie was
started after the return of Sudeten
Germany to the Great German
Reich, that it is dogma of Ma
tional Socialism that Germany
would force the holding Of plebis-
cites modelled after the one in
Austria among all it's national
'mlnorities' everywhere in the world.
and that the direct result OF these
plebiscites would be the annexation
OF the territories concerned"
tcopyrisht. 1888, Chicaso Daily News, Inc.)