Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1942 — Page 5

TUESDAY,

IRKS ARGENTINA

Neutrality Course Made Difficult as Axis Sinks Freighter.

JUNE 28, 1042

30 TORPEDOING Paintings at Ayrés Show London Blitz

BUENOS AIRES, June 23 (U. P).! |

—The torpedoing of a third Argen-| tien merchant ship a few days after Germany had apologized for the sec- | ond, made the government's effort! to maintain a policy of strict neutrality more difficult to®ay. Argentina and Chile are the only two American republics maintaining diplomatic relations with the axis. | The navy ministry announced that the freighter Rio Tercero had been torpedoed and sunk 120 miles off New York harbor early Monday | morning. :

Deputies Disagree

Like the other two Argentine! ships torpedoed, she was brightly | lighted and displayed the Argentine | colors. The United States navy| saved the crew of 40. The Rio Ter-| cero sailed from New York Sunday. The new attack seemed to give] impetus to critics of the government | policy, particularly in congress, who | complain that the axis has no in-| tention of respecting Argentina's neutral rights. A large section of the chamber of deputies, perhaps a majority, is in disagreement. “The excuse§ Germany offered the Argentine government for the S. S| Victoria torpedoing are now shown to have been insincere,” the news-

ings and photographs of London |

The blitz strikes St. Nicholas Cole Abbey, Queen Victoria st, London .

Paul Dessau.

More than 100 paintings, draw- | for the most part were members | of the London auxiliary firemen during London's most appalling

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Slandered by Berlin

| Only the other night the Berlin, | propagandists slandered the hotel's + « an on-the-scene painting by name with the accusation that the. managers make love to their girl

Wright, an artist, and William H. hcg oo TaET Nt 's purely Bertin!

Garrett, manager of the London |propaganda,” Scott said. “We put | |the accent on youth, more gracious

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