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a —_— -~ LheNazis are Winning in the Argentine | By Jouanngs.Srfer I HE Council for Pan-Ameri- ean Democracy called an emergency mecting in New York this summer which was attended by seventeen industrial trade union Icaders and representatives of other organiza- tions. . Following that conference, the Council for Pan-American Democ- racy dispatched a Jetter to President Truman, making the following re- quest: “It is known that the State De- partment, in cooperation with the other American republics repre- sented in the Emergency Advisory Committee for Political Defense, has in its possession an exhaustive and carefully documented indict- ment of the Peron regime. This White Paper fully establishes the fascist nature of that regime, its serv- ices to the Axis encmy, its aggressive militarist plans and its dangerous penctration into other American re- publics, This document has never been made public. “The original plan of presenting the facts to the Conference on Prob- Jems of War and Peace, held in Mexico City, was never carried out, and the document was suppressed 63 ra in order that the way might be paved for Argentina’s admission to UNGIO, We urge that you now make this document available to the press and public of the world. to- gether with whatever additional data has been compiled.” So far, this document has not been made available to the press and the public of the world. If it had been made available, it would prob- ably have contained among other things an account of the following facts. Despite the pledges by the regime of the Argentine Colonels’ Lodge (GOU) to cooperate with the United Nations, Argentina is teem- ing with unmolested Nazi war crim- inals, Among them is Count Karl von Luxburg, chief of Nazi intelligence in Argentina and a close associate of Germany’s recent self-styled Fuch- rer, Admiral Karl Doenitz. Another is Richard Schroeder, one of th- chief assistants of German Labor Front Jeader Robert Ley. Gount von Luxburg, Germany's Ambassador to Argentina during the first World War, was expelled from the country in 1916 for organizing