New Britain herald., 1923-06-15

spirit shows itself, 1t is q menace to he fought. Whether this secret or actual attachment binds to England, France, Germany. Italy Ireland or Greece, or any other nation. and whether the allegiance be given to king or other official, it is equally reprehensibe.
 Coming back to bolshevism, it is well known that the Soviet govern ment of Russia, as spending huge sums to spread their gospel abroad, which means the gospel of violence and Reorganization.
 America is not being neglected in the Soviet aims to Russianlze the world. This propaganda is immoral, unyielding. ra pacious, It denies any equality, 1t hates religion. it would destroy government and organized so-
 Tho propa ganda of imperialism of anglicizing America is selfish, clever, farseeing.&
 Coatrol of History Books
 Its first step was to control school history Textbooks, to influence the young, and diminish the0 pride in national origins and events, to at temnt to control the celebration of natriotic holidays, and thus to dimin- ish their influences. and incidentally to attack the racial groups in the United States, and force them to ac- cept caste domination.
 
 state Legislatures, four states have passed laws, making it illegal to use textbooks of a character tending to ! undermine in our young the respect they should have in national origins and events. Only a week ago the country was startled at the report made by David s. Hirschfield, com missioner of accounts in New york; to Mayor Hylan.
 "The report states clearly that many of our school histories are pro- British and anti-American; that plot exists through the propaganda or education to regain the Lost Colonles for England and make the unlted States a, part of the British Empire: That many prominent college pro- fessors are being used by an interna- tional money-power in great scheme to dominate the world through an Anglo Saxon alliance based on Brltlsh superiority
 I've know that Cecil Rhodes Car neeie and Lord Northcliffe left huge sums of money to further thls educa- tional conspiracy to change and pre- vert the attitude of the young general ton growing up.
 How many of our university pro- fessors are cooperating in this prop aganda? We know that they are some at least who are sympathetic toward Bolshevistic teachings and propaganda.
 Disloyalty in Colleges.
 "Only recently every red blooded citizen of this sovereign state or steady habits, appauded the stand taken by our fearless governor, where he not only refused to ask the presi- dent to pardon those radicals Tn prls- on but even protested against thelr release. And who was behlnd thls agitation for the release of the reds The same precocious, disloyal crowd of learned theorists and pacii1sts who are holding down fat jobs in our prominent American colleges, or In some of our ultra-modern pulplts'
 These were the individuals Who protested against our entrance into the late war, who protested the de- nortation of the radicals in 1919, and who are again in 1923 joining the discordant chorus of those whose in- terest and influence and sympathize IS lined up with the enemies of our re- public.
 "There is also the American habit of reading the history of the world from English sources. Most of our American teachers. writers and SUI dents of world history get their in- formation from secondary sources de- rived from England. .....
 .There is, therefore, an historic servi,ity to the British which changes the attitude of our educational insti- tutions and pours forth every year a steadv stream of students with Brit ish leanings.
 Danger to College Men.
 "Woodrow Wilson. who was several years professor of history at Princeton, later its president. publicly admitted that he took his views of the current history of the world from the Lon don Times If teacher of the in teIlect of Woodrow Wilson derived his point of view of world politics from the political organ of the Britain gov ernment. does it not show how Brit