The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-12-14
CONTINUED from last week.


When the Congressional Commit
tee investigating Nazi activities in
this country got wind of the Or
der of '76 and questioned Gulden
about the rumored merger with
the Silver Shirts, Gulden decided
there was a merger. Perhaps the
Congressional Committee will be
interested in the letter Paul A.
Toal, foreign adjutant Of the Sill
yer Shirts, wrote to Gulden on
March 6, 1884, two days after the
secret meeting Gulden, Policy and
Brooks had in Gulden's office. The
letter follows:
Dear Friend Gulden:
To-day the Chief civilian D.
Pelley) gave me the good news
that your organization has defin-
itely consolidated its membership
with the Silver Legion.
Needless to say, it makes me
very happy to know that you are
now one Of US, not only in spirit,
as you always were, but also in
action and emblem Let's do fine
work together.
"This Letter Service, which was
suspended for a few weeks, viii
now go on with new pep and Wig
or.
"Please get in touch with my
friend, General E. S. Imnadze, 81
East 10th Street, New York City.
He is one of cur members. A for
mer Imperial Russian General, he
is doing little Jobs and is finan-
cially rather incapacitated. But he
is Head of the Second North Am
erican Section Of the All Russian
Combatants, consisting Of former
Imperial Russian Officers, and is
able to be of real help to US in
our work. He is supplying me
with valuable information from
Paris about Soviet developments.
GAS you know, friend Melnikoff
is now editor of the 'Russkaia Ga
zette' and very anxious to print
an English edition in his Russian
plant. Maybe it would be advis-
able to consider his propositions
with your men in New York"
Brooks himself, on his mysteri-
Gus visits to New York, always
vert to II Battery Place, which,
the reader will remember, houses
the German Consul Generals Of
flee. At that address he visited
one John E. Kelly. In a letter to
Kelly dated as far back as De-
cember q, 1888, he wrote: 81 will
be in New York Friday to Mon
day and can be reached IN the
usual manner-Gramercy 5-9193
(care Emerson)."
We now find that this man close
to high officials of the United
States government is meeting
people to merge anti-semitic organ
izations, calling on persons in the
German Consulate building and
having telephone number care of
one Emerson. Let US see if this
Emerson is the same one who or
gained the anti-semitic propagan-
da IN this country.
Sidney Brooks, also is a member
Of the secret Order Of '76. Be
fore anyone can join he must, in
his own handwriting, and sealed
with his own fingerprints, give Ger
tain details of his life. Brooks
application to this espionage So
ciety appears with this article and
shows that he is masquerading
under his mothers maiden name
His father is Col. Edwin Emerson,
Hitler agent
should ike to offer one more
Of the many documents which this
series viii publish concerning the
activities Of one hundred per cent
American patriotic" organizations
in the dissemination Of anti-sem-
itic propaganda:
On March 8, 1884, while the
negotiations for the merging Of
the espionage order and the Silver
Shirts were going on, Edward H.
Hunter, executive secretary Of the
Industrial D eff ems Association
Inc, z Water Street, Boston, wrote
to the "Friends of Germany" In
this letter the patriotic Hunter
writes:
Under separate cover we are
sending you twenty-five copies of
our Swan Song Of Hate as re-
quested and you may have as
many as you wish.
Several times I have conferred
with DR.. Tippelskirch and at one
time suggested that If he could
secure the financial backing from
Germany could start a real cam
paign along lines that would be
very effective.
"An tht is necessary to return
America to Americans is to organ
lie the many thousands Of persons
who are victims of Judaism and I
am ready to do that at any time"
DR.. Tippelskirch, with whom Hit
Ter discussed getting money from
Germany for anti-semitic work, is
the German consul IN Bostonl
This pleading for financial back
ing from Germany by one hundred
per cent American patriots is quite
common as I shall show in subse-
quent articles. In the meantime
let Us see iuts what sort Of uro-