The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-22

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 Charge of violating the Bouesky law. Policy still claims 5O,00O members in the southwest. but probably the actual membership A much less.
 Both the Khaki and Silver Shirts advocated radical changes in gov ernment, along lines of the state corporation thesis of Mussollnl. Both borrowed anti-semitism from Hitler.
 The only remaining Fascist movements taht still give the ap- pearance of fair health are the White Shirts and the reVltallzeu Ku Klux Klan. The White Shirts, with headquarters in Chattanooga' Tenn. want a monetary system hased on human effort. The Klan. in it's new aspect, seeks to fight Communism and radicalism gen erally through militant effort. The Memberships of these organlza- lions is not known, but is not large.
 Various Other Bodies
 Various organizations, some with memberships of not more than ~ men. exist in the south that preach doctrines similar to Fascism, put have no wide appeal. Included are < the "men of justice" and the < Ammrican Fascisti' or Black Shirts.
 .In New York city is the organ ization of the Light Blue Shirts With undetermined, but not large Ysaennbership. It claims organized groups in three states and wishes fo exterminate foreign influence, i1nisy America, and make the yres,ern hemisphere dance to the lime of Uncle Sam" It calls itset sAmerican concentration"
 In Chicago there are several small Fascist organizations that hold secret meetings in the homes Of members. Their purpose for the most part is no more unorthoooX than to Save America from the { Reds'' and uphold the Constltu- ton.
 In California are no Fascist groups organized as such, put there are a number of citizens ermmittees' formed to compat Communism.
 The Magazine Today recently ex- posed organizations of German Tascists in various cities. Inese organizations, however, are con- fined to German aliens, Germans who are naturalized citizens, anu first generation German-Amerl- cans who still retain the language 0f the Fatherland. They appar- ently have made no inroads among Americans without racial a1llh"- tions. F .o Opposed to Fascism are strong Nebral groups and pubhcatiohs'
 Probe Resumed Friday
 New York, Nov 22-(UPl-ln yestigation of an alleged fascist mot to march on Washington may lead to questioning Of Thomas w. lamont, banker, Gen Douglas Mac Arthur and Gen Hugh Johnson' u Was reported today.
 The conversational committee on 1.n- American activities, headed by Rep John w. Mccormack, will re- siime executive sessions tomorrow with Gerald c. MacGuire. Wall Street bond salesman, continuing his testimony.
 MacGuire, one of the persons im- t,licated in the alleged plot by Gen Smedley Butler, was questioned by Mccormack and Rep Samuel Dick stein yesterday. He denied, com rlittee members said, implication n the plans to set up dictator ship. The committee head indicated that open hearings on the fascist charges would be held at Wash- ington, probably beginning on Dec n. He declined to say whether La mont would be called as witness but it was indicated that MacAr- thur and Johnson would be sum- moned to explain whether they had been approached by leaders of the afleged conspiracy.