The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-03-29
BY JOHN L. SPIVAK

of the pamphlet.
There is much more to be said
about Col. Hadley and his "patri-
otto" activities, but think this is
sufficient to show the type of man
who heads the Paul Reveres and
their anti-semitic activities in our
universities.
Within recent months, the coun-
try has become aware of a par
ticularly bitter feeling on the Jew
ish and radical questions in New
York City colleges, New York Uni
versity, C.C.N.Y., and Columbia es-
pecially. What caused this erup-
ton mystified not only the people,
but most of the student bodies and
their professors. More of them
dreamed that it was caused by the
cunning operations of Nazi agents
working with and through native
American students.
Early in 1884, Hitler agents in
the United States headed by Guen-
Their Orgell, head of the Nazi sec
ret political service in this coun-
try, decided that an espionage or
ganization must be organized in
the universities and colleges. A
young student whose name, l am
sorry to say, l do not know, ar
ranged a meeting with Rudyard
Uzzell, Jr., student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, the son of
Mrs. R. S. Uzzell, 8812-165th St.,
! Queens, in Royal Scott Gulden's
office, headquarters of the espion-
age Order of '76. The readers of
this series will recollect that Royal
Scott Gulden, head of this "patri-
otto" order, is working in cooper
alton with Nazi agents here.
Gulden, the reader will recollect,
merged his organization with the
Silver Shirts, headed by William
Dudley Policy. The two worked
to extend their spy and propa-
ganda systems. It is in Gulden's
organization that / found members
of the United States Military and
Naval Intelligence, detectives and
big business men, and it is Gull
denis organization, too, which has
been most active in disseminating
former Che was defeated in the
Nov. 6 election) Congressman
Louis T. McFadden's anti-semitic
speeches in Congress. [ give this
brief summary so the reader will
understand the relations between
these "patriots" and Nazi secret
service agents.
The young woman who arranged
this meeting is the head of the
espionage division of the Paul Re-
we're branch at Cornell University.
Uzzell had been exceedingly active
in organizing espionage and anti
semitic groups in various colleges,
achieving his greatest success at
the University of Pennsylvania.
Uzzell, after his meeting with
Gulden, asked to be presented to
Orgell, who is ostensibly head of
the United German Societies but
devotes most of his time to direct
ing Hitler's secret service work in
the United States and the snug
Cling of anti-semitic propaganda
off German boats which dock in
New York. Uzell wanted to dis
cuss with Orgell the combining of
Nazi and American anti-semitic
activities in the colleges.
This hopeful young Nazi, aided
by his mother, is apparently de-
termined to make antisem-itism
and espionage through the Paul
Reveres his life work, for he has
in his home in Queens one of the
largest card indexes in the country
of prominent people who can be
won over by proper propaganda.
On April 8, 1884, Uzzell and Mr..
Guenther Orgell met at the Friends
of New Germany headquarters.
Orgell told his visitor that he
would be glad to use him in an