The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1935-04-05
,coDtinued from last week.

A. various mlVeTsIVle0
Of the :. '@ Of Harvard and YALE
some or r. of Nazi groups up;
ops Jirrct7y traceable to the act 1t,,-
is o''t t 'anatriotic" American stu
ties 1'9.. :" working with German ag,
de.,.' Generating with these Nazl
, EMS. are are the German exchange
s e.'95aats. ike Detlof Won 5 Sahm'
@u 81. # a former Mayor Of Berlin
sou was active in organizing anti
p Wv" at Washington UnlVer-
sen SCI j. St. Louis working under
t st'' direction Of Consul-General
c t!r Of Los Angeles. When
the New Masses tried to get in
to,,rb with this Nazi student to
oh for an explanation of his ac-
t;,5t;cs. he left hastily for Berlin.
he has not and probably will not
no1c hack. Other students not
onIv carry on propaganda here,
Tmt organize good will" tours to
Germany which are extremely IN
extensive" These tours are for
strdents ard professors. In Ger
many. Nazi students act as guides.
Onf such "goOd will'' tour was or
vani2ed under the guidance of the
Omen Road, Sc West 45th Street,
"in order to reciprOcate the gen
erous hospitality they (the Nazi
stndents) are enjoying at Amer
can Universities and Colleges"
During this summers trip abroad
the professors and students were
filled with Nazi propaganda and
many Of them came back to de-
liver enthusiastic lectures about
the fine conditions in Germany,
especially the lovely way the Jews
are treated over there.
point out these facts briefly
to give the reader a notion of how
the long arm of Nazi anti-semitiC
activities works in this country. Il
is not only active among the stu.
dents. It extends to the Ameri
can professors and teachers, some
Of whom are conscious Nazi agents
as we'll as the using of prominent
German professors who visit this
country. like Professor Frederick
Schcneman Of the University o.
Berlin, who IN his eager desire t.
give prO-HitIor lectures is willing
to travel around anywhere in tn,
United States and speak for no
thing. IF his expenses are paid
he is grateful.
Professors in the universities
like Thomas Alexander of Colum
hia Uriversity-who heads the lis
Of the anti-semitic Order of '76'
prominent PROFESSIONAL names o
those who viii deliver prolific
talks-takes advantage of ever,
opportunity to address gathering
and offer a defense of Hitlerisr
as Professor Alexander has don
and Is doing. 1t is this eminen
Professor Alexander who met wit
one Of Gulden's secret agents, dig
Grunewald, Consulting psycholo
gist," who went to him after sh
had been at the German Consulat
On May 1, 1884, to discuss organ
ling branch of the anti-semiti
Order of '76 at Columbia Univel
sIty. Professor Alexander assure
isis secret agent Of his fullest CT
cperation. The meeting betwee
this secret agent and the profe:
sor took place in the professor
study on May 10, 1884. It WE
Professor Alexander, too, who aic
ed this secret agent in DRAWN
up a list of over 100 professor
and teachers in New York az
Philadelphia who might becon
mernbers of the Order of '76 /
c8rry on espionage activities ar
anti,semitic propaganda.
Some of our leading teache,
like Mrs. Elizabeth Schrader, hes
OF the German department of Il
New York State Department
Education are members of Ma
organizations. How much Nh
Sehrader has to do with the a
pertinent Of UNPAID voluntee
teachers Of German in the Ne
York schools I do not know b
l cannot imagine that Martin Ha1
mann and Fred Scheibe, who
unpaid volunteer" teacher wso,
Under her. were appointed witho
ner krowIedge. It would have he,
9iffi"ult to get them a regult
'escNer's nav hut these genera
souls volunteered to "teacb" f
n"tHlnT. And certainly it is d
I'r't to believe that Mrs. Schr
G'r ? member of Nazi organic
g'hF. does not know that these r.
"Nn@'a volunteers" are among +
'" '' snti-semitic propaganda,
u ire country and that thew W,
49, 80 m crnortunitv to carry
s"e.r pro-Fitler and arti-semi
N ,cS right in the heart of t
.e" York school system whe
S aF CO.. influence not onlv ST
tentF but teachers who in n,
students. '''''o9S vi
# Mrs. schrader nlaads ION,
ahce and the New YORK. S+.+o T T
pLsrtment of Education wishes
Nv more about these volunt,
rs .;,,I :, I shall be clad
CIV ste , them ;, full details. At DR.
IT,. :, :, think it is sufficient 70
r ,sS; hartmann is one Of the m,
l W., Jew haters in the count
Don.a%.,I5lm e he edited Das NJ
deutschland 1,s and the anti-sen,i
oodper, the Deu+soLo I'll.
' ".nch today sets tho 49, 800