The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-12-09

izers have no intention of desert- ing the project. By early spring the swastika will be flying over the hills of Connecticut, bringing with it all that it stands for; Abolishment of religion, racial persecution, abolishment of free speech, free press, free assem- blaze, and right to suffrage. The members of the camp will sub scribe to the bund oath: 'T sOI- ennly swear fidelity to my leader, Adolph Hitler. I promise Adolph Hitler and everybody designed by him, known to me or to be known to me, through his credentials or through his uniform, the respect and absolute obedience due him and give allegiance herewith to fulfill all orders without restric- ti0ns, and with my entire will be- cause know that my leader does not demand from me anything il - legal" Alien uniforms and insig- mia will appear on our streets, an alien language will be spoken and taught American born youths, principles avowedly for the pur- pose of destroying Democracy will be taught, the German military tactics with the goose step" and a "heil Hitler" salute to the Swas- tika will supercede our National emblem. If you have no concern for your God, for your Country, or for your children, you will stand idly by and let an alien state do by treachery and stealth, what has never been accomplished by force of arms; destruction of our Constitutional Government hand . ed down to us by our fathers as sacred trust for you and your pos- terity. If you do feel that this ar- rogant invastion of our rights is a growing menace to our peace and security, you will meet the issue in the American way, and fight to the finish, to repulse this attack on our sanctity as a na- ton. There is only one way to suppress these alien activities, and that is through the enactment, and enforcement of State and Federal laws. We are a Sovereign free state, fully capable of making and enforcing laws for our Ma tional Security. Unfortunately, our representatives, the law mak : CTS, are not fully awake to, or if so not in full accord on the ser- iousness of the menace these pri- vate militia camps present. For that reason we believe there is very present need for an organ ization, nation wide in its scope, to exist for the sole purpose of bringing this issue forcibly to the attention of our representatives to the end that, immediate and adequate laws be enacted to give the Government, States, and towns legal weapons to defend our own without waiting for actual invasion by force of arms. We pro- pose such an organization, to be known as United-Americans as clearing house for concentrated action.
 It will be non-sectarian and non-partisan, with no initiation fees, no dues, and no salaried of- ficers. such necessary expenses as stationery, postage, printing and advertising and possibly hall ren . tai must be met by entirely free and voluntary contributions. Members will be pledged to keep the organization free from any attempt by any person or persons, to capitalize 1t in any way for the purpose of personal or financial gain. It is to be an unselfish as- sociation of Americans doing an American job, and when that job is done, and we have laws enacted to assure us of the protection which we have a right to expect, the United-Americans, as an or ganization will cease to exist. If you can subscribe to the forego- ing, and are willing to re-affirm your allegiance to the United States of America. we invite, and urge you to meet with us in the Community Hall at Southbury, Friday evening, December 10th. at 7:30 p. m.
 We need the help of every red- blooded American in this fight, 1t is not local to Southbury, 1t is ila- ticnai. and we need your help in organizing this movement in de- fense of our National security. It will be your organization, offi- cered by men and women duly elected as this meeting. Save this as a date to keep for the sake of American Democracy, At the Community Hall, Southbury, Con- necticut, Friday evening Decenl- Der 10th, 1887.
 GEORGE A. HOLMES.