The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-09
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communication with Berlin.
 Chief tenet of the German. American Bund is an intense hatrec of Jews and all things Jewish. Othel anti-Semetic organizations are lin ing up with the Bund in what lead CTS plan will be Q general FaScis merger.
 Day of BlOOdshed Theat
 Jews and Communists are almos synonymous in the Bund mind. Int day of bloodshed will come, leader! say, when Jewish -Mongrel-C Com. munists attempt to seize the govern. ment just as they did in Germany.
 Tn one breath" Mueller wrote "They predict there never will bt another democratic election in the United States; in the next, they talk of uniting with other 'Ayran' groups in @ political party to uphold the Constitution"
 Metcalfe wrote that Herman Schwarzmann, whom he named "Fuehrer" of the Astoria, Long Is. land, Post, told him that Jews in tht United States are grabbing contro of everything" He quoted Schwarz' man as saying:
 "This is exactly what took place in Germany. Finally the people rose up in resentment. This will happer here - 1t is inevitable. When that day comes, and 1t probably Is not fal off, we must be prepared to figh for the right kind of government.
 Financial Crisis
 There will likely be bloodshet and fighting"
 Schwarzman told him, Metcalfl wrote, that "in al Likelihood thu day of trouble will come with a fl' nancial crisis in Washington. Ther will be the time to wipe out' thu Jews.
 Times reporters said the "Ameri' can Hitler - the national Fuehrer 0. the Amerika Deutscher Volks' bund"- is Fritz Kuhn, former chem ist for the Ford hospital in Detroi and the Ford Motor Company. Hi officers, they said, are in New York
 The Times said the Ameriki Deutscher Volksbund has sixty odd" posts across the nation, eacf with 8 select reorganization of uni ioHwad men who, it said,. are "aI exact replica of the Hitler storn troops" and ready at all times fo' any type of terrorist activity"
 The posts, the Times said, include Danbury, New Haven, Norwalk Stamford and Waterbury - all il Connecticut.
 Rep. Citron to Act
 Middletown, Conn.,, Sept. 0-(UP. Rep. William M. Citron said to- day he would ask the U. s. depart ment of justice to make an imme' diate investigation of charges by thu Chicago Daily Times that 20,0Ol Nazi sympathizerS in the UniteC States were under arms.
 T shall call the attention of J Edgar Hoover to that immediately, said the congressman when inform. ed of the newspapers statement.
 Citron said the bureau of inves. tigation already had made Q "cur. cory investigation" of charges ol American Nazi activities herr and that he would ask a further Investigation"
 The Middletown Democrat wa active during the recently adjourned Congress in efforts to have Nag camps investigated.
 Citron charged Nazi activities fl the United States were "financeC from Germany" and that German consulates general in this country secretly were conniving in it."
 He assailed the German govern. ment for its recent statement tha German everywhere, regardless ol citizenship, were still subjects oi the Fatherland.
 That is a reflection against Ger. mans by the present German gov ernment," he said.
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