The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-03-23

America Is Now Realizing The Real
Danger Behind The Motives OF
Hitler And Those OF His Kind
Now At Work In This Country TO
Establish a Hitler Controlled DIG
tatOrship.
To the Editor of The Republican:
Recent articles and columns in varl-
Gus magazines and newspapers re
garding un-American activities instl-
gated and executed by crafty NaZl-
Hitler hirelings, confirm the fact that
America has ultimately awakened
from her slumbering coma and now re-
allies the real danger behind the mo-
tives Of these freedom-hating human
termites who, like an unappreciative
beggar, accept our protection and ma
tional hospitality under which they
creep and begin boring from within in
their incessant effort to establish an
effective Hitler-controlled dictator
ship. These alien termites, like a thief
| in the night, are as dangerous to de-
mOcracy as deadly invisible germs are
to our physical bodies.
Deep within every red blooded, lib
erty-lOving American is planted a pa
triotic embrayo that, when disturbed
by the disclosing of plots against our
Government and our freedom, is aug
mented to dangerous fighting proper
lions and develops into heartfelt 10y
| atty to the only country in the world
where free speech is guaranteed to
even the most despicable minority.
With eighty German-American bund
camps already established and their
membership of 100000 confronting US,
l sincerely believe it behooves every
thinking American citizen to be on
guard against and to resent and abhor
the obnoxious propaganda that has
polluted the minds and homes of many
straight-thinking, straight-living citi-
zens by wildly depicting and portray
ing the life under a dictator as being
advantageous if not pleasant.
Scoops Column" in last weeks
Republican gave an excellent example
of the audacity, the insolent, bold de-
termination of these Hitler-controlled
human puppets that obey every wish
of the Nazi chief. Large meetings in
New York, protected by police against
interference, are to me, similar in
comparison to a group of sinking,
suave outcasts who gladly accept the
benevolent hospitality of some pro-
| tecting individual and who upon re-
| ceiving kind treatment arises and crit
icizes and rails and denounces the
manner in which the household is run,
| and show a decided inclination and
resolute determination to dictate its
| future management.
To real true Americans it is incon-
ceivable that any element under Am
erican care, within American bound
aries, would develop and possess such
ruthless, intrepid, deadly intentions
! toward their protectors. 1t is incredi-
BILE too, that such bitter hatred, taught
with singular, abnormal contempt can
| be cultivated and so firmly instilled
within the victims heart that without
hesitation these foolish, misled prey OF
stronger dominating minds would rise
against the only true, free form of
! government that exists in the world
today.
The quarter million followers al
ready acquired means that America is
| harboring and protecting the rights of
an enormous crowd Of government en-
emies consisting chiefly of ignorant,
disconted people who, with their pois-
oned minds, have no idea of the cruel,
implacable personality of that vaunt-
ing, boasting, debating Fuehrer, who
undoubtedly guides every move
probably indirectly - of his United
States henchmen.
1t means too, that these incorrigible
intruders against democracy must, by
intelligent, careful investigation be
checked, lest they accomplish their
aim.
We must hold in scorn and disdain
and revulsion the smooth wiles, the
foreign-inspired cunning of this i'm
pending, ominous danger. Neither shall
we allow our minds to become dis
torted by the effects of filthy propa-
ganda. We must fight with vehement
determination toward dispelling and
destroying this threatening cloud that
portends the danger behind concealed
intentions of austere, bitter, democ-
racy destroying Germans.
The Dies committee, though much
criticized, is one of our biggest hopes
in eradicating these harmful human
bacteria. say: more power to Mar
tin Dies and his co-workers"
WILBERT N. SAVAGE.
Sang Run, Md, March Ia.
Judge George Stewart Brown, New