Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-22
OTHERS VIEWS
SHOULD WE TOLERATE WITH
TIE BUND?


To the Editor:
one Gay, not so many years ago,
there eliminated into Office Of the
German Empire man with short,
buncny muslache, dark, sinister eyes
and obscene ideas. This man we re-
fer to as Herr Adolf Hitler. His ideas
were numerous and illogical. His
plans prOdiSiouS. Inside his BRAIN
formed a faint idea that he should
be the domnatOr of the entire world.
So with this idea predOminatlng he
set forth to accomplish his ruthless
desires. Secret agents and spies were
employed to go on important mis-
sions to carry out his strict orders
and harsh demands. His talons OF
evil began to spread throughout
Germany. His followers increased
profuSely. Other officials were ap-
pointed by Hitler to elogate his pri-
mtive ideas. And even free America
failed to escape the clutches Of those
cropping talons.
After the majority Of Germans
were following him he cast his sharp,
piercing eyes across the salty stream
to the United States and Canada. So
on March 20, 1886, there sprang up
an organization in America called
the German American Bund under
the leadership of Fritz Kuhn. Kuhn
was very successful and competent
in acquiring new members for the
organization. Thousands and thous-
ends Of |azl pamphlets and booklet
were distributed among prospective
members. Four newspapers devoted
to the NaZi cause sprang up in rapid
succession. Kuhns members increas-
ed to plausible degree. More than
twenty Bund camps Sprang up al
most overnight in various parts of
the United States. And now it is
estimated that there are two hundred
thousand Nazis in America, of which
a large portion are secret agents and
spies taking orders directly from
Germany. These monsters are work.
ing secretly and jointly, hoping they
will eventually succeed in confiscat-
ing our government and ruling this
country with their paganish ideas
A noted authority on international
affairs stated that Hitlerism in Amer
lca means paganism and the destruc-
ton Of our moral rights. Certainly
no clear thinking American, who be-
neVeS in Americanism, would be so
obstinate as to be captivated by any
OF HItler's foolish ideas. Undoubted- |
ly no honest citizen would tolerate
with the indecent acts and debauches
that prevail in Germany.
Now more than ever before the |
United States Government should |
advocate the Importance of Ameri- |
canism and democracy. Every state,
town, county, and every citizen
should strive to rid America of these !
Nazis. For the first vital step, we
should stop the enormous flow of |
immigrants that are drifting con-
tinuously into this country depriving |
honest citizens of their jobs. All |
leaders and head officials of these |
American Nazis should be seized. |
and the last Vcstige of their filthy |
propaganda literature destroyed. And |
unless we stop these Nazis, Commun- |
ist and all un-American activities, |
we are doomed to dictatorship and a
nation of corrupted morals.
| have a little booklet before me |
which states: Hitler believes all |
women are evil and are put here to
work and do all the hard labor.
1t would be incredible to see some
of the gay, flirtatious blondes and |
brunettes, from the cities. Dlown~
morbid, obstinate mule in a cloud
of swirling dust. I bet she would let |
out string of blasphemy that would
make a sailor cringe
HENRY AYSCUE.
Henderson, Route l, Sept. 19, 1889.