Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-12-07

mately lead to the downfall of
Communism.
Long before this present conflict
started practically every nation in
the world was on it's guard against
Russia's insidious propaganda.
This, however, did not stop Eng
land and France from trying to
WOO this otherwise Objectionable
character when the hostilities COM
menced. Nor did it deter Hitler
from patting his sworn enemy on
the back and grasping his hand in
friendship when his country was
cutoff from the markets of the
world and his kitchen door led to
Russia's well-stocked pantry.
When the "Redv army marched
into Poland the Allies were very
mild in their protests knowing how
foolish it would have been to be
otherwise. In fact they tried to
force themselves into believing, as
l analized the situation in pre-
vious article, that perhaps Stain
was blocking Hitler's march to the
East, without an Interior motive.
Hitler on the other hand, not
willing to admit Stain had out
smarted him, tried to bluff the AL
lies into believing that now and
forever-more Germany and Russia
stood side by side like a pair of
loving brothers.
The might and power of Russia
was an unknown quantity then; it
was something intangible that
struck fear in the hearts of many
nations. But that was weeks ago
when no one knew what possible
devastating havoc they could
work. Today it's a different
story with the whole world seeing
before their eyes the story of
David and Goliath being reenacted.
However whereas once there was
one David and one Goliath, now
there are a few hundred Davids
and thousands millions of
Coliaths.
So even though we cheer brave
Finland on, we know the force
against them is too great and even
tually Russia will be so ''nobly
victorious" Then her 'illustrious"
legions will be sent home, medals
for heroic deeds of valor will be
pinned upon many chests, and
they will rest until the day comes
when Germany, France and Eng
land are weak from loss of man.
power, from the drain on their re-
sources, from the wretching sick
ness of continual warfare. Then,
and only then, would the Shiny
snakes of vituperative "Red" un-
Cody Russia crawl forth from
their den to wind themselves
around the sick, the manned and
the wounded to sink their deadly
fangs filled with the poisonous
venom of Communism into the very
souls of the PROSTATE.
This is what Hitler fears now,
as does Chamberlain, Daladier and
last but not least Benito Mussolini.
Can these men afford to take this
chance of one side or the other be-
ing to conclusively victorious that
they will have everything to gain
and nothing to lose. No! not if they
love their separate countries as
much as they plead they do.
To all this there exists only one
possible and perhaps PLAUSIBLE
solution, with great many "ifs"
attached.
If Hitler were to relinquish his
position as Reich-C Chancellor and
der Fuehrer. If he were to do this
for the sake of peace he would
ever be immortalized by the Ger
man people.
If those leaders of the Nazi
party as successors to der Fuehrer
were in turn to abdicate and select
for Germany's new leader one ac-
ceptable to Whitehall and the Quai
d'Orsai = perhaps one of the for
mer Kaiser's sons.
If the French and the English
could forget the terrific, yet mostly
artificial hate that has been en-
gendered in their hearts by their
leaders, against the Germans and
vice versa.
If World Jewry were to forget
the brutality of Nazi prosecutions
in order to aid further world sta
bility.
If Mussolini will follow the ad-
vice of His Holiness the Pope to
fight for the teachings of Christ.
If the Poles, the Austrians and