Milford chronicle., 1941-11-21
CONGRESS- STOPS HITLER

Those who remember some OF
the lessons they learned in school,
win recall maps Of the Roman En-
pire at Its greatest extent with the
approximate date.
When future historians make a
map with a title, Hitler at the
Zenith of His Power" 1t will prob
ably be the map as of November
Is, 1941. The event, that marked
the turning point Of Hitler's at
tempted conquest of the world,
will likely be recognized as Hit
ler's defeat in Congress- On fthe Re-
peal of the Neutrality LAW
The map would show Hitler DOM
inant in North Africa2 except Egypt,
and In all of Europe with the ex-
ception of Great Britain and the
Eastern portion of Rassfaa In the
Far East, Japan, designated as Hit
ler's outpost, would be ready to
strike in different directions. In
the Americas, would be marked
Nazi cells reaching from Cape
Horn to the Canadian Border, with
Offices in all the capitals and agents
everywhere. And history win re-
cord that, in a magnificent defense
on its one yard line,s theapeople of
the United States knocked out the
Hitler forces in the House of Rep
resentativss on Thursday, EoTem.
Der 18th, when the .sorcaIled Neu-
traIity Act was practically repealed
by a vote of 212 to 1914.
At last we have gone into the
war when we still have allies to-
hold back Hitler while we expand
our production to a war time basis.
The showdown with Japan comes
while Russia and Great Britain can
still assist us in the Far East. In
a short time, Hitler's espionage
center in the German Embassy will
be destroyed by sending his AM
bassador. home.
We can. expect Hitler to keep up
a rear guard action in this country.
He can still continue to work on
the frailities Of human nature. One
Of these weak points, is that few
people show appreciation for bene-
fits received; but an unlimited
number will work against people
whom they dislike or can be in
duced to hate. Wien we consider
the strength of the hate-complex
which Hitler has exploited, then
hie defeat in the House OF Repre-
sentatives seems truly remark
able.
Hitler knew that it is human tc
cover up failures, mistakes, an6
disappointment by blaming them
on somebody else. So it was easy
enough to arouse hatred against
the Jews because of the large mum.
ber of potential Jew-haters. Ev-
eryone who has been Unfortunate
in his own business, or has beer
unsuccessful in his profession, IL
candidate for the Anti Jewish
crowd. The Nazi practice in othei
countries was to gather these peo.
pie into an Anti-Jewish movement
with so much noise and fury, that
the danger from Hitler himself
would never be seen Hhtill IT was
too late. .,..-l 'sloia9
1t was not difficult for Hitler tc
make the Irish bitter against the
English. But when SONG Of the
Irish carry their old hatreds to the
extent of endangering, their pres
ent homeland, the United States
il shows these Irish in such an
unfavorable light that it makes you
believe the English might have
been justified, after an. .Al niif
A number who dislike THAT
MAN IN THE WHITE HOUSE,
have been useful to Hitler. Some
of those who had expected the help
of the President inhstbsir schemes
to grab more than their share of
the economic pie, were disappoint-
ed when the President didn't come
across. Capital racketeers, labor
racketeers, and all who get some
thing for nothing, hate anybody
who may interfere with their ILL
gotten gains. The number of damn
hogs in the United States, running
around on two legs, is so large
that if they all were forced to run
on four legs, the price of pork
would drop to penny a pound.
Where Hitler was smart, was in
getting these three groups to help
the Nazi program in the United
States without being paid for it.
By working on their human weak
nesses, he got service from them
that money couldn't buy. So that
left him able to pay his regular
Nazi agents more per man. And in
spite of all this, he is losing out
in this country.
Not that the war is won yet; but
there is no longer any doubt that
it can be won. The length Of the
war will be determined by the vigor
with which we press it. If we &c
into it 1000, German morale will
criimble and then probably col
lapse as speedily as 1t did in the
last months Of the World War No
1. There will still be battles on
land, sea, and air; but Hitler's
forces will be fighting on the los
ing side without the satisfaction
of knowing that they are in the
right. ..,s
November 18th, 1941, will be a
big date in American history. Thai
will be remembered by the mass
attack of all Hitler's agents to pre-.
vent the repeal OF the Neutrality
Act in the House of Representa-
tives. And all three representatives
from the Dei-Mar-Va Peninsula
were right. Furthermore, the two