The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-29

ing Winrod's Defender and Des-
tiny, organ of the Anglo-Saxon
Federation. Holdings revealed that
during the 1886 elections he had
received $4,000 from the Republi-
can Party for legitimate campaign
purposes.
81 used the money to buy 10000
pieces of patriotic leaflets against
rhe President he said. Among
them, he confided, were thousands
of copies of Reverend Winrod' S
'Revealer' which in banner head
lines proved "Roosevelt's Jew
ish Ancestry from authentic Nazi
sources.
Holdings was a confirmed reli-
gious fanatic and believed impli-
city in the prophecies" of the
Anglo-Saxon Federation. He was
thoroughly STEPPED in the teach
ings of the cult.
When the American people -e-
volt from the East and the West
at a preordained hour to battle
Communism, we shall receive di-
rect aid from the Axis powers. This
aid will come both from Japan
and Germany" said Holdings,
do you mean to say that Japan
ard Germany will intervene in a
military way to establish national
ism he-e?" I asked.
"What I mean, precisel," Hol-
lings continued, sis that both Japan
and Germany will help us fight to
preserve the Constitution by send
ing over whatever military aid be-
comes necessary. This is accord
! ing to prophecy"
I suppose you look upon Hitler
as :. a sort of guardian"
said.
''Hitler is the Redeeme~ of the
American Constitution! Holdings
replied.
Holdings also predicted victory
for Standardization, after which
would arrive a millennium OF
peace, life eternal, the liberation
Of American Indians, etc. Holdings
had read it so many times that he
came to believe the prophecy to
be his own.
'The Kingdom of God shall
come, he said impressively, "but
it will be preceded by confusion,
during which time this country will
be torn by revolution.
'tToday there are many groups
with opinions which differ as to
method to be employed but are I'M
ammous as to the ultimate ends.
Some day these groups will forget
their differences and merge under
one leadership and one common
aim"
what will that aim be?" ask
ed.
1.-THE Kingdom of God, Of course.
The factor which will bring them
together may be racial or it may be
political, but they'll be united ev'
entually. The American First Com
mittee brought many of the groups
'lnder one leadership"
But it was Jew-controlled," AL
len put in. This was the Nazi party
line which was evolved when the
America First Committee disband
e6, and thus ostensibly ended its
career of apeasement and psychol
ogical sabotage.
Holdings answered Allen: "Tha
made no difference. It united the
large majority of the people under
nationalist leadership, and that Il
what counted. If there were any
Jews on it they would have beer
thrown out eventually"
| I switched the conversation bacl
to Hitler and Nazi Germany.
"Hitler wanted peace, worlt
neace," Holdings declared. cit wa!
Poland which first invaded Ger
many and naturally Germany hat
to retaliate. Hitler merely wants tt
unite the German people under ont
leadership. The Lord permits you tt
do that. you know"
"A group of the boys are meeting
UP In my room this afternoon,
Mcknight said on the second day
OF my stay in Salt Lake City.
I'll be there I said.
Among the ''boys" was Alfred F
Hust, the photographer, whose shop
was a few doors from Meningitis
office. Hust pouted perpetually
against the F. B. I. ."They won't lei
me alone. They always come
around to my shop and my home
and ask questions
Hust was member of the Steu-
len Society. During a dinner tend
cred by steubenites in honor of
Nazi Consul and snv rinoleader.