Evening star., 1944-08-07


Allied forces are pounding ag,
ready have fallen and the in
forces blocked a German esca
added: If you 60 on working on
peoples feelings, get them to follow
you in numbers, the first thing you
know they will overthrow the Gov
ernment." Pelley said he replied:
Even if that happened, I'd know
what to do
Another exhibit contained these
purported extracts from Pelley's
Weekly:
The one man in America who
can give the Germans the equitable
representation and square deal to
which they are entitled is Pelley of
the new-forming Christian party.
He Is the one man in America, cam
didate for the presidency in the
1886 elections, whom the Jews hate
with ungovernable fury. because he
would install in the United States
the same policies for the smashing
of Jewish political and economic
power which Hitler has SO success
fully installed in the Fatherland.'
In Pelley of the Christian Party
the American Germans have a
standard-bearer who will conserve
their interests as though they were
his own, who is thoroughly pro-
German in his sympathies and who
can make this national fight strictly
along lines of the purest American
ism and who believes that with his
party in control. a rapport can be
entered into with Adolf Hitlers NaZi
government in which non-JeWish
Germany and the norf-Jewish Unit
ed States, performing in complete
understanding on the Jewish ques-
ton and sympathetically co-operat-
ing, can promote Nordic-Aryan cul-
ture so that it overwhelmingly
dominates the political situation Of
the world
OF Purest German Stock.
American German! If you
make Pellsy the Nations chief exec
utive, you will have in the White
House first lady of purest German
stock. whose maiden name was
Hansmann, who speaks your Ian
guage. who is fanatically committed
to German culture and the geneo-
logical Endorsement of ell that Ger
many stands for in the family of
nations"
Another document was a letter
dated March 81 l942, addressed,
Dear Chief" whom the Govern
ment describes as Pelley and signed
Vic" identified by the prosecution
as the defendant, Howard Victor
Broenstrupp, Pelley's former at
torney and confident. Vic" wrote
will shortly send you rewrite
of the Noblesse Plans, which I want
you to study, since by making you
grand dean of the union and all
worthwhile Silver Shirts as knights
or other high-ranking persons in
the State orders, together with a
ordination of all other persons
of organizations and movements
having the same general ideal, you
would have an organization which
would Hitler Hitler. Submitted
the general plan to our friend, Gen.
Moseley (Maj. Gen. George Van
Horn Moseley retired), and he was
very favorable to it and will be
definitely interested as soon as he
is relocated He is leaving Atlanta,
perhaps being reassigned to active
war work. However, he is a friend
which you can rely upon, and you
can always count on his support in
quiet but effective way"
Extract From Magazine.
This was an extract from Pelley'
magazine, the Galilean, put out a
month after Pearl Harbor:
1T is futile to plead that Amer
ican territory and property were
Wantonly attacked in the Hawaiis
The attack obviously resulted from
baleful and provocative diplomacy
which appeared to neglect no op-
portunity to make actionist enc
mics of all major countries on the
globe but England ."
The Galilean. according to an
exhibit, printed this January 26,
| 1912:
The vital conflict of the Amer
ican republic comes when the Mi
kado's troops land in Alaska. put it
under their military rule and start
down through British Columbia to
Washington, Oregon and Califor-
MIA
| Another statement purportedly
circulated by the magazine, Febru-
ary is, 1912, declared:
The typical American who has
something in his skull case other
than sawdust or cement is disclosing
by his private conversation in home
office and barberShop that he is
getting utterly fed up on the clique
seeking to prosecute this war on a
basis of social gains and Is reaching
mood of civic surliness where
unwittingly he gloats when any Axis
powers report success abroad-even
against our own forces"
Two weeks after America went to
war the Galilean stated: I'VE have
by every act and deed performable
aggressively solicited war with the
Axis"
| Defense Makes Protest.
Justice Eicher commented, at the
close of defense arguments, that a
number of the attorneys seemed to
misunderstood the nature of the
evidence offered in the exhibits. It
was, he said. entirely circumstantial
but he pointed conspiracy could
be proved by circumstantial as well
as direct evidence.
Macmillan j. st. George, counse
for Joseph McWilliams, protesting
the exhibits, said:
| "The Government seenS tn he r,ro,