Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-14


great excite ment over the
Russo-German agreement.
ITS . virtual alliance, and
Stain, the supposed arch-enemy
Of naxism and aggression, In
vites Germany TO 60 In and
clean up Poland" he noted.
THAT Stain should play such
crude power politics and also
play into the hands Of the Naxis
overwhelms the rest Of us.
Stains step should Kill world
=ceJBma8ism.=AfiH-AIErsnch
Communist who has been taught
for six years 10 hate nAIism
above all else, swallow Mos
cows embracing of Hitler"
He erred in his guess that
Stains action would kill world
communism but so did others.
On June u, 1910, after
France had collapsed. Shirer
wrote:
1T seems fairly clear 10 me
that France did not fight. The
fields of France are undis-
turbed. The French blew up
many bridges hut they also left
many strategic ones standing.
More than one French soldier I
talked to thought II was down.
right treachery. And" he con-
tinues. from German and
French sources alike. I hear
many stories of how the Com
munists had received orders
from their party not 10 fight"
On Aug. 5, 1910, while Ameri-
can Communists were commit
ting industrial sabotage here
and collaborating with Hitler
because Hitler and Stain were
partners, Shirer wrote further:
"A photograph In one Of the
papers shows French miners un-
loading coal at a pit. Watching
over them is q heImeted Ge1
man soldier with . bayonet.
Their Observation-Disclosures
Communist party and their
unions told them not to work.
when France was free. Now
they must work under German
bsyonets.
DENE DE CHAMBRUN Is a
IL young French lawyer. He
enjoys American citizenship be-
cause of some relationship To
Lafayette. He is the son-in-law
of Pierre Laval and a nephew
of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth. He is well acquainted
with Franklin ID. Roosevelt.
with whom he conferred several
times after France fell. De
Chambrun is. or was. a rather
overbearing French cub politi-
clan. but when his country went
10 war he went too. as a conn
pany officer. lie served in the
Maginot Line during the phocy
war and was detached or liai-
son work with the little British
expeditionary force shortly be-
fore the blitz.
Unlike the Communists OF
France, De Chambrun fought
his best while they were refus-
ing either to fight or 10 work.
In 1910, after France coll
lapsed, De Chambrun made sew
eral clipper trips to the United
States trying TO promote help
for his country He also wrote
a little book called Il Saw
France Fall"
In Il Saw France Fall" Rene
recalls that when the Nazis
were preaching the nobility Of
work and building their Sieg-
fried Line, our soldiers might
have been asked 10 work relent-
lessly night and day building
huge anti-tank bitches between
the North Sea and Switzerland.
But il seemed that the politicd>
leaders, in war as in peace, N
not mold and inspire public
opinion. Hard work was not
popular and they wanted votes"
We have many such traitors
here who also have received as
il were. political amnesty from
the Roosevelt government. They
have great power TO cripple was
industries, lie up our shipping.
and isolate our armies in Europe
in the event that the European
Communists should decide TO
take over the continent and the