The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-09-03
BY WEsTBROOK PEGLER

NEW YORK.-George Spelvin, American be-
ing called to Washington to state his views on
the conditions of peace, took the stand just
after lunch.
@. (By Senator Nilly) Mr. Spelvin, the COM
mittee would be pleased to hear your views
on the matter in which we are to solve the
German problem.
A. By Mr. Spelvin) Well, Senator, the way
see it and l don't want to be arbitrary,
but you are absolutely right because the dir
ty Nazis certainly were responsible, and Pres
ident Roosevelt just before the war, why, you
remember, he sent Adolf Hitler letter or
maybe a cable but anyway, this message,
whatever it was, whether a letter or what,
well he asked Hitler not to mess up those 9TH
countries in Europe, so Hitler, he was
riding pretty high those days, so he sent let
tiers to all those other countries asking if
they were afraid he was going to mess them
up and, Of course, if you are sitting right
under the guns like they were, why you don't
like to get fresh so they said, Oh no. they
said, they never thought of such thing and
then you remember, why, whammy, he sock
ed poor little Poland and then Denmark and
Norway and
@. (By Senator Nilly) I don't like to inter-
rupt but if you will pardon the interruption,
why, what the committee is more interested
in, Mr. Spelvin, is of course we all do re-
member the events of those days, but the
committee would like to have your views on
A. By Mr. Spelvin) Well, I was coming to
that Senator, and the way see it when a
country starts two world wars in Is years and
they say they are the master race and they
ought to rule the world and then you have
to pull everything out of Joint for four or
five years, yourself, to lick Them well it seems
to me the best way you can do is bust them
up in little pieces and If it was me would
favor moving the French border up to the
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of Germany and the Danes and the Poles,
too; but Senator, the hell of it is, if you will
pardon the expression well you recall the
Germans took Alsace and Lorraine that other
time and the Frenchmen couldn't rest until
they got them back, and the same way with
the Italians, they got back some land but most
everybody was a Heinie in those places by
this time so the French they made them
teach French in the Alsace-Lorraine schools
and Mussolini he made his Heinies learn to
speak Eyetalian and made it a felony to
yodel-
@. By Senator Nilly) Then I take it that
you mean
because you have to face facts and if we
say we are going to Jet people i've by the
consent of the governed and then you take
and give eight or 10 million heinies to the
Frenchmen and Poles and all like that, why
naturally they are going to feel very bad
and after another Is years maybe England
has got another government or France goes
cockeyed again like she done-like they did
this last time and these ,Heinies will make
deal some way to fight for their freedom
from the oppressor and there you are all over
O. By Senator Nilly) But, sir, if I may in
terrupt and of course the committee wants
your views, not mine, but if may point out
A. (By Mr. Spelvin) And then, furthermore,
Senator, right is right and if we say we are
against aggressors then do we mean all ag-
gressors, or do we forget all about Finland,
because you may remember, President Roose-
welt. why he burned up that Stain that time
/ for being aggressor against Finland and
then again, after Hitler messed up Poland why
Stain he just split up Poland with Germany.
50 now he is fixing to keep part of Poland
and give Poland part of Germany, but how